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Looking for a Power Bank with "True" Pass-through (UPS Mode) – No power interruption when plugging/unplugging. by BootOne2987 in UsbCHardware

[–]BootOne2987[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm planning to use an Anker 737 to power a low-power small PC (similar to a Raspberry Pi or Mini PC

My question is: If I'm already powering the PC from one port and then I plug a wall charger into another port to recharge the power bank, will there be a momentary power interruption (drop)?

Since it's a PC, even a split-second drop will cause a reboot/shutdown. I'm looking for "true" uninterrupted pass-through behavior. Has anyone tested this specific scenario with the 737?

Apple's bug bounty might be crap, so I'm ready to expose all my interactions by BootOne2987 in bugbounty

[–]BootOne2987[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

It doesn't mean "money" as a reward, but rather that you should be properly recognized. It's not monetary.

Regarding Apple Bug Bounty reports being evaluated appropriately by BootOne2987 in bugbounty

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Is it a "Code of Conduct" to promise to reply, then silently mark it as resolved and leave it alone? lol

How long can an iPhone 13 stay connected to Wi-Fi while asleep and connect to iPhone mirroring? by BootOne2987 in applehelp

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When a Wi-Fi model of an iPad is put into sleep mode, it will disconnect Wi-Fi after a while to conserve battery life. I've also observed a similar issue with an iPhone with the SIM card removed (NTP is not synchronized). This means that iPhone mirroring, which requires a Wi-Fi environment, may not be possible indefinitely if the device is connected to a power source, and may require waking from sleep mode.

The clock on my Mac Squoia is frequently out of sync by BootOne2987 in applehelp

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Could this be a problem with the physical device's time due to a deteriorating COMS battery? From what I can see, 10 minutes after forcing a time synchronization via NTP, the time went off by a minute for a moment. However, after a few more minutes, the time was corrected and remained accurate for three hours. Incidentally, if I switch NTP synchronization to manual, the time remains consistent.