Similar to how I have found success with it. Is it revolutionary? No, not at all. But it's a variable sized (big for some use and nonexistent for other use) incremental tool that requires a new skill set to use effectively.
Mix in all of the hype and its easy to see why people are confused and why some get different results.
I notice this in mine. The electric motor does most of the speed changing work. From stop to start is obvious, but also while changing speeds once moving. The tachometer reads pretty consistent, but the electric motor adds the speed.
Not automated, but I have a regular signal backup to a local folder that occurs nightly. I manually push a copy up to proton drive once a month or so. 🤷♂️
I don't know when Microsoft would cave, but Nepal asking them to remove it probably isn't going to that level. Maybe they geoblock but I can't see them removing it for a everyone.
How is it on api availability for third party apps, and further adoption by third party apps?
That seems to be a big driver of Lemmy support, the fact there are lots of apps that support its api. That's what killed kbin, I realize this is a post about its fork, mbin, but similarly does not have much app support.
Money talks, wealth whispers.
That's what I heard and have observed. Basically matches what your saying I think.
Bummer, my computer hasn't had one of these in quite some time.
Are you using Claude web chat or Claude code? Because my experience with it is vastly different eve when using the same underlying model. Clause code isn't perfect and gets stuff wrong, but it can run the project check the output and realize it's mistake and fix it in many cases. It doesn't fix logic flaws, but it can fix hallucinations of library methods that don't exist.
Power usage on an electric blower is very different than other power tools. With a drill you are not constantly revving it. You use it for a few seconds to drive a screw and then setup for the next one. With the blower it's running continuously.
I have a drill than can run on a battery for most of a days work, while my leaf blower using the same batteries gets maybe 20 minutes of use, if I am conserving it.
I'm not a landscaper, so maybe it can be done, but I'll believe electric is better when the landscaping companies start using electric tools, just like carpenters switched from wired to battery when it made sense.
That top bezel looks pretty thick. Otherwise very interesting.
What kind of range do you have on that? I've been debating installing a l2 charger because overnight charging is usually good enough. I tend to get about 15-20 miles range tops on pure electric.
Agreed, but I'm really waiting for a drive client. VPN is great but there are other ways to deal with that on Linux, the rclone setup is hokey and not great, better than nothing to be sure, but first party support is desperately needed.