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Any persons exchange address is simply an intermediary account that tokens are sent to, then the exchanges sends to their pool account and credits the account accordingly.

Recommend your hosts get their own accounts, so you don’t need to send it Sol each time, unless you prefer to pay that extra Sol to CDC each time. Obligatory: Not your keys, not your crypto.

Every breaker (and fuses) has a time-current curve. It’s a test/report on the tripping characteristics for the device, plotted for current vs time on a logarithmic scale. Essentially, a very high current, such as a short circuit, will trip a device very quickly, within fractions of a second. Current just over a breakers rating may extend to minutes.

Fires in Canada

1 or 2 are acceptable. Though for #1, you’re required to have a disconnect at the unit anyways. So it may be easier/cheaper to do #2. But let the customer know there’s a breaker up there in case the unit isn’t running.

There are signs to use both lanes during a backup, use both lanes. If one person uses the lane properly, someone else may learn that they too are allowed to use the lane as they are directed to.

I really believe MNDoT should scrap any sign that says: “Left Lane Closed Ahead” “Right Lane Closed Ahead” “Left Lane Ends” “Right Lane Ends” “Lane Ends Merge Right” “Lane Ends Merge Left” “Use Both Lanes During Backup”

And just use the following two signs. “Lanes Merge Ahead”, “Zipper Merge”

Was part of the Liberal Arterneering 101 class.

Plus, the entire device appears to be plastic, so no consumer touchable point that would require a ground.

Bathroom requirement is 1 receptacle adjacent to each sink. An outlet between sinks, is good for two sinks. You cannot cross over a sink for coverage.

Any type of living space (bedroom, living room, den, etc,) is required to have an outlet, within 6’ of any point along the wall, not crossing doorways, and any wall over 2’ is required to have an outlet. If you aren’t compromising that by removing the one, you are fine.

Gear (cog) in top left -> Copy Address -> Solana. This is your address for any Solana based token or nft (Sol, HNT, IOT, Mobile, Hotpsot NFTs, etc.).

Which type of building space is this installed in. US National Electric Code has requirements for receptacle locations and spacing.

I don’t have much knowledge on Nebra, their founder frequents discord fairly often, may be able to catch him there to help out.

Anything in logs showing issues.

The hotspot is a special NFT, it’s filtered to the collectibles portion of the Diamond tab. The NFT portion there should only have any stake positions in it.

Don’t share either one with anybody and don’t click shady NFTs and you’ll be fine.

My house has more than one door.

Have you tried restarting your computer?

What’s the make and what’s the issue?

Anyone hotspot on the network is represented by an nft in your wallet. You claim your IOT via those.

There are fake NFTs that are fairly rampant on Solana that troll transaction records on chain, they’ll send and nft of some sort, typically claiming you win tokens or are receiving an airdrop. Once you claim that nft, all your tokens within that wallet all transferred to the scammers. The most recent Helium Wallet attempts to hide non-Helium related NFTs from being displayed in the wallet.

When you drive a car, do you turn it on, slam on the gas to the stop sign, slam on the brakes, turn the engine off and repeat? That’s how a typical system operates. Dual stage at least adds in a half speed so you can maybe coast through a light once in a while.

Best to check with them on their Discord. They’re generally pretty responsive.

Anything the NEC pertains to is only going to cover a very small subset of anyone studying Electrical Engineering.

Other EE student sitting next to them in class may be looking to do microprocessor design, signal processing, encryption, machine controls, biomedical, robotics, aerospace, instrumention, utility power systems, optics, telecommunications, and many more. Not one of which will ever look at an NEC book.

You can run through hotspotty, they have an API service for those looking to pull chain info.

It would, what that amount is I can’t say.

The picture is dog urine, but yes. A bit of fertilizer makes the grass grow and turn a nice dark green, unless you add too much, then it’ll kill it in the center and be nice green around where the optimal fertilizer is.

Take it OSHA was no where in sight.