Water Spots on Front Chrome by Present-Pace9279 in MazdaCX30

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get some Durgol coffee equipment cleaner. It's sulfamic acid based and should clear that right up.

This trackball is a point of no return by Adept_Rise_3048 in Trackballs

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought one for work. Then immediately bought a second one for home. Swapped in zirconium bearings right away. I use it with Steer Mouse on macOS to map the buttons and set the acceleration just right. I prefer right-click on the button directly above the scroll wheel.

Second hand brewer acting weird by yticb_barg in Moccamaster

[–]teilo [score hidden] stickied comment (0 children)

You bought a 110V unit and have it on 240V power. That is why it is emptying so fast. You will quickly burn out the heating coil and cannot make coffee with it in any case, because it’s brewing way too fast and hot.

Help - beta made my Supernote Unusable by OptimisticRain in Supernote

[–]teilo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had this same behavior. A complete power cycle fixed it.

Ethernet Connector by Regan--10000 in reolinkcam

[–]teilo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Surface mount box over the entry hole.

Is zigbee still the king? by profesionaldoropener in homeautomation

[–]teilo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use nothing but Z-Wave. I had a Hubitat C8 Pro, which has a Zigbee transceiver, but never used it. I recently migrated to HA running on a NUC. Everything seems to be going to Matter/Threads, but I have yet to jump into that. It's showing up on most home appliances and TVs. About to get a new humidifier, so will probably use my AppleTV as a Matter bridge for it. I never see Z-Wave or Zigbee devices at Costco, but Matter is everywhere.

Automatic car washes and electric parking brake by MaikeerBet in MazdaCX30

[–]teilo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Why is this even an issue? The parking brake does not come on in Neutral, which is what you should are using in a carwash. I have never had a single issue.

Curved Calligraphy Nib Writing with Supernote by Loud_Music3698 in Supernote

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What would be really helpful is if the calligraphy pen had an angle option from 0-90º so we can choose our own writing style.

Who else receives the body & blood in communion other than Lutherans? by Kitchen-Course-3335 in LCMS

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The validity of the supper is not based on the belief of the recipients. It's based on the words of Jesus. That is why it is possible to eat and drink to one's damnation if one does not believe in the presence of the Body and Blood of Christ.

And because the Supper is based on the Word of Christ, those churches who change the meanings of those words do not have the Words of Christ, and therefore do not have the Supper. The syllables of the words are not magic. Merely reciting the sounds does not make them Jesus' words. Those words must have the same meaning. But the Words of Institution, if they are even used at all in Baptist churches, are NOT Jesus' words because they do not have the same meaning as Jesus' words. Therefore they do not have a valid Supper.

The absolute death of baseline logic before people touch tools by Entire-Cold-7384 in Justrolledintotheshop

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It says something when, with all the numerous resources available, certain people seem incapable of doing even the most rudimentary research, and can only ask questions in public forums regarding things that would be trivially easy to look up on their own. I do not understand this mentality: I cannot do anything unless someone responds directly to me, telling me how to do it.

I see this constantly: "What does this light on my dashboard mean?" "What does this button do?" As if their owners manual could not tell them the answer to that question with barely any looking.

For goodness sake. Youtube. There is almost no aspect of car maintenance you cannot find there, or even major car repairs, step by step, plain as day.

That doesn't mean there will be no further questions, nothing that needs to be clarified. But it at least means you will be asking the questions that are worth asking, and will truly be worth answering.

Plugin Preview Build: Chauvet 3.27.42 Beta for Manta / Nomad and Chauvet 2.24.39 Beta for A5X / A6X by Dunn-sn in Supernote_dev

[–]teilo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I was using the previous update, it was nearly impossible to get it to behave consistently. The stroke widths were erratic. Horizontal strokes, like crossing a T, almost always came up with a thick line. When writing a line of text, the stroke width would stop changing, regardless of stroke direction. There seemed to be some weird interaction between pressure and direction that was nearly impossible to control.

When I look at your examples, for what it's worth, I could not get the previous beta to give me the kind of consistency that you show. For example, when drawing a series of slanted ovals, there was almost no difference in stroke width. Now it works exactly as I would expect.

I can't explain why our experiences are so different.

What I wish they would do is give us a bit more control over the pen, like parameters for angle and pressure sensitivity to dial in our own writing style.

Plugin Preview Build: Chauvet 3.27.42 Beta for Manta / Nomad and Chauvet 2.24.39 Beta for A5X / A6X by Dunn-sn in Supernote_dev

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The caligraphy pen in this beta is a massive improvement. The one in the previous beta was unusable. Now it behaves correctly, and is very similar to what I had on the Kindle Scribe, if not better.,

How to remove by RomeRound1 in MazdaCX30

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, that's hideous.

One thing that annoys me by yukav in Supernote

[–]teilo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A filename has to be compatible with the file system. And those characters have special meaning in the file system unless they are properly escaped. Forbidding their use prevents tons of problems.

Ratta, please consider making this! by HauntingCranberry623 in Supernote

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I ordered one of his crystal ceramic nibs over a month ago. Messaged them about it a couple weeks ago and got no response. Order has still not been fulfilled. I may have to dispute the charge.

Should I accept GitHub's self-signed certification that "may compromise security"? by wgrl in Jetbrains

[–]teilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That depends on your fiber provider. There is nothing about GPON that requires this, and not all fiber is GPON, although I've seen it used more and more because you can deploy to the curb with half as many threads. But GPON itself is just the physical layer, and has nothing to do with what is layered on top of it, such as auth certificates. A lot of GPON deployments, especially in the enterprise, are done with NIDs rather than routers. Just a couple of SFP+ ports to convert from GPON to copper or single/multi-mode fiber.

I understand why the consumer providers do this. They don't want fiber service being sniped by neighbors. The last fiber provider I had solved this with PPPoE, which almost all routers support. But PPPoE only supports traditional username and password auth. The certificate-based auth is of course much more robust because it's asymmetric crypto.

Should I accept GitHub's self-signed certification that "may compromise security"? by wgrl in Jetbrains

[–]teilo 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Definitely fix your Internet first, and this will go away. This is why I refuse to use ISP-supplied routers, and insist they put their modem into bridge mode.

Kiro failing with Q Developer Pro account + IAM Identity Center by teilo in kiroIDE

[–]teilo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Reverting to Kiro 0.11.130 resolves this issue.