What in the world is an egg cooker? Mine is called a pot.

Shoot some Great Stuff into the speaker hole. (Not really, no, don’t do this with something that heats up).

You could open it up, find the little speaker (probably a tiny little thing) and disconnect it or put some glue in it (like Goop).

These magnetic attachments hint at functionalities similar to Apple’s MagSafe,

Or perhaps, Motos concept that was in production 10 years ago?

Don’t forget Kelly’s Heroes!

The Hoover OnePwr series has external batteries, like you find on power tools.

Plus you can buy replacements and larger capacity batteries on Amazon.

First, find a good battery stats app. The factory stuff often isn’t granular enough. I use GSAM, because I’m lazy, my phone isn’t rooted, and it’s good enough.

Second, make sure whatever apps your using across TS aren’t doing something during this time. I have to carefully configure sync apps (Syncthing, FolderSync) to be sure they don’t use TS unintentionally.

Sadly it happens in publicly-funded institutions too. Chasing grants requires “novel” research. And everyone needs to be noticed (I have friends working in both spaces).

Then there’s the whole problem of most published research not being reproduceable, and the massive amount of garbage getting published. Peer review is a joke. Seems like actual reproduction by multiple independent researchers should be a requirement for publication these days.

Like you said, an accelerated (or openly condoned) version of what’s happening in the US.

Yawn.

A mini/micro is 20x the volume of a Pi.

Use-case matters, I use an SFF as a file server and media player, and a Pi for PiHole, Tailscale, etc.

I’ve also setup a Pi as a dash cam with wifi so it auto uploads when I get home. Can’t see using an SFF/Mini/Micro the same way.

Yes, the Pi costs more per MFLOP or whatever performance metric you want to use, but it excels in compactness.

Stop trying to use a hammer as a shovel.

probably when considering statistics

What statistics? We know of one planet with intelligent life. That’s pretty much a zero statistically.

I’m with you… Let’s make this happen

Pixel with Lineage, DivestOS or Graphene is stable, faster than stock, better battery life.

And each one has ways to run Google apps if you want, DivestOS and Graphene in particular have methods to isolate Google apps to their own profile.

Network Effect.

Road designers understood this, probably as far back as the Romans.

“Build it and they will come”. Whenever any network is expanded, it will have increased traffic.

Group Policy.

Enterprises can’t allow such external accesses/data for security and compliance issues (depending on the industry).

Via GP, all that can be disabled.

Get LTSC and run the MS scripts to permanently license it.

I’ll drop links in a bit - on phone atm.

Because it’s awful to use, counter-intuitive, and fucking breaks network connectivity all the time by switching private networks to public on a whim.

Fuck that piece of shit for that reason alone. I’ve seen it fuck domain controllers doing this, when “supposedly” it can’t do this on a DC. Know what happens then? I can’t RDP to the server from it’s own local network.

This is such a problem we run a powershell script on a schedule to ensure the connections remain private.

You have to go out of your way to permit apps to install anything since like Android 9, iirc.

By default, only the play store can install apps, and anything asking for the permission has a pretty clear warning.

I’ve had 4x as many C ports die as I have Micro USB (and I’ve used micro ports since 2009 on multiple phones, numerous headsets, speakers, and small rechargeable devices).

C ports are awful for durability, despite claims they’re better than micro.

Lol.

BT hasn’t been that bad in years.

Rarely have problems with pairing, and have about a dozen BT devices in my house.

Batteries and power are so much better today I worry less about charging BT devices than my phone.

Universal Android Debloat for those without root (it’s just a GUI for ADB commands to disable features).

Alternatively, switch to a flashable phone and use an AOSP rom like Graphene, Lineage or DivestOS.

And people wonder why I root.

First I start with a user-friendly OS, like Graphene, Lineage, DivestOS.