I have a dualit toaster and absolutely love it! You can get spare parts for it and repair it yourself. To me it's worth the 3x premium of its the only one I ever have to buy in my life.
Yes, the timer is a bit loud and you have to think about how done you want the toast ever time, but it becomes automatic, i.e. I just know what the right setting is for a bagel.
To be clear, it's a man made diamond. I tried all thr convincing, but turns out that when someone has wanted something since they were a little girl, it's hard to change their mind
Interesting- I think that is the first time I've seen password and 2FA code on the same page. Guess that means you may not know if your password or 2FA code is incorrect depending on the error page
I switched from Chrome to FF about 6 years ago and still don't understand why more people don't do the same. At the moment my favourite feature is containers- especially the default facebook ones.
Kudos to the team at Mozilla- it just keeps getting better and better!
I find the yaml works fine for the basics, but the real power comes with being able to include your own c code and use that along with whatever is in the yaml.
Basically means you can have normal arduino code that is the tied into hass very easily.
I have about a years worth synced across my devices via syncthing and everything older than I move to an external drive(s) and AWS glacier. I have a little script that does it and only have to do it once or twice a year.
Yes, it does. I do this for multiple folder- i.e. the pictures folder on my phone is called whatever android has decided to call it this year and it syncs with my pictures folder on my desktop.
From what I can see you have to recreate an account every 7 days and there is no premium option. How do they make money- could it be purely from the data they collect?
This is still pretty pointless if you need your phone to log in. If your phone is lost then you still can't get to your messages unless you logged in previously.
Might be slightly unorthodox, but email the first post to a Gmail account from a random address and see if it is marked as spam, only display the post if not.
For me it was as a mechanic on the Dakar rally. I've never worked so hard in my life, but the experience was unforgettable. Also showed me what a physically hard day's work can be like.
I grew up in the town called Parys on the map in the article. Besides creating some lovely hikes and river rafting there are also some very interesting rock phenomena that can only be seen in this area in the whole world.