Diabolo96

Thanks man.

I’m not sure I believe you.

It doesn’t matter.

What i find more interesting is what is the end goal of this conversation. You and i both know everyone on earth refers to desert as a host place with a lot of sand. Perhaps i am thinking too deep but It’s hard for me to not make a parallel with something that happened locally were during an interview on tv our vice president used the wrong suffix to pluralize the word “poor”. He isn’t know for being a smart guy so it cemented it even further and everyone was making fun of him for this blunder. Later, his wife who is an author wrote an entire page on the newspaper trying to defend him by saying the word he said does exist and refers to a traditional irrigation technique and went on describing it’s historical significance and all that.

Am not an psychologist nor an anthropologist but i wonder what does this say about humans and how they interact with other groups ?

Joke on you ! I piggyback on real programmers to do the hard work and just assemble them in ugly mishmash and voilà ! “My” app.

I already knew this but thanks anyway. Yet, let us not play around with semantics . A desert usually refers to a hot place with a lot of sand.

doesn’t it degrade their capacity too much ? I thought at such temps they be like -80% capacity or something. 25m² at 400w would shrink my electric bill by a lot.

But I said the desert not the north pole.

I freaking live in the desert so i know I’d have solar 16h a day for like 9 months but i also know that solar panels optimal temp is 25°. In here, it’s a least 35, almost always above 40, often 45++ in the summer. Heck, there’s days and days of consecutive 49° and somehow never reach 50° making me believe that if it reach 50° the government is required by international laws to not allow citizens out or something.

Me living in the desert : It’s time to do some business.

I saw it in their codeberg.org repo. Shit.

Teddit use an unofficial API https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit they don’t relay on reddit.