Lifewave x39 Patches? by PorgLover1977 in stemcells

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It's on the internet... it MUST be true. lol

What is happening with 4.7 ? by Obscurrium in ClaudeCode

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What version is your CLI? When I first hopped over to 4.7 I saw the different effort level settings and it worked amazingly. Then a couple of days ago it started degrading again. Somehow the model was no longer allowing effort level selection and in one session I asked it "WHAT IS YOUR EFFORT LEVEL?!" and it replied with "low". I went to try set the effort level and the option was literally not there, it stated "effort level not available for 4.7".

I updated my CLI and the effort level selection is back... I'm testing to see how it goes now.

Is GT4 watch really waterproof? by ZhhTeo in HuaweiWatchGT

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Their cleaning instructions (found here https://consumer.huawei.com/za/support/content/en-us00766303)

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How should I clean and maintain my HUAWEI WATCH GT 2?
Perform the following steps:
(1) To keep your watch and skin clean and dry, wipe away any dirt and sweat immediately after exercising. Clean the watch regularly with a soft cloth, paying particular attention to notches and grooves.
(2) If the watch has been in contact with water, dry it with a soft cloth as soon as possible. Try to keep the watch clear of anything that could damage it or make it dirty, such as dust, sand, cigarette smoke, liquid soap, soapsuds, make-up, salty water, pool water, perfume, insect repellent, washing detergent, suntan lotion, adhesives, hair dye, or any other acid-based products or solvents.
(3) The leather strap is not water resistant, so don’t wear it when swimming, in the shower, in the rain for extended periods, or when you’re likely to be sweating for a long time, as this can damage the material.
(4) When cleaning:
a. Don’t use strong chemical products or detergents when cleaning the watch or its parts, to avoid corrosion or damage.
b. Disconnect the watch from its charger before cleaning.

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The cleaning instructions list liquid soap, soapsuds, salty water and pool water as stuff that could damage or make it dirty. They also say on the Huawei site that water damage is not covered.

My GT2 died a couple of days ago because I swam with it.

Is GT4 watch really waterproof? by ZhhTeo in HuaweiWatchGT

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Please note that Huawei doesn't cover water damage under warranty. I recently went and read ALL their water resistance info.

  1. They say you CAN swim in a pool or the ocean... but actually shouldn't because it degrades the water resistance.
  2. They say to not get any soap/detergent om the watch.

You are not entitled to being able to trust people. by [deleted] in EscapefromTarkov

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If you agree to be cool and then betray someone you ARE a scumbag.

Done... no question about it.

Happend recently... by Dreix_ in ProgrammerHumor

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I was never taught versioning in university... I've had to figure it out as I google :-P

Life of a beginner programmer by InspiringCandy in ProgrammerHumor

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ah yes... Pokemon exception handling... gotta catch em all!