I'd bet your host PC's firewall is blocking the connections from other devices on your network. Otherwise, you're sure you're pointing them at the host IP:port correctly?
Are you running it in docker?
This may be the most accurate usage of this character ever.
Google disabled call recording for everyone a few years back because it's illegal in some places. Even in states where it is legal, most of the call recorder apps dont work without root privileges anymore.
Looks like the boundary of a large fairy ring
Was there a watermark cropped off from the bottom of this? I like the art a lot
Three phase circuits when perfectly balanced actually have no current on the N wire, which is kindof the exception to my "N wires are current carrying conductors" above, but very few scenarios in real life actually have perfectly balanced three phase loads. That's kindof the opposite of what you were saying, but memory can be weird like that sometimes.
It's also relatively common to use a white wire as your third hot for three phase circuits that dont have or need a N at all. The white wire isnt actually N in that case, but a layman with cursory knowledge of electrical work would look at the white wire with voltage to ground and say the N is hot. By the code you're supposed to mark the white wire with colored tape in this scenario to indicate that it's hot and not N.
Different circumstances are different. Neturals are current carrying conductors. Neutrals are also grounded (as in bonded to ground at the main panel). In the case of someone wiring a recepticle or making joints in a junction box without turning off the circuit, one side of the neutral will almost certainly become disconnected from its return path in that process. When doing electrical work you absolutely do not consider the N wire safe for this reason.
Sure, if you touch the N lug in a hot panel or the N side of a receptacle while everything's properly wired you won't get shocked, but nobody has any reason to touch the N conductor if you aren't working working on the circuit/box/panel. I'll admit my use of "generally" above isnt exactly appropriate when you consider that a home doesnt "generally" have someone working on the wiring. Similarly my "incorrect" at the comment above me is less than 100% accurate, but I maintain that in the case of actual electrical work being done (the only time this conversation matters) you can never consider N to be safe.
All circuits are hot. All guns are loaded. All knives are sharp.
I strongly disagree with this decision and the reasoning behind it. Blahaj is, in my opinion, the best place for this community specifically because of the strong moderation and policies of Ada and other admins here.
Lemmy.world is also the worst instance I can think of outside of the big three tankie instances. It contributes further to the centralization of Lemmy as a whole (since 196 has been one of the most active communities on the entire platform). In my opinion, the .world crowd's liberal and pro-colonialist/capitalist tendencies are a terrible fit for this community.
I'd have rather seen Blahaj defederate from .world than 196 move there, even if it meant less content and engagement. At least the cultural values of the community wouldn't have been compromised.
Thats my friend! He's really like that all the time and is genuinely compassionate and wholesome in every aspect of his life.
He volunteers on a local community radio show each week called The Pedestrian Show where he advocates for better biking infrastructure in the city. He's like actually involved in city council meetings and breaks down the proposed development plans on the radio in simple terms so people can understand what's happening in the city without reading 50 pages of legalese.
Also, he's really good at ping pong haha.
Fuck all imperialist and hierarchical power structures. Fuck colonialism and fuck the police. Fuck fascists and the libs that enable them.
Rightous