There are at least three Technology Connections videos about kettles. Including one where he connects a 120V US kettle to his car charger to speed it up.

https://youtu.be/_yMMTVVJI4c

“I have two Microsoft Outlooks and neither one of those are working,” - mission commander Reid Wiseman, Artemis II.

No need, you can get special teabags for hard water

https://britishfooddepot.com/yorkshire-tea-hard-water-80-pack/

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I was wrong to think that, I tested bitwarden Android client in airplane mode and it worked, but I didn’t realize that had a “signed-in” state separate from unlocking the vault with the password.

The Bitwarden client works offline, syncing the database locally when online. So won’t that also happen with vaultwarden? Everyone would still have access to what was last synced.

Thanks for the tips! I mostly use it for occasional video editing, so never take time to really get to know it.

Searching sounds really useful for my situation!

Thanks for the tips! I mostly use it for occasional video editing, so never take time to really get to know it.

Searching sounds really useful.

Also, I was once following a laptop disassembly video step by step. Half-way through, he stops and turns the laptop over several times in confusion. He was just winging it for the video.

With blender, it’s “next. choose Clip Offset Settings under the View menu” and I have 6 View menus, none of which has anything with that name. Then I find out it was all changed in some previous version.

I have a few devices that have usb-c but only charge off an A-to-C cable. Presumably no charging circuit to negotiate with usb-C chargers.

Just use one of those “baby changing” stations.

Can we not argue about the quarrel?

When you look at the world, you’re actually perceiving the pattern of lights and shadows that pass through your iris onto the inside of your cave-like eyeball.

Sorry, that was just using the share link in voyager. I hadn’t noticed it wasn’t a link to the post.

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A few days ago, me to Google home:

“Hey Google, turn on the light”

“Sorry, I can’t control powered devices.”

“Hey Google, turn on the light”

“Turning on the light.”

I had a similar experience getting it to summarize my maps info, it would alternate between correct answers and claiming it had no access to the data.

AI runs in the cloud because it needs a powerful server to run the biggest (i.e. “smartest”) models.

The cloud servers are doing nothing special that another powerful enough computer could do, just a huge amount of data processing.

You can run an ai chat on a steam deck or directly on a phone, if it’s not too demanding (“smarter” models are bigger data files, so won’t fit in the memory of a small device).

Today, for instance, I had a phone call from “Spectrum Internet support” and part-way through the call my phone blared an alarm and said “possible scam” on screen.

The phone itself interpreted the conversation as sus.

https://support.google.com/phoneapp/answer/15654065?hl=en

For Pixel 9 and later devices: Scam Detection is powered by Gemini Nano on-device

Baker’s dozen.

I almost thought to myself “I can’t be bothered to watch a YouTube short”, but then I thought “I can’t be bothered to press Back to get out of it, either”.

I am so glad that I didn’t miss that, it gets better and better.