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Yeah well it probably is still better than not doing it
Best advice is avoid law enforcement altogether whenever possible


A '23 with 100k? Damn that thing got used!


I got my first EV recently. A '22 Bolt EUV with 28k miles for about $18k in like-new condition.
I still probably wouldn’t have gone for it but they gave me a kinda crazy trade price for a kinda crappy ICE car with accident damage.


It’s not their fault it’s a licensing thing.
DisplayPort is the superior adapter.

They defeated before Hexbear even started federating with anyone. (cowards)
Technically if they did that fast enough the blood pressure on both would get higher, potentially MUCH higher.
Veins are small so capillary action keeps things in order.
With no gravity though you’ll have higher blood pressure to your head (and less to the legs)- it kinda makes astronauts faces a bit puffy. iirc this can slightly negatively affect vision long term.
Most of your body processes are in a small enough space that capillary action overtakes gravity.
Do you watch a lot of YouTube and at least a few are saying they are on Nebula? Then absolutely
Yo I’ve had to explain to way too many people lately that the far side isn’t “dark”. When there’s a new moon the light is on the other side…
You’ll want Zigbee powered bulbs. Phillips Hue are probably the highest end but stupid expensive. Innr is a brand made by ex-Hue employees that are half the price and just as good. ThirdReality makes ones that are also good but maybe not as bright or as good on colors.
But you’ll also need a Zigbee radio/controller. I think most Amazon Alexa devices can do it, or other smart hubs. But I recommend an open source and local solution that you own, which would be something like HomeAssistant plus a radio. I put more details here; https://thelemmy.club/post/47243166/25883772
Do a Zigbee setup. You’ll need something like Homeassistant which you can setup on a home server or raspberry pi (there’s tons of tutorials). Or buy a pre built little plug and play one. https://www.home-assistant.io/green
You’ll also need a Zigbee radio. Homeassistant sells one https://www.home-assistant.io/connect/zbt-2/, but I use a network attached one like https://a.co/d/0aQpLciK
For bulbs the highest end Zigbee ones would be Phillips Hue (which yes work with this setup - you don’t need their proprietary hub). But they are stupid expensive IMO. There’s a brand called Innr which are half as expensive and just as good. If you want a more budget friendly one ThirdReality makes bulbs which are perfectly good but maybe not quite as bright or good on colors as Innr. I have a mix of both, but try to keep them in separate rooms so you don’t notice the slight color difference.
You’ll also want a Zigbee switch. I rent so I can’t replace the wall switches so I just stuck on these battery buttons by ThirdReality. and covered the switches with 3d printed covers. The batteries last a year or so with a AAA. But there’s also ones that completely replace the wall switch like https://a.co/d/01w5jj63
And now that you’ve got Homeassistant you can do other cool things. It can hook into basically any smart devices. When I press and hold down on the light switch/button in my living room it turns off all the lights/lamps and the TV at the same time. Or the one in my bedroom also controls the fan by the bed. You can get motorized curtains that can help adjust light levels automatically and close when you’re away to insulate. You can hook into motion sensors, weather stations, door sensors, humidity sensors, etc. There’s also Zigbee smart plugs so you can control really anything.
It is a bit pricey to get into but once you have it you own it, and no company can just shut down and leave you SOL.
No just don’t get the cheap shitty Wi-Fi ones.
Mine are fully locally controlled with a radio that hooks into my network. No internet needed whatsoever. Just as bright as any other LED lights, if not brighter than most cheap ones.
Plus since I can control the color/temperature I have them set to follow the sun cycle so that during the day they’re brighter and more white, and as it gets later in the day and the sun goes down they become dimmer and more warm. It even adjusts to the changing sunset year round. They are pricy though.
I do agree that sunlight is usually enough during the day for most rooms.
Maybe try looking harder next time. I think you’ll find she’s already there.
We cook with and drink probably too much milk. Strong dairy lobby.
In my two person household we just do half gallons
It broke on me which is how I found out about the depreciation, but I don’t remember the details to be fair.
I’m pretty sure that stopped working months ago…
You’ve probably been running out of date containers.
1-2 teaspoons is a crazy amount to be fair