I am novice in power bi (PBI) environment and its data import techniques. However, at my current job I want to automate certain task (below) in power bi. For context I am dealing with patient sensitive information and do not have admin rights on my PC, my data updates weekly and have pbi pro license - desktop (from my employer)
Task - I have to automate creating reports and dashboards within PBI. I am using R to clean my data and export it to .csv. This .csv file can be imported to PBI and overrides previous files (using transform data button), for now I am doing these steps manually. However, I have come across the using pbi gateway I can automate this process and thereby creating reports and dashboards with updated data on weekly basis.
My question is that once I install pbi gateway (will request IT to install on my PC) will this .csv file import step followed by creating reports and dashboards conducted automatically without any manual intervention? I imagine at some point I may have to manually click refresh button in my pbi desktop. If yes, then what will happen when I am on leave or vacation?
I tried to use schedule refresh (on web) but in my version it is greyed out.
Could any of you be kind to explain these steps in detailed yet simple language?
Thanks so much.

Hi,
has anyone had similar issues.
I have a pc with windows 11 (I've been on Linux before for years at a time (gentoo and arch mostly) and use ubuntu from virtual machines regularly so I have some experience with it.
Since ubuntu 24.04., virtual box and windows 11 don't really get along well since some patches added security features that rely on hyper-v, although it did work well enough with older versions of ubuntu I decided to try it from a usb stick. The stick isn't some speed demon or anything but it's also not that slow. I made the stick using rufus and the ubuntu disc image (using the settings of 50GB as the persistent partition (the stick is 64GB), gpt for the partition scheme and uefi non csm as the target system. Everything else left at default so large fat32 for the filesystem and 32kb cluster size), and booted my pc with it (5600x/32gb ram/rx 6600, so nothing super fast but something that should run ubuntu just fine) I have secure boot enabled, bitlocker disabled and it booted fine. The boot time was about as slow as you'd expect but not super slow.
However when it finished booting and everything I was left on the gnome desktop where everything was extremely slow. By extremely slow I mean after clicking the Firefox icon it would take more than a minute to open (even if you had just closed it so it should still be cached by the os and not having to be read from the usb stick) or menus taking 30s+ to open and so on. Basically it makes a raspberry pi 4 (that's pretty slow) look like the fastest thing evet. I figured that it might be a problem with the computer or usb stick and to see which was it I tried the usb stick on the laptop (windows 11, secure boot on, bitlocker on, i5 1235u, 8gb ram, and just the igpu), it booted fine, but was as slow as before so I rebooted back to windows and was greeted by a screen asking for the bit locker recovery key due to some unexpected changes in secure boot policy. I have the key so it was just a nuisance.
But I'm pretty sure that's not the desired behavior. Lots of people don't have the keys backed up (especially if you buy a prebuilt/laptop bitlocker could be enabled without you even knowing) or don't know where they are (if you use a Microsoft account for windows and enable bitlocker manually it does make you make at least one copy of the key and one of the options is your ms account, but that kinda defeats the purpose since if Microsoft has the key, others can get it but at least makes it hard to lose... what happeneds if you buy a computer already enabled and where/if any backups are stored or do you have to make them manually (but if you don't know it's on how would you know it is and check where the backups are or make more... most people don't spend time looking at various settings, they just want it to work). So by booting a well known, well regarded linux distribution from an usb resulting in them losing their data isn't something a reasonable person would expect. The whole point of trying it from usb is that you can try it, see if you like it or not and then just boot back to your current system with everything exactly as it was.
So has anyone else encountered similar issues? Did you manage to find out why it is so slow/why it makes you ask for bitlocker keys? Did you fix it and if so how? Did I screw up something making the usb stick? Is this a known issue?...

I’m going to be switching to a tubed pump soon (I was previously doing injections) and am wondering if I really need to tell my manage what I would need to tell them. They have a general idea of me being diabetic because I’ve taken injections at work, wear a cgm, and have stepped away to treat lows before.
I’m hoping a pump will help me deal with the swings of my blood sugar and prevent me from going low as often as I have. However I’m really nervous about being treated differently if I tell them about this change. I like doing the physical parts of my job most (ie. working in the warehouse or on the sales-floor). I know that they’ll be able to see my pump but I fear that if I actually make a point of bringing it up, they’ll start putting me back in the work areas that require less physical labour.
I also have some other general questions if anyone is able to help:

1. I don’t want to have to work at a slower pace but definitely don’t want to risk damaging my pump, any advice on ways to store/wear it and the tubing?
   
2. Have you ever had to do a site change in public/at work? Or is this something I’ll really only need to do at home?
   
3. I know my pump has to be charged, would it be beneficial to invest in a portable charger? Or will it be enough to just charge it at night?
   
4. Is there anything you suggest I carry with me when I’m not home? (ex. Pens, syringes, etc.)
   

I have a sales team that has been doing sales for about a year. Unfortunately we don't really have a way, looking back, to ascribe specific sales transactions to individual team members. We have a system wherein many times the person "ringing up" is not the primary person assisting the customer.
The data we have is daily sales data, which could be broken down further into hourly totals, as well as the hours that employees were clocked into the system.
I know it's not ideal, but what would be the best method to determine the effect of an individual employee's hours worked on the sales of that day?
I have already performed a multivariate linear regression with daily bins and the total number of hours worked per employeee on that day. It gave mostly garbage results but I'm just playing around with the data at this point in excel 365.
Ideas? Thank you!!

While trying to debug little things, I encountered two frustrations:

1. Pasting values into custom expression fields doesn't always work. It took me a while to realize that a progress bar was failing because I pasted a floating point upper limit value in (like 29.53059) but after I built it and went back to the editor, that upper limit expression was blank. I had to put the cursor in and manually type the digits for it to be remembered.
2. The side-bar renders in several stages with random delays, and it keeps fooling me into thinking it is ready but then jumping again right as I am clicking. It would be really nice if the sidebar controls could be visually "disabled" until the whole thing is done loading and jumping around.

For the second one, I can't tell you the number of times I was trying to highlight the global variables section to clear its content but instead it registered as a clone button click or a background color click!

In the last few years Jones Soda ($JSDA) has made several major expansions into breakout sectors that may lead to their value as a company drastically increasing to match their new intrinsic value. These investments are just now beginning to bear fruit.
On March 16, 2022 it was announced that Jones Soda would expand “into the cannabis-infused beverage and edibles business with the release of the first products under the Mary Jones brand.”
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jones-soda-releases-1st-cannabis-products-under-new-mary-jones-brand-301504378.html
Their product line would include a 10mg soda, a 100 mg soda, a 1000mg syrup cannabis tincture (designed for mixing with other drinks), and 5mg edible gummies in packages of 20mg.
“All products are available in Jones' fan-favorite Root Beer, Berry Lemonade, Green Apple and Orange Cream flavors, with a rotating selection of seasonal and limited-edition flavors planned for future release.”
This wide range of products from the start of their expansion would allow them to cover many demographics in the edibles market. Unlike other companies entering the emerging edibles market Jones Soda has a 25 year history having a full understanding of all operations, along with a small but loyal customer base across the nation, though most don’t buy it anymore the name is a nostalgic memento that can’t be valued in $’s for the company and the name and history alone help to sell the products.
Though the company’s edible line originally only released in California (currently their products are sold in over 275 dispensaries across the state) they quickly expanding operations across states despite the federally legality giving many other starting company’s troubles.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mary-jones-set-to-launch-in-washington-after-successful-california-debut-301717859.html
On January 10, 2023, 9 months after their original announcement Mary Jones THC products expanded sales to the state of Washington. Marking the second in a growing list of states the company would come to operate in.
https://www.dbusiness.com/daily-news/mary-jones-cannabis-beverages-to-expand-to-michigan-and-nevada/
On March 20, 2023 it was announced that Mary Jones products would expand into both Michigan and Nevada marking a ramp up in expansion after the initial success their products saw over the first year.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mary-jones-cannabis-sodas--edibles-expanding-into-canada-302054389.html
Their next expansion, announced on febuary 6, 2024 would be into Canada starting in Ontario. The company was originally founded in Vancouver in1995, making the country a natural fit for the first international expansion for Mary Jones.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mary-jones-named-best-cannabis-soda-by-high-spirit-awards-301890703.html
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mary-jones-named-high-spirits-awards-best-cannabis-soda-for-second-consecutive-year-302119786.html
Mary Jones has won awards showing their products are top of the line and will quickly become the leading product anywhere they choose to expand to.
On March 5, 2024, not too long ago. The company announced an all new expansion into the alcohol market with their Spiked Jones Hard Soda.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jones-soda-launches-spiked-jones-hard-craft-soda-with-rainmakerlocust-cider-partnership-302079963.html
Spiked Jones launched with 19.2 ounce single cans and a mixed pack of 12 ounce sleek cans. The 12oz cans feature 8.4% alcohol by volume and the 19.2oz 6.9% alcohol by volume.
I don’t want to be too opinionated in this post and mainly just want to highlight to expansions the company has made, but it has to be said as a person that both smokes weed and drinks alcohol all of their products sound like things I would absolutely want to try. Personally the 1000mg syrup tinctures that you mix yourself sound amazing and I’ve tried the hard jones myself the fact that it’s made with real cane sugar and not other crap additives along with the fact it’s a higher alcohol content compared to other similar products it’s by far just better designed. No getting sick from low alcohol high amounts of sugar like other comparable products.
Financially the company has been continuously improving top line revenue, while making little profit as it continues to reinvest in their expanding markets. Looking solely at profit the company is stagnant as it nets a negative each quarter. Despite that, revenue in every category continues to improve in many key sectors and metrics. Q4 2023 / 2023 summary
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jones-soda-reports-fourth-quarter-200500945.html

• The fourth quarter of 2023 included approximately $438,000 in revenue from the Company’s Mary Jones cannabis business compared to approximately $239,000 in the fourth quarter of 2022.
• Mary Jones Fizzy Tabs launched in California this week, extending our beverage line into edibles. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mary-jones-continues-cannabis-product-expansion-with-new-thc-infused-fizzy-edibles-302087747.html
• Total Revenue was $3.5 million compared to $3.7 million. YoY “our gross margins were negatively impacted by a one-time inventory write-off, which led to less-than-ideal top-line financial results to close out the year, however, I believe we continued to make progress towards positioning Jones Soda for exciting long-term growth opportunities,” said David Knight, President and CEO of Jones Soda.
• Revenues from our Mary Jones cannabis products more than doubled during the fourth quarter on both a sequential and year-over-year basis Q1 2024

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2024/05/14/2881855/0/en/Jones-Soda-Reports-First-Quarter-2024-Results.html

• Revenue increased 29% to $5.0 million compared to $3.9 million YoY. The first quarter of 2024 (current market cap at the time of posting is a little over $40 million)
• approximately $600,000 in revenue from the Mary Jones business compared to approximately $200,000 in the first quarter of 2023.
• Gross profit as a percentage of revenue increased 850 basis points to 37.8% compared to 29.3%.

Recently the company collaborate with the Fallout T.V series producers to release a limited edition Nuka Cola Quantum and Nuka Cola Victory sodas.
https://www.ign.com/articles/2015/10/29/bethesda-teams-up-with-jones-soda-for-nuka-cola-quantum-soda
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jones-soda-teams-up-with-prime-video-kilter-films-and-bethesda-game-studios-for-limited-edition-nuka-cola-victory-special-release-craft-soda-to-celebrate-the-new-fallout-series-302077519.html
These collaborative product were sold on Amazon as well as in stores and brought new customers to the company as a whole.
TLDR: Jones Soda has worked hard to expand into markets other than its original craft soda mainline products. With a wide range of THC infused products selling in 4 U.S states and Canada, along with a new national selling alcohol hard soda. Both products are new, interest, and selling quickly and bringing fresh revenue to a solid company.

Hi, guys 👋 😊
It’s taken quite a bit of emotional strength to be here asking this question after needing years working up to finding the GIA report.
Finding the diamond would be far, far more than the diamond’s value. Matter-of-fact, I don’t even need the diamond or any money. If I were to find any record of this diamond’s sale it would be…absolutely life changing. I hope my use of the ellipse indicates the gravity 😅
I’m in good spirits and glad I can be a little silly still.
Any direction someone has that they can point me in is greatly appreciated. Thank you! I’ve been waiting years to start this and here I am!

(Disclaimer: please note I am not qualified to give an investment advice and I am not giving one. My family has some shares in this company).
For the sake of not boring you guys, I'll come to the point about Great Eastern Shipping (BSE: GESHIP) I have seen in the five bullet below.
1/ Valuation: The company's P/E ratio (6.3x on last twelve months) and EV/EBITDA ratio (4.5x) trends among the lowest in the Indian companies that market cap of more than $1 billion. If you compare this to closest peer in shipping industry, Shipping Corporation of India trends at P/E of 16.9x and EV/EBITDA of 9x. It is also lower than other shipyard companies like Cochin Shipyard, Container Corporation of India. Note that I have used Bloomberg data for the metrics.
2/ Profitability: During the current upcycle in freight prices in shipping industry, it has been earning lucrative EBITDA margins of more than 50% for the last three years. Even in down cycle years, it has made about 30% margins, much more than average an average company. Even when we go down to its Net Income margins, it currently trends at a strong level of above 40% (excluding some one off profits). In their Offshore ship segment (20% of sales), they are expecting significant increase in prices for quite a few shipping vessels they have on contract.
3/ Financial Health: The company's cash balance is more than doubled its debt. If you look at cash and cash equivalents as a percentage of market cap, it is close to 40%. Net of debt, this ratio (net cash to market cap) is about 18%.
4/ Growth: There is limited sales growth in short term as they cannot increase the number of ships they have because these investments tend to be capital intensive. They have also seen revenue declines lately.
5/ Payback perspective: If you imagine that you are acquiring this company as a whole, based on the last year's profit, the pay back period is of about 5 years ( based on the ratio of their current enterprise value to their net income). GESHIP's dividend yield is above average at about 2.5%.
If you want to discuss more, do post questions in comments/DM me. I have looked through its recent reports and am happy to share what I know.

Here goes, so in 2020 my mom died and then my little brother died suddenly three months later. My mom died without a will. At first, my sibling and I decided to let the house go. We didn't care. At that point, we had no idea what the future would hold if anything at all. I was busy working as a nurse, stressed to the absolute maximum
Fast forward to September of 2021. I thought maybe we should give another thought to the house. It was then placed into pandemic forbearance. I obtained an attorney to push forward with probate. There was no will.
For a long time, nothing happened. In April of 2023, on the recommendation from the servicer, I completed paperwork for a loan modification. I was denied, based on missing paperwork, and never notified. When I got a hold of the servicer, they said I would have to apply again. I did so 3 more times. I was denied on my fourth and final attempt.
The home is still in foreclosure status, with a sheriff sale as of the 24th of this month. It has not been posted on the house and my attorney cannot see it in the paper (or wherever they look to see this information as an attorney.)
Not that it matters, but I've made my peace with this. I thought at one time saving the house was a viable option. I now realize it was a stupid thought.
The home is in awful condition, however; I realize that whoever purchases likely will have their own contractors and they will easily restore and flip.
I met with a real estate person today. She offered me $5,000 over what is owed on the house. The amount owed is $95,000 less than what the servicer is saying it is worth.
I have no idea what to do. Quite frankly, I'm ready to give up.
If anyone has any words of advice, they would be appreciated.
As for any negative comments, I get it. No one hates me more than me right now. I am woefully inadequate and I know that my stupidity is what got me into this in the first place. I should have researched options and I didn't. There is nothing you can say that is worse than what I tell myself, Every.Single.Day.Of.My.Life.
I just don't know what to do. I have no one to talk to about this. My sibling is uninterested and I have no knowledge outside of the medical field. It is now in the 11th hour and perhaps the sheriffs sale is the best and only option.
Thanks for reading.

This game is fucking unbearable as a new player all my teammates are toddlers with extra fucking chromosomes and yank their meat to nobushi while doing fucking nothing in the game while im taking on 3 enemies by myself with less than 10 hours in the game I should not be at the top of the leaderboard but since my teammates are the worst gamers to ever grace this fucking planet I have not won a game in like 5000 centuries. I will be old and have a tumor in my fucking skull before I win a dominion match even though I am consistently at the top of the leaderboard and always the one with the most obj points. Thank god I got this game on sale so i dont feel as bad when i delete this shit

I have tried many strategies to make money in the past but this is the first that has worked for me: the plr affiliate method. (This is a long read so I apologise in advance)
So first things first, what is PLR? I wasn’t sure either until January of this year when I stumbled across a video on YouTube. This is Private Label Rights, this means that essentially you buy the rights to sell something as your own and you keep all of the profits. This can be e-books and courses.
This essentially was a lightbulb switch moment for me. I could get a finished product and sell it as my own and keep all of the profits. I tried creating content myself and created a shopify website and put my finished product ebook in my bio (YouTube any video on how to list a digital product on shopify). I then put the shopify link in my bio, this was not a success and I realised that I would have to think outside the box to make this work.
I had another moment of inspiration, what if I was able to ask social media accounts with an established following to put the link in their bio and I would offer them a percentage of every sale they make (I offered a 50/50 cut). So for the next few days I grinded and sent direct messages and emails to Instagram and tiktok accounts, I mainly targeted accounts with large followings that did not have any links currently in their bio and I have had the greatest success with these accounts. I was able to create the affiliate programme on shopify using a plug called uppromote, there are many videos that explain how to set this up on YouTube.
So why would accounts with large following agree to my proposal despite them supplying all of the following?
The answer is simple, a lot of people have a great ability to create content, but perhaps do not have the business acumen or have the motivation to create a revenue stream themselves. This method provides them a easy solution to this problem.
After a lot of grinding and a lot of messages I had gained clients and five months later I’m at the point where I have 31 affiliates selling my e books and courses in their bio. The total following of these accounts is 8.4 million followers across all platforms - a following I would not have been able to attain myself with my content creation skills.
The numbers, what everyone is here for! This method has generated me $11,000 in profit since January (50% of sales went to affiliates so $22,000 revenue). Things started out slow but are picking up fast, last month has been particularly good, generating me $3,000 in profit from easy and passive income.
Problems and issues I’ve encountered: understandingly so the accounts often want to see the product they are selling before they agree to be an affiliate for the product. I originally had a problem finding high quality products, I am not going to name the website I would recommend for those looking high quality plr on here as I received downvotes last time (I am not going to name it here as I was called a shill the other time I did this haha) but you can send a message to me and I can give you advice on where to look. This website offers a bundle which provides a wide array of high quality finished products that are from all sorts of niches. I have found other plr products that I have purchased to be of bad quality so it is important to find a good website.
I’m sure you are wondering the following question: if you are making money off of this why are you sharing with us? The answer is simple, there are hundreds of thousands of social media accounts with large followings, this method is unsaturated and I figured it could help make someone else’s life a little easier financially.
Why do I recommend this method? 1.) Once established this method is completely passive 2.) You gain exposure to large followings that would take years to build. 3.) relatively low set up costs. The bundle I recommend purchasing is $199 and shopify monthly payments are roughly $50 per month. There are no other costs incurred. 4.) unlimited earnings potential. There’s no ceiling as to what you can earn. The more accounts that agree to become an affiliate for you the more you will make
I hope you enjoyed the read , if you have any questions don’t be afraid to ask them below.

I had some time to play around with both of these side by side over the weekend. Overall, I have some reservations about the FC11C's driver and wanted to confirm if what I'm observing is what's expected. But so far I would consider the FC11C a disappointment. Like many, I'm very curious to see some proper runtime graphs by the pros here to know if my experience is unique.
I don't have the proper test equipment to confirm but here's what I observed so far:
Test 1: FC11C 519a 5000k and FC11 519a 5000k both using stock fully charged 18650 battery from Wurkkos, charged using a Vapcell S4 Plus v2.
Began test by setting both lights to ramping mode. Turned both lights on and increased brightness to the top of the ramp (until I got a flash) and left both lights on side by side so I could observe any dimming against a wall & observe any relative brightness or change in width to the cone of output from the emitter for when output steps down.

• From start until 2 hrs and 15 minute mark, no discernable difference in brightness between the FC11C and FC11. The FC11 didn't step down any more aggressively than the CC driver. The FC11 ran about 5-8 degrees warmer, more noticeable during the initial part of the 2 hrs 15 minutes. Paused test at 2h and a 15 minute mark, checked battery voltage.
  • Voltage of FC11C battery was 3.5v. Battery ohm measure was around ~40
  • Voltage of FC11 battery was 3.0. Battery ohm measure was around ~25

At this point, I thought... this doesn't make any sense. The FC11C was not observed to be brighter than the FC11 at any point during the 2 hrs and 15 minutes of testing, nor did it run more efficiently than the FC11.
Test 2: I tried again, except this time I substituted the Wurkkos batteries for fully-charged Sanyo NCR18650GA 3500mAh Flat Tops.

• From start until 1 hr and 04 minute mark, no discernable difference in brightness between the FC11C and FC11. The FC11 again ran about 5-8 degrees warmer.
• At the ~1 hr mark, I stopped the test to check battery voltages.
  • FC11 - 3.78v (59%)
  • FC11C - 3.77v (58%)
• Using the same partially discharged batteries, I continued the testing and ran the lights for another 1 hour and 15 minutes, again, no discernable difference in brightness between the FC11C and FC11.
• At this point, the FC11C made a distinct drop in brightness and got dim, and the red indicator switching started flashing red and continued to flash red. According to the manual, flashing red means "critical power, replace or recharge battery as soon as possible."
• While the FC11C was flashing red and made a distinct step down, while the FC11 did not discernably change output.
• I continued to run the lights. 1 hr and 3 minutes later, now the the FC11 indicator came on solid red, which means, according to the manual, "remaining battery power is poor (less than 30%)".
• Not wanting to risk stressing the batteries, I stopped the test 10 minutes.
• The voltage for both lights was 2.97v at the end of the test. Same ohm reading. Same runtime for each, FC11 was brighter throughout.
• At no point was the FC11C brighter than the FC11.

Good things about the FC11C:

• Moonlight is much lower. It gets marginally less hot. Black switch ring looks better. That's it.

Honestly though, if it weren't for the lower moonlight and the fact that the light ran ~5 degrees cooler. I would not be able to tell the difference between these two lights.
Am I missing something here? I Was expecting the FC11C to have the following advantages:

• Stay brighter before stepdown
• Maintain longer runtimes
• Significantly less heat output.

But no luck. Again, I'm watching both lights and their respective beam cones side by side against a wall in a dark room so while I can't discern objective brightness, I felt like I had a good vantage point for relative brightness. The FC11C didn't not display any relatively brightness advantages to my eyes. Perhaps I'm fundamentally misunderstanding the benefits of a CC drive but not what I expected from my eyeballs and the multimeter.
Also, & this is entirely subjective, but the beam on the FC11 was a more consistent pure 5000k with minimal tint shift, very neutral. With the FC11C, the beam seems a few hundred kelvin warmer and perhaps a little more yellow in the tint shift. Could be binning issues.
I would be curious to hear others' experiences or if my expectations are out of line. I'm just entirely puzzled by this and if I may, would be great to crowdsource from input from the community. Thank you

Introduction

Nepal is one of the most power-cut prone countries in the world. In fact, power outages are so common that many Nepalese households and businesses rely on inverters to provide backup power.
If you're thinking about buying an inverter, it's important to do your research and choose the right one for your needs. There are many different types of inverters available on the market, and not all of them are created equal.
In this blog post, we'll take a look at the inverter price in Nepal, the different types of inverters and batteries available from such brands as Sukam, Suvastika, Delta, Livfast, and Asian etc, and how to choose the right inverter for your needs. We'll also provide some helpful tips on how to install and maintain your inverter.

What is an inverter?

An inverter is a device that converts direct current (DC) electricity into alternating current (AC) electricity. AC electricity is the type of electricity that powers most homes and businesses.

Why do you need an inverter in Nepal?

Nepal is one of the most power-cut prone countries in the world. Power outages can last for hours or even days, and they can be very disruptive to daily life.
An inverter can provide backup power during a power outage. This can allow you to continue to use your lights, appliances, and other electronic devices.

Where to buy Inverter in Nepal?

Quality Computer Birtamod is the best Place to buy Inverters in Nepal. Established in 2000, QC only sells genuine company-made products so that people don't have to worry about buying anything refurbished.

Types of inverters

There are two main types of inverters: sine wave inverters and modified sine wave inverters.
Sine wave inverters produce the purest form of AC electricity. This makes them ideal for powering sensitive electronic devices, such as computers and medical equipment.
Modified sine wave inverters produce a less pure form of AC electricity. However, they are still capable of powering most household appliances and electronic devices.

How to choose the right inverter?

When choosing an inverter, there are a few factors to consider:

• Power rating: The power rating of an inverter determines how much power it can provide. Choose an inverter with a power rating that is high enough to power the devices that you need to use during a power outage.
• Type of inverter: As mentioned above, there are two main types of inverters: sine wave inverters and modified sine wave inverters. Choose the type of inverter that is right for your needs.
• Features: Some inverters come with additional features, such as solar charging capability and battery monitoring. Consider which features are important to you when choosing an inverter.

Inverter price in Nepal

The price of an inverter in Nepal depends on a number of factors, including the power rating, type of inverter, and brand. However, as a general rule of thumb, you can expect to pay between NPR 10,000 and NPR 50,000 for a good quality inverter. Here is the price list for Inverters in Nepal:

Name	Sales Price (NPR)
Su-kam 1600VA/24V Falcon Plus Inverter	Rs. 18,500
Su-Kam 1600VA/24V Solar Hybrid Brainy Eco Inverter	Rs. 18,500
Sukam 400VA/12V Frendy Inverter	Rs. 7,500
Sukam 900VA/12V Falcon Inverter	Rs. 11,000
Sukam 900VA/12V Falcon Plus Inverter	Rs. 13,500
Su-Vastika 1100VA/12V Solar Hybrid Inverter	Rs. 14,000
Su-vastika 1600VA/24V Falcon Plus Inverter	Rs. 17,500
Su-Vastika 1600VA/24V Solar Hybrid Inverter	Rs. 17,800
Su-vastika 2.5KVA/24V Solar Hybrid Brainy Inverter	Rs. 34,500

Here is a simple way to calculate how much power inverter needed for your devices or home:

1. Make a list of all the devices that you want to power with the inverter.
2. For each device, find the power rating in watts. This information is usually found on the device itself or in the owner's manual.
3. Add up the power ratings of all the devices on your list.
4. Add a 20% margin of safety to the total power rating. This will ensure that your inverter has enough power to handle all of your devices, even if they are all running at the same time.

For example, if you want to power a laptop (65 watts), a monitor (30 watts), and a router (10 watts), you would need an inverter with a power rating of at least 105 watts.

Common devices and their power ratings:

Device	Power rating in watts
Laptop	65
Monitor	30
Router	10
TV	100-200
Refrigerator	150-200
Freezer	100-150
Washing machine	200-300
Dryer	200-300
Air conditioner	500-1000

If you are unsure of the power rating of a device, you can usually find it on the device itself or in the owner's manual. You can also search online for the power rating of a specific device.
Once you have calculated the total power rating of all the devices that you want to power with the inverter, you can choose an inverter with a power rating that is equal to or greater than the total power rating.

How to install and maintain your inverter

It is important to have your inverter installed by a qualified electrician. This will ensure that the inverter is installed correctly and that it is safe to use.
Once your inverter is installed, it is important to maintain it properly. This includes checking the battery levels regularly and cleaning the inverter regularly.

Conclusion

Inverters can be a valuable asset for Nepalese households and businesses. By choosing the right inverter and installing it correctly, you can ensure that you have backup power in the event of a power outage.

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BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): There’s been drama and the main developer of the HA Unifi Protect integration has been booted out. There’s currently no one stepping up to take over. You need to either stop updating Unifi Protect (so that an update doesn’t break your HA integration), or take measures to switch over to that developers (now unofficial) integration.
Long Version:
(I’m gonna try and save my opinions till the end and avoid editorializing)
If you remember, the (formerly) main developer for the Unifi Protect Integration has strong feelings for Ubiquiti’s decision to require Unifi cloud access to enable local Smart detections. As an attempted protest/raise awareness, he submitted a pull request to the main HA branch that intentionally broke smart detection integration. If accepted, that would have meant all users of HA that use this integration and that feature would have had it stop working. The HA staff did not approve that pull request.
A few months following, he submitted a pull request that simply changed the license to ‘Business Source License” instead of an MIT open-source license. Please read his reasoning at that link.
In response, HA removed his access to the HA official github for the integration and removed his account as the maintainer of it. They forked his library at the point before the license was changed, and no one has really stepped up to take place as the official maintainer, so it’s left in a state of limbo.
I asked for some clarification on what that meant on an issue report, and he replied. The reply was quickly deleted by HA staff, but I have a copy saved. I think it’s worth reading so i will post it at the end.
He has continued to work on new features and bug fixes on his personal git repository. If you want to switch to it, you will have to manually install his version of Unifi Protect integration. This has been no such development on the official version.
My Opinion:
First, let me say I’d tried to capture these events as an outsider to the best of my ability. And I’ve tried to interpret them with my somewhat rookie understanding of the nuances of open-source collaborative development at this scale. So please forgive and feel free to correct anything. I just think this series of events and how it will impact the users of this code need to laid out in one place.
AngellusMortis was dead right about Ubiquiti requiring cloud access for local smart detections to be enabled. That’s a misstep by Ubiquiti’s commitment to staying 100% local (if the user wanted) and they have not addressed that when it’s called out. However, I will admit he can also get short/spicy when answering issues on github with his integration, and his actions with the pull requests and license change were extreme. I wish there were more attempts at working this out with more middle ground before this forking became inevitable, as the only people that suffer when an OSS repo is forked for drama are the end users.
However he seems to be a very good programmer (put the best way possible from an end user), and any programmer that shares code like this must also be credited for being generous. I owe him a beer and a steak dinner if I ever meet him in real life, as a large part of my home automation relies on it. For example:

• Protect Doorbell person detects and doorbell rings trigger custom sounds on all my Alexa speakers just like Ring doorbells do. (One of the earliest things i did with HA years ago)
• All my existing external lights will turn on/off with smart person detections on my external G5 bullet cameras as if they were motion lights (but better, precision control on when lights are triggered thanks to zone masks).
• The mechanical chime on my doorbell automatically gets disabled or re-enabled depending on if the Sonos speaker in my 1yr-old's room is playing lullabies during nap time. AKA, the doorbell goes into “do not disturb” mode so it only buzzes our phones for stupid UPS deliveries instead of waking the baby. This automation alone has made the wife so happy she pretty much has given me a hall pass to buy any more/new ubiquiti/automation products I want.

And that was all possible to AngellusMortis work.
His reply to me that was deleted:

I would find it surprising if the core integration is ever updated again. And if it is, it will only ever be for the most basic of support. I really doubt there will ever be impactful new features added as I have been doing. Things like the Media Source, sensodoor lock support (RIP), exposing the event thumbnails for notifications, and many others. There is a sub-50 line PR that adds a feature I kept overlooking by accident that has been sitting for literally over a month. HA does not give a shit about this integration enough to approve the CI run so it can be merged. It is because the members of the org do not give a shit about security cameras inside of HA since it does not fit into their view of what Home Assistant should be used for. It is also why the video player for HA is fundamentally broken for security cameras and has been for literally years.
They are choosing to segment the integration and force someone to pick it up, which is unlikely to every happen. The license specifically allows usage in HA. It just has to be my code, as it was written. With no fork. This is a growing problem with the open-source world. More and more companies and groups, in this case Naba Casa, want to reap all of the benefits from open-source projects without any rules or restrictions. Open-source absolutism is what I call it. OSI and anyone that always calls for open-source absolutism just conveniently ignore the time and effort people put into open source. Usually for their own benefit and profit. Look at the story of Elasticsearch and AWS.
It is still open source. You can still do whatever you want with it, you just cannot intentionally cut me out of a project that I have contributed 95% of the code to and I want to retain the right to be able to restrict its usage for projects that cause me stress or too much additional work. HA is perfectly okay with rejecting contributions anytime they do not want to take on the additional burden of work a feature would cause them. But since it is the "the largest open-source project in the world" they can just go "lol, then fork us" and say fuck you to anything else who wants the same rights.
In this case, Nabu Casa employees want to come into my code and dictate terms to how I write and manage it all because they refuse to come up with alternative solutions. The only solutions proposed are almost always "contribute something better". Of course, they will just deny anything that does not fit into their limited view of what "home users" want, even if actual users show them that they are wrong (5th highest feature request of all time).
Okay, you do not like something my library is doing, that I have intentionally added to handle support issues for Home Assistant because Home Assistant Github and support fucking sucks. Guess what? It is on you to make a better working solution. Not me. Of course, when I make these complaints, I am ignored or gaslit about it. When the burden of dealing with literally hundreds of people making the same fucking support issue over and over again makes me a bit hostile, no wants even think to offer to help. Or make support suck ass for suck a large project. Or let me link to my own documentation and support. When I change the license because of it, HA decides to keep ignoring the situation and pretend like nothing is wrong. Of course, there is the double-standard when Nabu Casa employees want to do the same thing, and for the same reason. They do not want to deal with the support that will be generated by the project being used in the manner that it is.
I have always been very open about how shitty HA treats their contributors. Not everyone works full time on open-source or are employed by Nabu Casa so they can continue to do so. There is a reason why once an integration "loses" a codeowner it stops getting features and just breaks. And new people will choose to make a HACS integration instead of trying to update or maintain the core one. Because of the rules, micromanaging and bullshit. Code reviews for style issues, or performance issues are great. But if you want to decide to use a part of Home Assistant in a way that they do not like, you will just be alienated, ignored or kicked out. If you do not fucking like people accessing hass.data directly, then make a real API and stop putting burden of your mine trap of rules on contributors. Contributors that write software because they find it fun and want to make something cool. Not be your fucking code monkeys or support bitches. Of course, once again, HA will also choose to block custom integrations that do things they do not like or cause additional support burden on them, but you are never allowed to try to make things easier for you as a contributor.

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Selling my Tarptent Double Rainbow that I bought from original owner. This is the pre-redesign version with the sewn carbon strut. It is a semi-free standing tent with integrated fly and floor that requires four corners to be staked or trekking poles to be used at the base for free standing mode. Comes with Easton aluminum arch pole and sewn carbon strut. Also comes with the optional silk condensation liner, pole pockets (for free-standing mode) and 6 Easton aluminum tent pegs.
The tent is made from 30d silnylon and is in good condition with no flaws/holes in the nylon body, floor or mesh. I did add a gear aid patch to one of the floor tie-out points to protect the threads (see photos). The PO also appears to have briefly stored it damp during a trip as there is some light spotting on the yellow pole sleeve (see photos). This has faded with use and when I air it in the sun after trips. No odors and it's stored in a climate controlled gear room between outings.
Tent has been used with a polycro ground sheet and includes the original stuff sack and nylon stake bag. I do have a lab that's been in the tent so don't purchase if allergic to stray dog hairs. I vacuumed and wiped down the tent to prep for sale.
Asking $140 and I will split shipping with buyer based on zip (contact me for quote).
Please comment below before reaching out by DM. Happy to answer any questions.
Verification photos
https://imgur.com/a/TMs2Rsg
Link to Tarptent product page
https://www.tarptent.com/product/double-rainbow/

Figured it'd be nice with the update coming soon, that we could give our feedback and ideas for the devs to consider when doing future updates :)
Here's some of mine:

• There should be an easier way to upgrade dirt roads to cobblestone without having to manually click every single piece. Very frustrating when you have roads within layered walls/gates to select.
  
• The tier 2 trade post should have more than 2 workers, ideally 4?
  
• There should be a way to level up the traders or increase the capacity of items they arrive with. When I've got a 1200 pop town, a Tier2 trader coming with 60 pelts, 30 weapons, 200 raw ore and items generally in this range doesn't even register as a worthwhile trade at that point for how long quantity that is. If their gold and resources they bring could scale with your population, that'd be great!
  
• I often find my markets are always low stocked, having the Tier 2 market have more employees would nice nice to help balance this, or have higher tiers of markets.
  
• WHERE ARE THE POTATOES??? I'm still really surprised such a nutritious and vital food is missing as a growable choice for farming.
  
• It'd be amazing if you could build specialist farming equipment, or by having horses they could be used to massively improve farming via hoeing and ground turning over. Kind of like how the wagon shop is a specialist building designed to improve logistics there could be a building designed to help and equip farmers better.
  
• A player should be able to copy and paste a crop field setup from one field to another.
  
• Farmers should automatically be assigned as labourers in winter months.
  
• We should have some way to defend against long range trebuchets. Perhaps a ballista tower or specialized long range defence that's costly, only effective against siege equipment but means we can rely more on our defences late game.
  
• Trees and natural resources like the rocks on the map should be chopped/mined faster, more of a balance suggestion but it's frustrating when you need 300 stone, you're at 0 and even 40 labourers take forever to mine a node down.
  
• Wells should output a bit more water or have a T3 upgrade, my wells despite having almost max density without overlap, so many of them are constantly out of water.
  
• T2 and above upgrades for many of the T1 exclusive buildings like the rat catcher, compost yard, cobbler etc. Would look much more in place then in a highly developed T3/T4 town.
  
• Disease at least at vanquisher difficulty needs to be much harder, I've never seen more than 2 people get sick at a time in any of my games. Healers hospital + all benefits/soaps/medicine you'd hope would help cure villagers well HOWEVER, many should still be getting unwell via spreading disease when it's a disease known for fast spread. I've never needed more than 1 healers hut/hospital because the spread is so low.
  
• Tools should be unlocked at Tier 2 not Tier 3, it's really frustrating having to trade exclusively for tools because you can't access them until Tier 3 with the smelting/industry unlocks. Unless this is by design to encourage more early trading?
  
• On Medium/Small maps, the enemy are now often spawning INSIDE my town walls, within 50 meters of my actual houses and in my current game, within 100 meters or so of my actual town centre! Enemy armies should be spawning exclusively at the edge of the map or as far to the edges as possible to stop this happening.
  
• The restrictions on building steepness should be massively relaxed or removed entirely. I played with a mod that removed it entirely... I've had SO MUCH fun playing since this change. Especially when you're trying to build walls in vanilla, it's saying it's too steep yet villagers AND THE ENEMY can just navigate around them on steep edges with ease. This one change has massively improved my gameplay experience and I'm loving how dynamic and hilly my town looks.
  
• There should be a mass upgrade button, like you click a watch tower and it could say "upgrade all" as an extra option, could have that with most/all buildings just to reduce clicks and RSI when doing it to hundreds.
  

Ideas for now, game has amazing potential. Loving it so far!

Hello fellow NV fans!
I come to you in an effort to (possibly) fix the near constant crashing of my NV.
It crashes around 30-40 minutes playing OR in specific areas wich I cannot go through, i.e. McCarran interior around Col. Hsu, The Mojave Outpost interior around Maj. Knight and Ranger Jackson.
I am aware that certain mods should be a no-go together like New California and TTW, for instance. My intention with adding specifically New California was cause I wanted a few specific armors and such.
Looking for any specific help or general directions and knowledge in this area.
PS: have lots of crash logs.
Thanks in advance.
Unmanaged: NewCalifornia DLC Control
Unmanaged: NewCalifornia Courier Stash Control
Unmanaged: NewCalifornia
Unmanaged: CM_Lighting_FNV
Unmanaged: CM Lighting DLC Support
Unmanaged: XP_Slower_300
Unmanaged: YUPTTW
JIP LN NVSE Plugin
AnhNVSE
UIO - User Interface Organizer
lStewieAl's Engine Optimizations
ShowOff xNVSE Plugin
JohnnyGuitar NVSE
M.U.X. Series - Weapon Icons
kNVSE Animation Plugin
JAM - Just Assorted Mods
M.U.X. Series - Interface Overhaul
MAPMO - Main and Pause Menus Overhaul
Enhanced Movement
New Vegas - Enhanced Camera
Diagonal movement
Blended Locomotion
M.U.X. Series - OX Toolkit
The Mod Configuration Menu
Depth of Field Fix - NVSE
FOV Slider
Vanilla UI Plus (New Vegas)
lStewieAl's Tweaks and Engine Fixes
Vanilla_UI_Extension
B42 Quickthrow - an alternative grenade hotkey mod
B42 Inspect - aka Animated Ammo and Weapon Condition Checking
WAP - F4NV .44 Magnum
B42 Melee Bash
B42 Descriptions aka Pip-Info
ISControl Enabler and Ironsights adjuster (now ESPless)
Improved Console (NVSE)
B42 Optics - ESPless
B42 Inject - Animated Item Use - ESPless
B42 Dropmag and One in the chamber
Vanilla Animations Weapon Scale Fix
KEYWORDS
B42 Loot - Animated Physical Item Pickup - ESPless
B42 Interact - Animated Items and Interactions Framework - ESPless
Hit - B42 Inject - Water Animations
Hit - B42 Interact Animation Pack
B42 FireMode - Selective Fire and First Shot Precision - ESPless
Hit - B42 Inject - Sunset Sarsaparilla Animations
Hit - B42 Inject Animation Pack - Season 1
Hit - B42 Inject - Assorted Items 1
WAP Hunting Rifle
BLEED TTW
WAP .45 Auto Pistol Series Replacer
Basic Console Autocomplete
Slower Backpedaling (NVSE)
Console Paste Support
Weapon Based Hands Clip Distance
Another Millenia
Another Millenia Gun Add-on
HIPControl - Weapon Idle Position Adjuster - ESPless
Deus Ex Weapon Spread
Hit - Millenia Animations - Part 2
FPS Weapon Lowering
IMPACT
TTW Another Interior Mod
Point Lookout Reborn TTW
TTW Reputations
More Perks
Project Reality Footsteps
Enemy AI - Tactics - NPC Healing
Weightless Ammo In Hardcore Mode
A Familiar Friend - Pip-Boy 2500 - Handheld Pipboy
Faster Sleep-Wait
Faster Main Menu
External Emittance Fix - NVSE
Fallout Alpha Rendering Tweaks - NVSE
Atmospheric Lighting Tweaks (Interior Lighting for FNV and TTW)
Viewmodel Shake Fix - NVSE
Iron Sights Aligned
Smooth True Iron Sights Camera
Unbreakable Armor and Weapons
Steady Hands Perk (Zero Spread and No Weapon Sway)
All Weapon Sound Overhaul Modern Edition Redone - AWSOMER
Lockable Locks
Aid Quick Menu
Tactical Gameplay Modifications
Realistic Weapons Damages - New Vegas
Immersive Hit Reactions - Makes Combat Responsive
Big Town Extensions
Realistic Headshot Damage
Root 'n Loot TTW
The Living Desert - Travelers Patrols Consequences Increased Population and more
Light Up and Smoke Those Cigarettes (and Cigars and Cigarillos)
Fallout NV Cheat Terminal Redux
FNV Mod Limit Fix
Delay DLC Redux
Ragdolls
Permanent Weapon Shells
Uncut Wasteland
KDS Portable Camp Stuff - NVSE
Micro Clutter
Rayek's Mini Hideout - TTW Conversion
Functional Post Game Ending
Realtime Weapon Modding System
Radiant Infinium - Endless Questing Framework
Real Recoil
Imps TimeScale Adjuster
Manual Reload and Ammo Memory
Weapon Mesh Improvement Mod
MoonlightNVSE
Detailed New Vegas - Westside
Detailed New Vegas - North Vegas Square
Combat Leather Jacket
Wasteland Looter Armour
Wasteland Combat Armor
Mercenary Armor
Alternate combat armor with sleeves
Sweet Consumables
Aid Addon - Medkits - Blood Draw - Bandages - Afterburner Gum - More
No Food or Chem weight
Inventory Saviour - Weightless Junk
Weightless New Vegas
Infinite Ammo (with reloading)
SUP NVSE
The N.V. Interiors Project
Dusty Distance Redone
Faster walk
NCR Trooper Overhaul_beta
Powder Ganger Rep Fix - Ghost Town Gunfight
Water Bottling Lite
Powder Ganger Overhaul
Tammer's NIF-Bashed Weapons Mega-Pack v6.0
Tammer's NIF-Bashed Armor Mega-Pack v5.0
Arsenal Weapon Overhaul - AR15 Family
WAP Sniper Rifle
WAP Single Shotgun
WAP Bozar and LMG
WAP 10MM SMG
WAP 9mm Pistol Remaster
WAP Automatic Rifle and .45 SMG
New Vegas Animation Overhaul Guns
TTW DC Flora Overhaul
Wasteland Flora and Terrain Overhaul
Meshes and Collision - Totally Enhanced Nifs (MAC-TEN)
Items Transformed - Enhanced Meshes (ITEM)
Improved AI (Navmesh Overhaul Mod)
Wasteland Flora and Terrain Overhaul (Patched)
Clarity - An Orange Tint Remover
Combat Lag Fix (NVSE)
Caravan Rifle
Waster Carbine
Light Battle Rifle
Laser Musket
AR-10 Battle Rifle
Heaven's Battle Rifle and This Machine Retextured
Tailor Maid - NV
Weapons In Casinos
TTW - Killable Children
Leather Armor MkI MkII
NMCs_Texture_Pack_For_New_Vegas
EXE - Effect teXtures Enhanced
Bullet Trails
bsp_textures
UHNV
FlashlightNVSE
yUI - User Ynterface
ySI - Sorting Ycons
ySI - Pick Up Prompts
Mauser M18
ySI - Assorted Fixes
Tactical Vests - with ammo pouches
Lore-Friendly Joshua Graham Armor Replacer
Combat Vests - Joshua Graham Armor Variants
Drags New Armor Pack
Modern Gunslinger Armor
NVRA - M1 Carbine
NS Weapons All in One
Checkpoint Carbine
Alternate Start -TTW
Character Kit Remake TTW Facegen
WAR MiX
Perk Every Level
TTW Caravan Guard
Caravan Guard - Remastered
Casino Crowds
Atomic Wrangler Enhanced
Westside Reputation
Primm Reputation Restored
TTW Casino Areas (Wasteland Gambling)
TTW The Regulators
TTW - More Map Markers
TTW New Vegas Speech Checks
KNVSE Animation Mega Patch for Tammer's Weapons
Sound Extender
JSRS Sound Mod 2.0
JSRS 2.0 - Tammer's Nif-Bashed Weapons Patch
Beyond Boulder Dome
Medic Companion
Casino Blackjack Tables
Higher Casino Bets - Jackpot Limit and Chips Exchange
Lime's Old Mormon Fort Overhaul
TTW - Bypass Tranquility Lane RE-UPLOAD
Windows of the Mojave
JIP Companions Command and Control
JIP CCC HD icons
Overwrite

I have $14.03 and 32 gold points and am hoping to use it all up on games that are worth it (given there’s an eshop sale going on). My game picks as of now are:

• Slay the Spire
• LEGO CITY Undercover (I wanna try a Lego game hahaha)

Are these yay or nay picks? and if so, I wanna hear your suggestions on games I should pick up within the price range. I don’t really have a particular genre, as long as they are fun :))

These questions pertain to gravel as that is what I primarily drive on.

1. I read someone say how a certain car (one of the 97-2011?'s) ideally needs to be shifted a little earlier than usual. How does one find the ideal shift point for each car? Other than looking at the rpm gauge and listening to the engine sound, are there any other things to look for to find the right shift point?
2. I drive manual sequential with clutch over ride on. I recently started using clutch kicks when I get bogged down in sharp corners. Is there ever any reason to use clutch kicks at medium to high speeds? How often do people at the top of the leaderboards use clutch kicks? The youtubers I watch never seem to use them. Maybe their driving is too refined to need to use clutch kicks?
3. When it comes to keeping 100% throttle/brake input at all times, how close are top drivers to actually doing this? Any tips on how to become more precise with your inputs?
4. Roughly what percentage of corners should trail braking be used on?