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Luckily we have open source firmware and we can build our own printers.

Most ghost guns are not 3D printed so this is nothing but security theater and an invasion of privacy.

It's pretty common to have breakers with built in GFCI these days.

We only just got hardware support for AV1 and they are already coming out with a new codec?

That's what an archiving program is supposed to do.

Earth leakage would only trip the breaker if it was a GFCI, so the problem is something else.

Is it plugged into a GFCI protected outlet?

The power supply will have RFI filters in it and they always have some leakage. They may be installed before the power switch. There could just be too many devices with some earth leakage connected to the circuit, causing it to trip without any of them being faulty.

Most cat6 is unshielded. Make sure you're using shielded cat6 and shielded connectors. Check it with a multimeter to make sure there is continuity from end to end too.

They used 6 bit encoding for the text, so the drive stored around 5 million characters which would be around 2500-3000 pages of text.

For the break even point you also have to consider how much time it takes to find and access a file and how much time it takes to edit it.

Bluetooth audio works pretty well these days. I just pair my headphones and set the profile to A2DP in PulseAudio Volume Control and it works. SBC and AptX codecs should just work, but LDAC and AAC may need additional packages installed. All headphones should support SBC, but it has the lowest audio quality.

None of the low profile cards are very good for gaming, especially if they are powered by the PCIe slot.

Any decent password manager should handle generating TOTP codes. A phone is not needed for that.

There's a huge difference between e-mail and a site that is specifically designed to keep people addicted.

The warning won't do anything though. I would be surprised if it takes more than a day before ublock origin has a filter to hide it.