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Perhaps a more robust solution would be for the power company to install remote-switchable circuit breakers at various places of the grid. Use some sort of wireless IoT protocol to listen for "on/off" signals and to report back "I'm now on / I'm now off!". Then the power company can disconnect parts of the network by themselves, without trusting that every inverter, generator and battery will do the right thing.
I realize this is a complete noob question but I'm still curious: with enough "backfeeders" could it not in theory be possible that the backeeders see each other's output and keep operating?
Say, a few houses at the end of the line, each with very little electricity consumption (no-one's at home), but with panels and inverters going full tilt, something like that?
PS. Just re-watched your matrix LED pendant video. It is so well done, both the project, and the accompanying video!
- find my approximate physical location
- regularly scan ports on my IP and wait for me to accidentally expose a service I didn't mean to
- track me in any access logs they have access to
Is there a safe way to make backups of the index.lmdb and data0 files without stopping the server?
Throw out the IoT and "smart" stuff from your home. Remove apps from your phone and leave the absolute basics. Go through the password manager and close accounts for sites you are no longer using. Start migrating off Google. Print out your most precious photos on paper. And so on :-)
Somehow feels like it might be used for more than just wake word detection.
Assuming you have a straight road in that direction with a speed limit that allows an average speed of more than 100km/h.
Once I understood the proposal, I thought this would be horror job cognitive dissonance-wise. So unethical.
I also had a conspiracy theory – perhaps the "we can't pass interviews, so you do the interviews, and we do the job, win-win" is just a cover for the real play – shady anonymous orgs getting access to infrastructure and data of various western businesses, using you as a facade.
So so so disappointing.
If your writing is indeed your work then watermarking should not affect you.