“Rescue”
Lol. What is the rescue if even DDR4 explodes? What does this help?

Agreed.

It actually did help me find an older movie based on the following aspects:

• late 2000s/early 2010s
• nature catastrophe
• scene at the beach of people freezing instantly

After ruling out "Day after tomorrow"and “Geostorm” that left me with “Arctic Blast” which it actually was (beware, it’s not great!)

The way people blindly trust it’s output without any actual search or additional context is the worst way to use it. Might as well ask a magic 8-ball.

Yeah…
But those are the same that clicked on the first search result and believed it as gospel… :/

TWP does it better.

I feel like it’s essentially a superfuled semantic search.
I can put in multiple issues and symptoms and it spits out a websearch that mostly applies to my reported issue.

Appreciated. Very much appreciated!

At least with warehouse, you are already aware and prepared to receive it :p

Maybe it is the only real solution.
Full nuclear war and end all life on Earth ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Edit: Do I really need to ad a “/s” on this comment? Jesus Christ folks. And here I thought this comment was already laced with enough joke sarcasm…

Coming from powershell scripting, every string is put in quotes and to be printed strings with variables are put in $($var) (e.g. Write-Host "Example-Issue: $($IssueVariable)")
Saves me the trouble of hoping that $IssueVariable isnt interpreted as a string butbas a variable by PowerShell.

For a second I read OpenOffice instead of OnlyOffice and was perplexed how one would call that modern lmao

(IMO) even better.
Give me the package to self-host it.

If the data is available for mass production, you just need to copy paste the factory and establish the trading partners for supply chains.
Not the same issue as, for example, ASML and China.

No thermal runaway if I remember correct as those are not prone to exploding (unlike li-ion/li-po)

Ever wondered what the salt does after melting?
Same issue.

I mean the first diagram is effectively useless without knowledge of battery density. They as well could compare the 2010 compacts with 2025s SUVs which have probably 2x the amount of total capacity.
For the other charts: Agreed.

Low capacity is my guess.
Dunno if the article is the same I have read a few days ago but the, mentioned “everything” except the comparable capacity to sodium or lithium batteries.
And I can’t imagine that the capacity for salty water with tofu remnants is much higher than a sodium battery which is atm serialized for mass production runs (isnt it even available in some capacity as a commercial product?)

Doesnt matter if the capacity is even less than sodium batteries.

We’ll see.

One time I shopped for an ESP32 with an USB-C slim cable (3m) and a weather safe enclosure.
Amazon: >40€
AliExpress: <30€ (incl. shipping but waiting thrice as long).

Oh well, didnt need it fast anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Amazon sure did refund it.
And then proceeded to charge the seller the amount + handling fees.

Anyway: As I said, AE customer handling is…difficult.

Any source for that info? Seems important to know and assert the quality, no?

I mean…Sold amd shipped by Amazon is still a thing.
But even they sell counterfeited items.

So the only way to get a 100% genuine item is through the manufacturer (e.g. Samsung and storage media) or hope and pray you don’t get a scam product/test it after receiving.

Honestly: Aliexpress at times feels more genuine than Amazon. If it wasnt for the 20 stores by the same authenticated seller (the seller page is more obscured than on Amazon)