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Well, this is something new. Depending on whether you have their solar system, temp sensors or EV charging devices, you can view any of this at a glance on your wrist now. See https://www.victronenergy.com/blog/2024/11/11/vrm-on-your-smartwatch
Despite there being pretty good alternatives to Reddit (think Lemmy etc), Reddit still can’t be matched for the sheer volume, breadth, and depth of content to be found. Having hands-on moderators also means that the […]
No-one ever thought MySpace, FriendFeed, Orkut, Google+, etc would ever be usurped, as they were amongst the biggest social networks around. But everything changes over time, and that includes all social networks as well as […]
Mensinator provides a clean and intuitive interface for tracking your menstrual cycle, monitoring your periods, and viewing essential statistics—all without the need for sign-ups or sharing personal data. All information is stored securely on your […]
This is really aimed at Windows users only, but there are still many Windows users out there who may benefit from these practical tips to consider. They are all easy to implement. SSDs are now […]
It sounds good as such sensors may provide some good functionality, but it is also the reason I sold my LG Watch and never bought another one from them. The reason is that straps, like […]
I know someone who builds Lego for therapy. He buys sets on an ongoing basis, some of which are well over 10,000 pieces (think of the Titanic). They take up a mass of space. I […]
I’ve done a video before about how I’m using my Stream Decks (I even bought a second one) for so many different things. I’m using about 20 different pages at the moment and can quickly […]
The screenshot above shows Mozilla Firefox 132 (running on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS) with the web version of Apple Maps successfully loaded. All features work as they should, including search, directions, hybrid images, location detection, guides, […]
I’ve only had a brief look and test so far, but I’ll be testing this out a lot more. Obsidian is free to use but not open source software, Capacities is the same with a […]