It wouldn’t melt, but it would probably die if it’s between the charger and the phone. However, in the first few seconds, the changer and the phone communicate to figure out if they’re compatible, so maybe this process might prevent it from frying, but it’ll also prevent you from charging, most likely.
it worked on my machine
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Share a drive with each user via SMB and tell them to use Cryptomator
Get a used UPS and replace the battery (with a non genuine one), and use ZFS and you should be good. You could also replace the laptop battery though.
I wasn’t aware, so thanks!
Did they remove Z-Wave or did it never have it?
Holy crap, didn’t expect the creator of Valetudo to be here. Love your style, keep it up
Nope, sometimes it asks for normal videos as well, it really depends on the case since there’s a lot of background stuff happening, making the experience vary between users.
I fucking hate SuccessfulCrab so much
You need to live not as hard
You’re mostly adding dozens of hyperlinks, like your own homapage, but some of them (30) can provide direct info from said integration, so a button for your Torrent Client also has the current download speed for example
I feel like you’re not asking for help, but rather trying to prove a point. I get it, but for Apple TV you can use https://passepartoutvpn.app/, for others, I don’t know, I have no experience.
Setup a wireguard client so it’s always connected but is used only for a certain IP (the address of your server). If you’re interested, I can help you with that.
Instantly bought the server license. Support your favorite FOSS, people.
The 6-5-4-3-2-1 method
Whoa, this is it! This is what I’m looking for
Thanks for this! It actually works with a regular RSS reader, nice!
Forgot about that one but it’s only on Android (mobile-wise)
51·2 years ago“As the mmWave sensor enters a low-power state when no motion is detected, it allows the Aqara FP300 to have a 2 year battery life while being powered by a pair of button cell CR2450 batteries.”
Reading through the marketing bullshit since this is the only number mentioned: It’ll last 2 years if there’s nobody ever in that room. In reality, it’ll last a few months at best and probably less than that if there’s people constantly in the room, as the mmWave sensor will need to be powered non-stop.
IKEA ones