Isn't the FBI trained to beat polygraphs though?
I actually have a few of the Matter supported Kasa smart switches.
They work incredibly well, but they still haven't been updated to Matter 1.3 so no power consumption statistics in Home Assistant.
While it's possible you just need cosmetics for sensitive skin here are some things you can keep in mind.
You don't need to use force when shaving. It can just from its weight. I found myself subconsciously using force from my time with a 5 blade Razer.
I also clean the Razer after each use. I remove the blade and clean the blade and parts with soapy water. (Mainly because I have OCD over things being clean, but it definitely helps with pimples cause from old skin oils being on the blade and Razer guard).
That's primarily what I seek out, but my rental has the Honeywell.
Have you found a decent matter thermostat? I'd love to get one when I get a house
Oh my gosh. Maybe I should do that on my resume.
I've been getting nowhere after 100's of applications to tech jobs. Even though I'm experienced and in senior roles
I love my Henson also.
I'm super lazy and don't use shaving cream or oil. But I can easily shave after showering with just water.
I had a one blade, and it worked great if you did the whole nine yards, but it sucked if you dont use shaving cream.
The Henson works better with less effort than even a 5 blade imo
The Honeywell thermostats support z-wave. So no cloud shenanigans.
Idk what it is about Kirigami. But it somehow looks very retro and dated, but more modern than any other design system at the same time.
It should be as low as 50, and repeat each decade
On the bright side, hopefully this accelerates the UKI initiatives on the different distros.
That would get us a pathway to a fully working secure boot and hibernation on encrypted volumes.
Bottom, we can see dust and debris accumulated on the "run" part of the steps.
Saying the quiet part out loud 😅
How? I thought a prereq was to do a certain amount of philanthropy or action at the local level first.
Sure if you're commuting you should have no issue commuting exactly one block over from the market.
I've been there in person, even before closing from vehicles, there wasn't an issue with congestion.
People walked to the market from the public parking a block away then as well.
I always figured because the weird names have cheaper domain registrations. However wafrn is a pretty short name so, it probably is on the high end.
I just got Authentik / Traefik going for Navidrome, Jellyfin is next.
Does it play well for the mobile applications? If you use them?
Stop giving broadband funds globally, it's just squandered, it needs to be manually voted on and approved per project.