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Säg att jag som exempel väljer att ha RenEl AB (påhittat namn) som elleverantör. Jag bor i en lägenhet eller småhus och förbrukar X kWh under en viss period. Hur vet jag att denna el verkligen kommit från RenEl AB:s vindkraftverk, genom elkablarna, in i mitt hus och in i min kaffebryggare?

Elen från en producent ”blandas” väl med resten av den producerade energin i kablarna, den kan ju liksom inte leta sig fram till just mitt hus.

Eller är det så att varje elproducent producerar en viss mängd elenergi och lägger ut det på elnätet i efterskott, efter att man summerat sina kunders förbrukning från föregående månad? Som ett kreditsystem?

Kanske dum fråga men jag har funderat på detta lite oc

When casting with Spotify on IOS11 using a Chromecast Audio, my phone will lose around 1% battery every 10 minutes even if I don't touch my phone during that time. Read someone else's comments in this sub (which I can't find now) that the CCA sends a constant stream back to your Spotify for status, track position etc and that keeps the phone from going to deep sleep. Is this true and is it the reason I'm losing battery? Maybe this is a Spotify bug? Any fix for this?

I'm moving into a larger apartment and would like to have a multiroom system with speakers in the living room, bed rooms and bathrooms. Though I'm not willing to pay premium for a system like Sonos. The Chromecast audio is an interesting cheap solution to create a poor mans multi room system. But in order to keep the price down I want to pair them with passive speakers with an amp in between.

Has anybody experimented with such a setup, i.e. Chromecast audio + reasobly cheap amp + speakers (be it built in wall speakers, small speakers to install under the kitchen cabinets etc)? I'm thinking the sound should be OK to good, I'm not looking for audiophile grade amp here (perhaps I'm asking the

I got Marshmallow on my Moto G 3rd gen and of course I hit that update button faster you can say... well Marshmallow! But now I'm really bothered with the new adoptable SD card storage options and how it's implemented. The way I see none of the options are good, especially if you have the 8GB version of Moto G.

1. Format your SD card as an internal storage. It gets encrypted and you can no longer read it in other devices. The phone uses it as main storage area for apps, but SD card access is always slower than internal memory access so performance will drop (depending on your SD card). You also have the risk of the SD card failing due to quality issues or wear out (due to increased I/O).

2

Has anybody else noticed an odd smell in some of the younger Laphroaig's lately? It's a buttery rancid fat kind of smell. I can smell it in the last QC bottle I bought last week, and a QA bottle I got from a friend. I've gone through at least 5 bottles of QC over the last 2-3 years and absolutely loved it, but this rancid fat/butter smell is new and almost disgusting. It's ruining the QC for me. Last night I did a comparison between the 18 yr old, QC and QA and the smell is definately there in the QC and QA. I don't know where the batch numbers are on the bottles but the bottom of the bottles says 1143.

Is there a plugin for Outlook 2003 that lets you attach notes to emails? Bonus: lets you also link to other emails.

EDIT: sorry, I meant Outlook 2007 of course!

Seriously, it's been over a month now with reboot loops, sound failing, touch not working correctly, worse battery time, random lockups...

Is there an app that can record sound on the phone mic and send it out on the headphone output with a user defineable delay (say 0 to 100ms) and inversion (i.e. sign flip)? I'd like to experiment with a 'poor mans' noise canceling setup in my car by hooking the phone to my car stereo. Perhaps the delay between recording and output is long in Android and <100ms is unachievable?

EDIT: I just realized this was a stupid question, since a standard noise canceling app for android should work? Any suggestions?

I'm on the fence about getting a rowing machine. I have rowed before when I had a gym membership and really liked it, but I only used the machine for warmup about 10 minutes each time. Now I want to buy one to use at home and have the money saved up for a Concept 2 but the only thing stopping me is my fear of pulling a back or neck muscle (trapezoid or rhomboids which I have a history of pain with). Has anybody any experience in this regard with a rowing machine? If you use proper form, how much strain do you put on these muscles?