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1 year agoNo - rechargeable AA/AAA batteries.
jeanofthedead
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No - look at the IKEA smartphone line (TRÅDFRI and the like). They have stopped producing Zigbee devices that require CR2032 batteries and have released larger units that take AAA/AA rechargeable batteries.
1·1 year agoAug 9 (Reuters) - Currently spreading COVID-19 variants such as EG.5, or Eris, do not represent a major shift and updated vaccines in September will offer protection, the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Wednesday.
“Right now, what we’re seeing with the changes in the viruses, they’re still susceptible to our vaccine, they’re still susceptible to our medicines, they’re still picked up by the tests,” Director Dr. Mandy Cohen said in an interview on former Biden administration adviser Andy Slavitt’s “In the Bubble” podcast. “We’re seeing small changes that are what I would call subtypes of what we’ve seen before.”
I wouldn’t say they’re out of fashion - a lot of smart home devices are moving away from disposable cell batteries and over to rechargeable batteries.
2·1 year agoI think a lot of folks moved to Debrid services, tbf.
Chuck can Hulk Smash me anyyytime, dayum.
1·1 year agoOr $50 for really crappy ones, if you’re already at the airport. Lol.
21·1 year ago100%. Or Syncler, if you prefer. I love both apps.
So Real-Debrid is a service that caches https-link-versions of popular torrents. Instead of torrenting, you select the movie or tv show you would like to watch and RD provides you with a list of cached streams (which you can sort by video quality, audio quality, etc). You click play, and it plays. It’s gaining a lot of traction, compared to torrenting. There are some really incredible apps for Android TV’s, FireTV’s, Chromecast devices, etc.
The best alternative is Real-Debrid 😉
5·1 year agoIf you use Android/AndroidTV, you can install SmartTubeNext. Gets rid of ads, you can disable Shorts from appearing altogether, SponsorBlock, etc.
Obligatory ‘Libby is awesome if you have a library card’ comment.
Can you elaborate on this routine? I’ve heard of folks using clean rags that go into a bin. Or air-drying…
Layers of Fear. Limbo. Inside.
I use Baking Soda and Vinegar to convert all videos in Safari (macOS and iOS) to the native video player. Automatically selects the highest quality video available and skips ads.