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- 16:16, 3 May 2024 Glossary:Restart Project (hist | edit) [527 bytes] Philip (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The Restart Project is a people-powered social enterprise that aims to fix our "thro-away" attitude to electronics. It was started in London, offering "restart parties" at which skilled amateur fixers could help members of the public repair their broken electrical and electronic gadgets. It has since gone global and assumed a leading role in campaigning for Right to Repair and related issues. Whilst it shares many aims with Glossary:Repair...") originally created as "Gossary:Restart Project"
- 08:08, 11 April 2024 Glossary:Reverse defenestration (hist | edit) [498 bytes] Philip (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reverse defenestration is a term used to describe the process of throwing Windows out of computers. This is generally in order to install Linux or some other non-Microsoft operating system instead. In partial reverse defenestration, a Windows istallation may remain in a dual-boot configuration or as a virtual machine but this is not admitted as true reverse defenesttration by purists, who prefer radical reverse defenestration, leaving behind...") originally created as "Glosary:Reverse defenestration"
- 10:58, 7 March 2024 Glossary:Two Factor Authentication/fr (hist | edit) [442 bytes] Philip (talk | contribs) (Created page with "L'authentification à deux étapes ou 2FA (Two Factor Authentication en anglais) est un système de connexion dans lequel vous devez non seulement fournir un mot de passe ("quelque chose que vous savez"), mais aussi prouver que vous possédez un objet ("quelque chose que vous avez") ou fournir un élément biométrique tel qu'une empreinte digitale ("quelque chose que vous êtes"). Cela rend le système beaucoup plus difficile à pirater.") originally created as "Glossaire:2FA/fr"
- 11:30, 15 February 2024 Glossary:MPP inverter (hist | edit) [537 bytes] Philip (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Getting the most power out of a PV (or solar) cell or wind turbine isn't straightforward. The output voltage will be maximum if you draw hardly any current, and if you draw as much current as you can the output voltage will drop almost to zero. In either case the power delivered (voltage × current) will be minimal. An MPP or Maximum Power Point controller or inverter will continuously adjust the current drawn in order to maximise the power, for exam...") originally created as "MPP inverter"