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2024-10-08 01:44:25

fuck you. stop laundering printed money through ukraine and use it to help Americans.
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2024-09-28 21:32:01

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2024-08-25 17:59:41

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2024-06-30 22:05:54

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I just saw @npub1gx2…4lmh 's post and wonder if he may have some experience to add.

2024-06-30 21:50:11

a question for the NERDS here...
I have UPSes many devices that use transformers.
it seems the UPS doesn't kick in fast enough for many of these, and while the power stays on, these devices often reset. this causes issues.
anecdotally, it seems I put a beefier power brick on the device, they're less vulnerable.
why is this? how can I protect against it? is there a device that can just give me many 12V DC outputs that can withstand the AC drop? or do I just need lots of big power bricks?