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Alarm Clock Pro
https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/alarm-clock-pro
This application bills itself as 'a modern replacement for your old alarm clock'. Naturally this was written in the days before mobile phones did it all.
How #utilities choose which power source to invest in depends in large part on two key aspects: price and reliability. Scholars explain: https://buff.ly/1ZoGEJK #energy #greenenergy
@ChrisMayLA6
It's an international problem. However, thinking that educational institutions ought to pay their way is an oxymoron. Education, properly described, is the cradle of a better society and its cost ought to solely be a public responsiblilty. One can let private education institution look out for themselves in whichever way 'elitists' choose to fund/run them but they should not receive public funding.
#Health, #education, #shelter and #utilities are public responsiblilites period. They ought not to be in private hands.
URGENT! please help a #disabled #Indigenous #mom & #artist cover #utilities. she needs to keep her #family safe & housed. you can buy her #jewelry below
$120/300 DUE APRIL 18
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URGENT! please help a #disabled #Indigenous #mom & #artist cover #utilities & #rent. she needs to keep her #family safe & housed. you can buy her #jewelry below!
$245/2000 DUE MAY 1
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Cashapp/Venmo: kiagbear
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OpenAPK es un repositorio de aplicaciones y juegos de código abierto para Android, actualizado semanalmente. Ofrece a los usuarios mayor privacidad, seguridad y control al ofrecer opciones de aplicación transparentes y personalizables. Los desarrolladores pueden publicar sus aplicaciones de código abierto para llegar a un público más amplio de entusiastas del software libre.
Enlaces:
https://www.openapk.net/
Etiquetas: #Website #Android #OpenSource #Privacy #Security #Utilities
Coal-fired community divided by power struggle for jobs and energy
By William Howard
Residents near one of the Coalition's proposed nuclear plants are divided by the need for work, and the environment.
Coal-fired community divided by power struggle for jobs and energy
By William Howard
Residents near one of the Coalition's proposed nuclear plants are divided by the need for work, and the environment.
@rstein @thorsheim that's not how #utilities work:
One cannot unsubscribe to #sewage and having neither #electricity nor #water will get the building condemned.
Same with #BuildingInsurance: They need to have that againdt #fire or the building will be condemned & seized by the City Fire Chief until reinsured retroactively and fully inspected by a Fire Inspector.
Are there quick wins for power prices? We asked some energy experts
The price of energy is a focus of the election campaign. We've asked the experts what they think are some of the solutions to help households with their bills now.
Victoria announces plans to subsidise home ceiling insulation installation
The Victorian government announces plans to subsidise the installation of home ceiling insulation, in a move it claims will help drive down power prices.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-04-08/victoria-home-ceiling-insulation-install-subsidy/105149976
MemoryCell
https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/memorycell
On Mac OS X 10.3 through 10.5, our free MemoryCell provided a quick overview on the memory (RAM) being used by each of your applications. Alas, it was broken by Mac OS X 10.6, and a replacement was
#macgarden #utilities #2006 #rogueamoeba
DockRestore V1.1
https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/dockrestore-v11
With DockRestore restore your old good Tiger dock and switch back to the 3D version anywhere anytime!!
Smart meters are breeding confusion and broken trust, a watchdog says
By Daniel Mercer
They were billed as the intelligent key to some sort of energy utopia, but smart meters are breeding confusion and broken trust, a watchdog finds.
Parties urged not to repeat solar 'mistakes' with batteries
By Daniel Mercer
A top energy expert says governments must ensure households that can't access subsidies for batteries still get a benefit, and must not be penalised.
How could a battery subsidy benefit you? Experts crunched the numbers
By Jo Lauder
If you already have solar or are considering getting a new solar-and-battery system, we've answered some questions you might have on batteries and how they could work for your household.
https://www.texasobserver.org/staying-afloat/
>“We need to have a culture of efficiency in our state,” Walker said. There are plenty of ideas for conservation and reuse of water in the State Water Plan that need funding, she said, especially in smaller rural communities that don’t have as much technical expertise as larger cities and their utilities. “There’s a lot of good things we can be spending money on.”
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>While both the proposed legislation and the current state water plan acknowledge that Texas also needs to conserve water and fix existing water systems, so far leaders seem more focused on grander plans to build new infrastructure.
Until Texas bans lawn watering state-wide, we ain't fuckin' serious about the water crisis.
>These days, SAWS [San Antonio Water System]—which serves 2 million people in Bexar, Medina, and Atascosa counties—has nine different sources of water. The utility can now draw from four additional underground aquifers, its own recycled wastewater, and three reservoirs, including Medina Lake. But because of drought, San Antonio hasn’t used Medina Lake for years.
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>SAWS has invested instead in its “advanced storage and recovery” system as a better insurance policy. The utility doesn’t always use its full annual water rights from the Edwards Aquifer, especially during rainy times. So SAWS has turned to injecting extra Edwards water into a different rock formation directly below the H2Oaks Center, the Carrizo Aquifer, to use later during dry summers and droughts. Utility staff refer fondly to this reserve as “the bubble.”
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>All this water used in homes, businesses, and public buildings throughout San Antonio eventually flows from drains and toilets downhill to the city’s lowest elevation point, where SAWS has built its wastewater recycling plant. Here, trash—mostly “flushable” wipes that in reality are not at all flushable—gets screened out of the water, and the plant’s workers diligently cultivate microbes that eat the city’s biological waste.
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>At the end of this lengthy process, the treated water flows into the Medina River, just above where the Medina itself flows into the larger San Antonio River. The water entering the river looks clean, like a small waterfall more than anything. Trees surround the wastewater plant’s outfall, the air smells fresh, and birds fly by.
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>“You should take us for granted,” said SAWS CEO Robert Puente, who previously served in the Texas Legislature and chaired the House Natural Resources Committee, in an interview with the Observer. The utility has plenty of water for at least the next decade, and longer if San Antonio’s recent population growth levels out, he said.
Excellent! So we already have a model for what every other city needs to be doing.
#water #hydrology #texas #drought #Municipal #utilities #SanAntonio #TexasObserver @TexasObserver
Disk Doubler
https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/disk-doubler
A collection of older Disk Doubler versions found on various disks.
Awesome CmdPal - A curated list of awesome things related to PowerToys Command Palette (CmdPal).
