[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 1 points 6 days ago

I have installed LEDLUX smart wall socket (around 25€), MOES light switches (around 30€ for a 2-gang switch), both of which are quite easy to install as it replaces what you already have. I have used Sonoff zigbee relays (around 50€ for a pack of 4) as well as Avatto mini zigbee smart switch modules (around 20€, single and 4-gang modules), but it may require some modifications on your current installation

Or go with a zero, plug and play socket, like the Nous A1Z smart socket, around 15€ each. Just plug it onto your wall socket.

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 12 points 2 weeks ago

Not to mention "former head of NSA nominated by Trump". Yeah, I may have a bias here, so has he.

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 33 points 3 weeks ago

They want to connect with you... emotionally

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 10 points 1 month ago

Protonvpn has a free tier

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 29 points 1 month ago

Then what happened? What a cliffhanger! /s

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 13 points 2 months ago

Have you setup your home screen? You can do that on the dashboard, hiding, grouping, etc.

If what you've watched has nearly ended, it won't show for continuing. I have the opposite issue, some shows has a long outro/preview of the next episode, so I have to either mark it as seen, or fast forward near the end for it not to show on the continuing watching section

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I have recently moved to this place, and before winter I went to install trvs on the water circulated radiators in order to have some more control over the temp (there used to be manual valves).

Now that the colder days are about to end, I have a question on how would be the best (or recommended) way to maintain those valves when not used. I have read that the thermic piece on the valve may get stuck after a long period of no use, so I am wondering if it would be best to have the valve fully closed (if it gets stuck, should it loose after the circuit warms up again?), or to leave it fully open (so it looses by closing it when needed),

I am from a more tropical climate country where heating in winter is not really necessary, so I am a total strange on how these things should work. All advice is welcome.

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 17 points 3 months ago

It is called "downgrading", and it is not uncommon to have some packages downgrading when updating/upgrading a system, due to several reasons.

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 17 points 5 months ago

Along the DNS system, one of the most used ones in the whole international internet network

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 103 points 11 months ago

Yes. Don't.

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 11 points 11 months ago

Whyyouwhat?

[-] isgleas@lemmy.ml 13 points 1 year ago

You should go, they will tank you later

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