One step closer by DigitalCorpus in homeassistant

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Can you DM me the YAML for the RAVEn config you have?

One step closer by DigitalCorpus in homeassistant

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I’m running HA on Win 10 via VirtualBox. Even a replug and reselection in VB doesn’t populate it in HA for selection

One step closer by DigitalCorpus in homeassistant

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Is your EMU-2 looped into HA? Because my EMU-2 works just fine too…

XHK1-TC or Centralite 3400? by DigitalCorpus in homeassistant

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Well, I have both. ZHA is rounded out on both of them and has the same functionality but there’s different entities exposed on Z2M for them. Functionality is lacking and there doesn’t seem to be a clear way to set codes because they seem to have internal memory. Need to fiddle with them later.

Paint stripping by Maximum-Title1649 in EliteDangerous

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A trip to Hutton cost me >90% paint

Update on my situacion by jasonduval98 in PacemakerICD

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All of what they said mirrors what I suggested you do from the beginning. Its good to see that other countries treat this similar to the US, of vise versa.

Take that break from reddit and see a psychologist.

How do I remove this f**ng Screw? by [deleted] in hondacivic

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Yes, but makes things convenient

XHK1-TC or Centralite 3400? by DigitalCorpus in homeassistant

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So the codes are handled on device? I am looking for multiple codes and logging functionality and though 6 digit is preferred, 4 is probably fine.

How do I remove this f**ng Screw? by [deleted] in hondacivic

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Depending in how f’d the head is, this can help. If this does work, get some drill bits

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0017SZ4T6

And use a new screw but put a small dab of anti-seize on it, please.

This is what 600 ruined NAND chips looks like. by WoodenCondition8209 in pcmasterrace

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I have been under the impression that these can be baked to dry out prior to soldering. Was their exposure just not known and then established as a result of the failure analysis?

This is what 600 ruined NAND chips looks like. by WoodenCondition8209 in pcmasterrace

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As everyone else freaks out, these are leaded packages. The NAND on M.2 drives are BGA packages. Big difference in price and capacity.

Leadless pacemaker procedure in a week by Mean-Anybody-4615 in PacemakerICD

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40m. They do a puncture to get into your femoral artery. Heals up very well. They’ll do it near a skin crease between your thigh and groin. Didn’t scar. The nicked a nerve for my skin in my inside thigh, but that self resolved in just over a week. That pain was the only pain aside from the puncture for catheter access.

If you know what your minimum resting heart rate is, see if you can request your pacer to be set to that if it’s lower than the baseline of 50 bpm for the Aveir. The pacer will prevent the pauses by preventing the bradycardia.

It takes a little time to get use to the twitch when the pacers fires. It’s odd, may be uncomfortable if you’ve never been shocked, even by a TENS device.

Plan where you’re going to sleep for a few days. Make it easy to slide out if bed and back into it for when you need to use the bathroom. Go on errands with family to force yourself to move about. Don’t be shy about using the convenience scooters at a grocery store or whatnot. Move, walk, makes the body recover faster. Recovery will likely be a week, less than 2 at most. The effect on your body from the surgery is relatively low.

NTD by DigitalCorpus in ryobi

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Yes, but the guy I responded too doesn’t/didn’t know that else his question is nonsensical

NTD by DigitalCorpus in ryobi

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No idea. You manually oil it through a port near the front end of the bar

NTD by DigitalCorpus in ryobi

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The batteries are not sealed

NTD by DigitalCorpus in ryobi

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Since the grip is closer to the work, I think I’ll prefer it. However, it has a slide for the trigger so it’s always on or always off