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Comment There's more than one down side to surveillance (Score 2) 55

I wonder if the British constabulary kept their video of me having a long, relaxing piss in Russell Square's park. I looked up about half way through the leak, right into a surveillance camera I hadn't realized was there. I figured they'd already seen everything there was to see, so there was no point in trying to choke things off in midstream. So I took my time, gave the ol' snake a couple of shakes, zipped up, and gave a jaunty wave to the camera before I headed off to the hotel.

Comment Re:I have one of these (Score 1) 270

"Personally I think I could move over the control board functionality to an esp32 and end up with Home Assistant based controls if push came to shove."

You might have the basis of a profitable little side hustle there, if you want it. That would be especially true after Bosch inevitably "sunsets" its support in an effort to force consumers to buy another appliance.

Comment Re:Only have to build it due to renewables. (Score 1) 49

It's really amazing how nuclear advocates seem to believe there's no cost to mining, refining and disposing of reactor fuel. Last time I checked, sunlight was still free, and solar panels take 'way less maintenance than a nuclear generating station.

And then there's that other inconvenient problem: no nuclear plant has ever been built on time, on budget and that delivered electricity at the promised rate. As for maintenance...repairs to Canada's Pickering reactor broke the budget before they'd so much as turned a single screw.

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