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Ahh, that’s where that went… I couldn’t find it in my apps and figured I’d removed it.
Ahh, that’s where that went… I couldn’t find it in my apps and figured I’d removed it.
There are a slew of Android TV remote apps that do all this and more, like including home/back buttons, integrated search etc. They also pair easier. The first party Google TV app covers this smoother than a BT keyboard/mouse app.
My point is these are just making you feel better at best. Even a perfectly efficient split system running off a perfectly efficient power source which was manufactured out of thin air without having any effect on climate change is still moving heat around. None of these address the core problem with the climate. Even at perfect efficiency they’re just building you a small bubble to feel better in.
Or, put another way, this is the coldest summer in the entire remainder of your life.
Together we can fight at least 1% of the carbon emissions from top 100 corporations in the world :)
I wish our choices had a 1% impact… That seems extremely generous.
Aircon plus solar panels for the win? Other than the initial manufacturing cost, it’s a fairly good solution.
Can’t tell if you’re thinking this is anything more than an emergency stopgap for people that can’t bear living in their home, but… All A/C does is spend energy to move the heat back outside, and also produce some more heat on the side. So it isn’t a sustainable solution or fix, even if your energy generation is somehow perfect.
And swamp boxes are basically just a fan with extra steps that puts a miniscule amount of heat into the water. They feel a tiny bit better, but they’re not really fixing anything either. That warm water still needs to go somewhere etc.
Also here because Sync is dead. Desperately awaiting your Sync for Lemmy release. Was considering making a Sync-like Lemmy app if you didn’t…
As long as the paper is not easy to access then in all ways this is better then software.
You have to log into a website. Enter the password from the sheet of paper. Now log in again with a password manager that has autofill.
Paper is not better in “all ways” and that’s why this thread is being downvoted.
The official one doesn’t. I’ve used a couple others that didn’t.