Exactly. That what I added in an edit minutes after posting my answer 😆. There are some way to add pressure (a pump, which is often used in high buildings), but it is rarely used for hot water.
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I’m not a plumbing expert (I got an electronic degree before going for CS), but I can extrapolate from my own experience.
If it does a bit like electricity, it comes from how much water the main line can let through. If it is sufficiently sized, and can accept enough water for both your tap and shower, all you’ll see is a pressure fluctuations (it will be divided per open tap). But if it is not big enough, the water will go to the shorter route first, which depending on the configuration may be the tap or the shower.
At my old man home, we are in the former case, which mean he often used what this comic shows to make sure we finish our shower if it gets too long to his liking (he is an asshole sometimes 😂).
Meanwhile, at my current home, the boiler is just next to the shower, so the shower takes priority.The biggest difference with electricity though, is that you can put far more electricity than the wiring is made for, which can cause fires, which you cannot with water. 😅
The good old “parallel vs serial” patterns. The later being cheaper, it is used everywhere but in those places where the owner specifically ask for parallel because of knowing its advantages.
4·5 days agoDoomsider sure explained it better than you did, and he did defend his opinion, which you didn’t. Throwing strawmen arguments and insults around doesn’t do anything to allow meaningful conversations.
Considering your own argument length, I don’t think he’d need to invest more energy to make a more compelling one to counter yours.
So either elaborate yours, or go look at at the concept of “Bullshit‑asymmetry principle” (and associated concepts) when you’ll have time.
While I kinda admire your dedication at writing such lengthy insult, I’d like to remind you this is not an acceptable behaviour here.
FFXIV works great with a controller, I don’t see why GW2 wouldn’t with a similar gamepad oriented UI.
If JSAUX or ExtremeRate did not already made one. Hell, DBrand already announced a companion cube skin for the Steam Machine. 😂
According to reports it is. Not as easy as a hot-swapable one, but close. You just have to remove the back panel, pop it out and put the new one. No adhesive involved.
7·11 days agoThe robot was trained on Russian social media videos.
You can now use thirds parties APIs for Passkey. I use ProtonPass on my part, it works great most of the time, but there are still some apps that have Google provider hard-coded.
2·14 days ago!catshitspotting
“We are responsible for what we say and what we do, not the interpretation others do out of them.”
Please do not assume your understanding of the underlying argument has to be correct, or you’d risk falling to the strawman fallacy.
As a moderator I like to see arguments around games, but I don’t want to see them degenerate into fight.
So could your rephrase without assuming your opponent intention without solid proofs?
But that would open many security holes, allowing XSS attacks, loading viruses, and all those bad things.
4·16 days agoSmells fishy…
🇨🇵🤗🇺🇦
32·16 days agoSmells fishy…
For a normal user, 16G is still enough.
But for a power user like me, a Dev, with multiple IDE open, multiple browsers, a database manager with a dockerized DB, I’m basically at 96-98% RAM all the time.
But even then, if you use a local AI, prepare to loose multiple Gigs to it.
I already used more than 30 Gigs on one LLM (dolphin-mixtral:8x7B for the curious), when I tried testing it, and a more reasonable Mistral:7B still took me like 4Gigs just to run.
“We are not fighting guns, only bullets.” That’s what this bullshit sound to me.