no hurries no worries comrade!
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Back in 2016 I made an e-paper demo for a wearable medical device and despite a valiant effort there was a lot of ghosting and the refresh time was not impressive. I would imagine that this display is probably more power intensive but the impact that this tech could potentially have on the battery life of all types of devices with screens is considerable (and the main reason we were looking into e-paper displays in the first place)
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My dog does this to my cat. Just kind of nibbles on his head/shoulders. It's adorable
I believe it!
I think it's a dig at Mitch McConnell's sister in law who perished in a decorative pond in a Tesla-cum-submarine
"Assholism" hahaha that's such a great way to put it
This is why I don't play fighting games. If I got 0-3'd by a button spamming robot I would explode with rage lol
If he was an indoor cat acting this way, I'd say he may be sick or injured. I would continue to feed him and put out clean water for him, and if possible I'd try to get him into a cat carrier and bring him in to the vet. In fact, better yet, if there's one you trust then you can ask them for advice on what to do.
Also, homie, c'mon. You are not scaring the cat away with your interest in them. You feed them tuna and care about them. For a cat, that is much more than enough. Ol Greg is just a little sick or hurt and is keeping to himself for that reason. I'm sure that when he goes back to normal, he will love to play catnip glove with you again 
Pour from something with a spout c'mon man 
You assume though that the effort required to implement new solar is the same as replacing failed components. The cells may fail but the other infrastructure may last longer - maybe much longer. Putting in a new 5,000 panel solar farm on a hillside is a lot of work, replacing 5,000 panels (maybe so percentage also of inverters and other transmission/storage equipment) over the course of 20-30 years is much less work, because surveying, design, implementation, bring-up and probably a fair bit of manufacturing does not need to be done again.