I have a set of 1980’s Soviet maps of the state of Colorado, and they are oddly accurate for the railroads.
Conversely, when my parents visited Moscow in 1975, many locals offered to trade goods to get their Finnish tourist map of Moscow; since it was more detailed than the local maps they had access to.
It's still used when you need accurate energy transfer. Plenty in real lighting software (Dialux, Agi32). But there are faster methods if you just want it to look good.
Freezer compressors are sized for simply keeping the contents cold of their well insulated box. Trying to run an external load will likely overload it’s capacity.
I’ve had an account and small mail server on Linode for almost 19 years, and it has done all I need.
* run reliably
* static IP that other mail servers trust
* staff who are willing to reach out to other larger mail providers if a linode ip range it is in got blocked.
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