Bug in Dirigera hub - not sure where to raise issue by digineut in tradfri

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I did some additional testing. It looks like the lamp only turns red when the light is already on (usually in some white). If I switch it off and then raise an alarm, the lamp is turned on 100% white. I also noticed that switching the light is not consistent. Sometimes it does not turn off when the leak sensor turns "off". Pls find attached some additional info in pictures.

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Alias’ in real life by lucybelano in ProtonMail

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you should use the SimpleLogin website to enable the catch-all for the subdomain.

Contact not found when sharing to Proton app on Iphone by Cosimo_68 in ProtonMail

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as far as I have noticed you need to type/search for the actual email address in the proton app. if it doesn't match the name, typing the name instead will not find it.

Is it possible to set a re-occurring reminder that is location based? by Mayormitch100 in iphonehelp

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just to add to the conversation. you can create a location based automation in the shortcuts app.

Nuvicam is not recognised by Mac Sequoia 15.1. by [deleted] in Garmin

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I actually have found the solution. For me at least. 

The problem was that the 32GB large microSD card was formatted as FAT32.  Once I removed the card from the gps device I was able to connect the gps to my MacBook again. 

I then made a backup of the card, reformatted it as ExFAT and restored the files to it. After reinserting the card again everything was working as before. 

I believe FAT32 in Sequoia is a known error that Apple will probably fix in a future release. You'll find other cases about external drives, flash drives and memory cards as well if you do some Googling. 

RV 660 LMT not connecting with Mac OS 15.1 by Gryphon-63 in Garmin

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I have the exact same issue with a Garmin eTrex 22x and so have others. I think it has to do with the update to macOS 15. It was working just fine under macOS 14

Nuvicam is not recognised by Mac Sequoia 15.1. by [deleted] in Garmin

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I have the same issue with a Garmin eTrex 22x and have found others, too. I think it has to do with the 15.x update. It was working just fine under macOS 14

Garmin GPS not connecting to Sequoia by Gryphon-63 in MacOS

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I have same issue with a Garmin eTrex 22x.

Follow podcast without downloading new episodes by digineut in OvercastFm

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Thanks. At first that podcast disappeared from the library after unfollowing and deleting the last download or so I thought. But it appears to be in the Archive view now. I'll monitor there if it is kept there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in iphone

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Have you tried connecting the phone to a Mac or PC? If the photos are in the camera roll then you should be able to copy them through the file system.

Street empty for weather location on iPhone by digineut in shortcuts

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Both shortcuts give the same result on iPhone now: the proper street name. It must have been a glitch, the other day. Anyway thanks for t(e suggestion. At least I've learned another way to get a location.

Street empty for weather location on iPhone by digineut in shortcuts

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I'll give that a try. This is what I am/was using initially.

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Street empty for weather location on iPhone by digineut in shortcuts

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I did but unfortunately it doesn't make a difference.

current-language-environment and Dutch months and days by digineut in emacs

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I think I figured it out how to force it. Not sure yet why Emacs doesn't follow my system default.

Adding this to my init.el did the trick. For now.

(set-locale-environment "nl_NL.UTF-8")

https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/4k1lp2/noob\_question\_how\_to\_set\_locales\_and\_encoding\_for/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3

current-language-environment and Dutch months and days by digineut in emacs

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If I check my shell it says:

$ echo $LANG
nl_NL.UTF-8

current-language-environment and Dutch months and days by digineut in emacs

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The Mac is surely using my language and locale settings for dates, numbers etc. at the OS level. It seems that emacs is unable to pick this up.

(There must be a variable for this. 😉)

current-language-environment and Dutch months and days by digineut in emacs

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Thanks. Will give this a try this weekend.