bob_lemon

Yeah, devices that can run fully local are the best. They can be integrated into Home Assistant (or similar), with full control over them. No reliance on a remote server or proprietary app.

That's why it's important to make sure the device can also run purely locally (e.g. via HomeAssistant).

(Not meant as a rebuke, just good advice for the future)

Although the cause is actively encouraged by the symptom.

I'm not dure I understand this scenario: What exactly is keeping you from just answering the phone without headphones?

That's because Google removed the support from chrome after only a few months, and Mozilla never added it to Firefox. And although there's apparently an extension for both, (lossy) image formats need out of the box browser support to have any chance for any kind adoption.

Also, if the circumstances described are impossible, it will default to a heart attack.

Polynesians were literal millenia ahead of even early European seafarers (I.e. Vikings).

The Sacred Raven Weapons are one of the best sets released in a long time IMO.

Dragon Bash is my least favourite of the festivals (and the only one I'm not capped on daily AP yet), but I'll actually be doing the weekly for those weapon boxes.

Because the mouse falls off the table the second you start typing.

It's probably a good general advice to ask your doctor for "local" vaccinations whenever you move.

The encephalitis vaccine is very common here in southern Germany, but usually skipped in the north where ticks are quite uncommon (which is reasonable, since it's pretty aggressive, being sick for a day or two after the jab is not unlikely).

Dang, what a shitty doctor.

Although I think my perspective is a bit skewed, having grown up in a tick hotspot here in Germany. Everyone is aware of ticks here, pretty sure it's taught in elementary school. And the encephalitis vaccine is pretty much standard, too.

Unless your car is a Kei car, which is one of the main reasons those exist. IIRC.