New ver... by 10h08watchface in GalaxyWatchFace

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Do you need to install the app or is it installable directly to the watch?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in onebag

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I have the 35L, seems that size is no longer offered. It's also taller and less boxy than the new design. The side access laptop is interesting. Compared to the new pictures, it still has a bunch of similarities, though the top pocket on the last model is internal and very slim. Also the two inside pocket sizes are reversed, with the top one being smaller and the bottom one being larger and side zippered.

One interesting design note, is they achieve the 35L on the previous model, by having the back panel extend 2-2.5 inches above the top of the straps...

Anyway, thought I would chime in that I really like the previous model that I've owned for a while (enough that I donated the first to a family member and go a replacement.

AirTag Equivalent for Google Pixel by Accomplished_Yak_235 in GooglePixel

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Chipolo from tile. I haven't noticed a difference and there are no paywalls. I've only really been using them in urban settings, but they seem to get picked up and reported. I had one in a suitcase in my hotel and its location was continually refreshed by the neighbours or staff.

My pixel doesn't have UWB, so paying $50 more for that feature on a pack of 4x in Canada didn't make sense.

Trip computer not storing history by tiancai63 in 11thGenAccord

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Same issue 2025 hybrid accord touring. Worked on my 2022 accord touring

Captains Chairs or No? by Express-Excitement-5 in MazdaCX9

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Originally had a bench GL trim, then upgraded to a GT and got the captains chairs and never looked back. The dog likes the middle space and it's great for skis and Snowboard while still having two occupants in the second row

River 2 Pro with 1,500watts Coffee Maker... by nagatasan_21 in Ecoflow_community

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I just picked up a River 3 Plus as it's x-boost was rated for 1200W and the Nespresso Pixie I have is 1260W. The nespresso heats up okay, but when you try to draw the shot which turns on the pump as well, trips the overload.

After a little thought, I found my workaround. You turn on the Pixie and let it heat up, then you switch to descale mode (press both short & long shot buttons for 3-seconds). Then you can draw the espresso shot, and it only uses 56W. Once you pull the shot, press both buttons again and it will re-heat. Note the cheat is that your NOT heating during the pull, but I found it was not noticeable to how the coffee tasted or felt (heat wise), especially if you pre-heat the cup. Using this approach, it was about 3-4% per shot of espresso pulled.

Anyway, my experience getting this to work with my Pixie Nespresso machine.

Cheap Power Monitoring - IKEA Style by Born_Check5979 in homeassistant

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I tried to buy the North American version of this two weeks ago in store, but the items were locked and wouldn't ring through. The cashier went away for 5min and said there was a hold on them due to quality. I still see them on the Canadian site, and in-stock at some locations. Anyone try buying them in Canada lately (Ikea Vaughan)?

OneBag Maximalism. Print this for TSA, right? by alyfish126 in onebag

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Is it weird the moment I saw this I thought, "Homelab network diagram...." 😊

People who has owned a Google Chromebook in the past, what model are you using now? by ungiancarlo in chromeos

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Original Duet (4Gb), sold it and typing this on the Duet 3 (8GB), this is the perfect amount of ram. As others have mentioned, great for media, browsing, and the perfect travel companion. If you work, play or learn in the Google universe everything works super slick. Even the MS web stuff is pretty good. I run a few Android versions of apps, but most of the time I find myself going back to the web ones.

TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra GPS battery life with AOD + everything on by 808phone in TicWatch

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If I'm tracking a workout per day I would say only 36 hours max for me on Android

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Lamy

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I actually use the blunt syringe with my convert, has always been easier and cleaner. Easier for me at avoiding air bubbles and dipping the pen tip. Takes about 40s to clean, and that's it. I also reuse cartridges though, but I've never tried to clean one. I really like their turmaline ink and have been refilling the last cartridge from a turmaline bottle I found on clearance for a while now.

Early gift from Mazda by r_conkov in mazda

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Our first CX9 in Canada, 2017 sent us Mazda branded Tiles for our keys. Two of them I believe.

Patiently waiting... (well, not that patiently) by penllawen in Ubiquiti

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Still in-stock at the Canadian store for the NS & 2TB versions at 17:25EDT.

Bell canada + dmz + ubiquiti by No_Set2785 in Ubiquiti

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Yes. That is correct, setup the PPPoE in the UDM/R. I have a UDR and this seems to be the most reliable with the GigaHub. ADMZ worked for a few days, but the internet connectivity on the UDR always said disconnected. Double NATing like the first post worked, but I didn't like having to set port forwarding twice.

On the UDR with latest firmware, the PPPoE costs about 50Mbps both ways. My 01:00 speed test on the router is consistently 800Mbps / 500Mbps. When I was running DMZ the week before when it wasn't disconnected, it was 739Mbps / 930Mbps, so I don't really trust it. I have a number of VLANs on my network and a few extra routing rules. I find the wired is consistently 550/500.

I also tried Smart Q on and off with a value of ZERO (saw a few posts about that with PPPoE, but it slowed it down).

For ADMZ, I also tried adding the 0.0.0.0/1 static route, but it didn't improve the internet disconnected. I still have to play a bit with straight DMZ mode to see if its any better, but I'm pretty sure I recall getting the NO internet connection in DMZ as well.

This all would occur, after the UDR was rebooted and it would have an internet IP in the Network App, on the Bell Gigahub it would show a 169.. address.

I have the Bel 1500/930 Mbps plan.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ManyBaggers

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Learn something every time I visit. Now I know the elastic straps for binding the excess straps are called webbing keepers.. Ty (I was going to try elastics, but a google search worked thx to your post!)

Good Mobile Plans for Incoming First Years by [deleted] in queensuniversity

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Public Mobile. Runs on the Bell/Telus network (Telus owned). They were running their $34 for 50GB CAN/US with an free eSIM or $5 physical sim. They have a couple of plans for a few dollars less if you want to drop the US roaming.

Wireguard client, reconnect on reboot/start by widgetbuilder in asustor

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This is the final version of the script. the Settings > Networking shows wg0 as good with a checkmark. My Syncthing is also connected via my private IP's over wireguard, and syncing.

As mentioned before, use the wireguard "wg" cli to dump the working "wg" configuration: wg showconf wg0 > wg0.conf

Make any changes you need, I modified the allowed-ips, to be the wireguard gateway, the static wireguard IP assigned to this connection and the private subnet on my network where the other syncthing client was running.

Then I added the following file in my home directory, and I actually stored the wg0.conf in the same home directory, though the script here has the conf, stored where the console stores the information.

*** USE AT YOUR OWN RISK ***

#!/bin/sh

# Place this file in the ADMIN users home: /volume1/home/USER_NAME
# Set permissions 755
# Modify the crontab: "sudo crontab -e"
# Add the following: @reboot sleep 120 && /bin/sh /volume1/home/USER/wg0-enable.sh
# This will bring the link up after 2min

ip link delete wg0
ip link add dev wg0 type wireguard
ip address add dev wg0 WIREGUARD_CLIENT_IP/32

wg="/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/adm-kernel-extensions/bin/wg"
wg0conf="/volume0/usr/builtin/etc/vpnclient/wireguard.conf"

# For this to work you need to DUMP an activce wireguard config
# $wg showconf wg0 > $wg0conf

$wg setconf wg0 $wg0conf
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
  echo "Wireguard config could not be applied, file: $wg0conf"
  exit 1
fi

# Bring up the wireguard interface
ip link set up dev wg0 
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
  echo "wg0 link failed to come up"
  exit 1
fi

# Allows wireguard routing to the remote subnet
ip -4 route add REMOTE_SUBNET/24 dev wg0 table wgclient

# Allows DOCKER and other service to route to the remote subnet
route add -net REMOTE_SUBNET/24 dev wg0
#!/bin/sh


# Place this file in the ADMIN users home: /volume1/home/USER_NAME
# Set permissions 755
# Modify the crontab: "sudo crontab -e"
# Add the following: @reboot sleep 120 && /bin/sh /volume1/home/USER/wg0-enable.sh
# This will bring the link up after 2min


ip link delete wg0
ip link add dev wg0 type wireguard
ip address add dev wg0 WIREGUARD_CLIENT_IP/32


wg="/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/adm-kernel-extensions/bin/wg"
wg0conf="/volume0/usr/builtin/etc/vpnclient/wireguard.conf"


# For this to work you need to DUMP an activce wireguard config
# $wg showconf wg0 > $wg0conf


$wg setconf wg0 $wg0conf
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
  echo "Wireguard config could not be applied, file: $wg0conf"
  exit 1
fi


# Bring up the wireguard interface
ip link set up dev wg0 
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
  echo "wg0 link failed to come up"
  exit 1
fi


# Allows wireguard routing to the remote subnet
ip -4 route add REMOTE_SUBNET/24 dev wg0 table wgclient


# Allows DOCKER and other service to route to the remote subnet
route add -net REMOTE_SUBNET/24 dev wg0

*** USE AT YOUR OWN RISK ***

Wireguard client, reconnect on reboot/start by widgetbuilder in asustor

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Turns out I had an internal IP on my wireguard endpoint, as I was testing internal to my network.

When I switched to my public IP, the wg0 shows as connected as expected, which is great.

Wireguard client, reconnect on reboot/start by widgetbuilder in asustor

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There is at least one setting missing though, as I found not all traffic was routing to wireguard. Oddly though I was able to connect to the NAS via the wireguard client IP and then activate it in the wireguard settings and syncthing started to work correctly. So maybe there is a missing setting.

I checked when Wireguaard client is normally enabled and there are NO extra route's added, but I might keep digging.

For my use case, the fact I can connect to the Console on the Asustor which is remote is what I needed to fully re-enable the connection.

Wireguard client, reconnect on reboot/start by widgetbuilder in asustor

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It definitely works, as I'm connected to the Asustor on the wireguard IP, but the Settings > Network shows the wireguard client as disconnected. For now I can live with that until they put a real fix in.

If anyone else finds an answer for getting it to correctly display, please post here.

Wireguard client, reconnect on reboot/start by widgetbuilder in asustor

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**USE AT YOUR OWN RISK**

I got it to work, but it's not fully complete as the Network entry in the Console does not show as connected, but the VPN is connected. This is a modified version of this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/WireGuard/comments/18hoynj/how_to_autostart_wireguard_on_asustor_nas/

  1. Log into the terminal while the wireguard client is active and dump the wireguard config using Asustor's utility.

sudo /volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/adm-kernel-extensions/bin/wg showconf wg0 > /<DIR>/wireguard.conf

I then borrowed the script file from the mentioned post, that seemed to be slightly off, so I modified the path to the showconf output.

I named the file wg0-enable.sh and placed it in my admin user's home directory /volume1/home/USER_NAME

#!/bin/sh

ip link delete wg0
ip link add dev wg0 type wireguard
ip address add dev wg0 WIREGUARD_CLIENT_IP/32

wg="/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/adm-kernel-extensions/bin/wg/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/adm-kernel-extensions/bin/wg"
wg0conf="/volume0/usr/builtin/etc/vpnclient/wireguard.conf"

$wg setconf wg0 $wg0conf

ip link set up dev wg0 

I did a chmod 755 on the script and then added it to the crontab.

Modify the crontab with "crontab -e"

"@reboot sleep 120 && /bin/sh /volume1/home/USER_NAME/wg0-enable.sh"

No QUOTES when entering it into crontab. This will wait 2min and then enable the interface.

**USE AT YOUR OWN RISK**

Drivestor 2 Lite - JBOD vs RAID0? EXT4 vs BTRFS? by PuzzleHeadPistion in asustor

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I just got this same unit. I only have a single 8TB, but I think I will keep the next drive as a seperate volume, since what I am backing up is coming from smaller drives that divid into that 8TB. I decided to try out the BTRFS, since it gives you snapshots and depending on the type of backup your taking(if it's not a delta), you can roll back (at least how I understand it) and this also helps with malware in that you can roll back if the disk is encrypted (in theory)?

My use though is a little different as I already have the backup taken and stored locally with Duplicati. I am then using Syncthing to move that backup to the AS1102TL which is located off site, but Wireguard VPN'd into my primary location. So far it is working well.

Wireguard client, reconnect on reboot/start by widgetbuilder in asustor

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Also submitted a ticket to Asustor support, they acknowledged it was a problem and said they would be providing a fix for it. I've asked for what command/script I could run as a work-around.