I’ve been using the beta version of this for a while and honestly it’s pretty awesome. In the ultracapitalistic future that we’re currently living in Valve is probably the only ones that would and could do this
I’ve been using the beta version of this for a while and honestly it’s pretty awesome. In the ultracapitalistic future that we’re currently living in Valve is probably the only ones that would and could do this
Lithium batteries last 5-10 years, regular 9v alkaline batteries last about 12-18 months. Some sources recommend changing the batteries every 6th month but i personally think that’s a bit excessive.
I only have a small 2 room apartment so i just got myself a cheap-ish optical smoke detector with a built in lithium battery. The battery should last 10 years which is how long smoke detectors last before they should be replaced.
Yea the lithium-ion batteries are pretty good, you can also get 10 year smoke detectors with a built in lithium battery. Also a psa, smoke detectors usually only last 10 years and need to be replaced after that. There’s often an expiry date on the detectors.
The battery in smoke detectors should be changed every year and you should ideally test the detectors using the little button monthly.
In Norway we have an official smoke detector day which is on December 1. where we’re supposed to change the batteries. Its because Christmas is the high season for house fires.
I have a TP-link Tapo D230S1. It comes with an indoor chime that acts like a hub that has an sd-card slot. The hub supports up to 4 compatible cameras and 64 other devices. It’s also pretty affordable and easy to set up. It is however battery only, but it lasts for several months between charges.
I don’t know of any smart doorbells that can also open doors. Maybe you could use a shelly relay or something similar?
Atari still exists?
Definitely. We RMA all sorts of brands including Xbox and Nintendo.
The biggest reason there are so many DualSense controllers is probably the PS5s popularity, though it is a little sad that they don’t repair them like Nintendo does with their joycons, or use hall effect sensors which would eliminate their biggest issue
I work in electronics retail, and it’s genuinely one of the products we RMA the most. Usually do to severe stick drift
Edit: why am I getting downvoted, did I say anything controversial? Genuinely curious.
Literally the worst take I’ve heard all day
Doesn’t fresh installs of windows 11 come with shortcuts in the start menu for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint that opens the online versions of the software if you haven’t installed office yet?
Isabelle, just Isabelle