BioTronic

So seems like a very weird bug - I have a tab open and click the 'save' button on an image, and the Milanote dialog appears to not have opened. Then I switch tabs or windows, or even open a new tab, and poof, the dialog appears. It does sometimes do the right thing, but this makes it kinda hard to use the extension. Anyone else experience this?

Using Brave browser, btw. Could be relevant.

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So I updated from AppDaemon 0.14.0 to 0.15.2 yesterday, and my lights stopped behaving as they used to. I tried looking at the folder structure, and everything in the /config/appdaemon folder is just gone. First off, has anyone else experienced this? Second, is there a way to restore the deleted files? I have some backups, but they're not entirely up-to-date.

I am often out for days due to prodromes (and postdromes, I think), with mostly minor headaches that wouldn't ruin my day. I've tried various treatments, but they all target the headaches, and they're not the problem for me. Any experience with this? What helps? What should I ask the doctor for/about?

So Monitor Audio has these pucks that beams sound through the air, and I would like to use those for three sets of speakers (so 6 channels total). Clearly, this would require three each of the WR1 and WT1 pucks, but would this also cause significant issues with interference - that's three devices transmitting on the same frequency, after all? Are there any other issues I should be aware of with this?

I've been trying to use AppDaemon with HeatIt Z-Push switches to control lights, audio volume, temperature, what have you. For just clicking, this works great. Using the things as dimmers though, I lose about 20% of KeyReleased events, so brightness/volume/temperature just keeps (in|de)creasing.

Is this a known issue? Am I doing something wrong? Should I try NetDaemon instead (I'm a professional C# dev, Python is just a hobby)? Should I just give up and use old-style light switches, like some medieval peasant? Am I perhaps holding up an event loop that causes it to miss events? Hepl?

Over the last year, my cat (a 13 year old mix of no discernible breed) has had occasional fits where he seems completely spaced out. He walks slowly, stumbles, doesn't seem to be aware of his surroundings, and often doesn't recognize there are other people in the room. He doesn't seem to register when his name is being called, and doesn't react to touch. He is normally talkative and loves attention, and is definitely aware, but seems high or otherwise drugged when this happens. The condition lasts for a few hours to a day, then he's back to his usual self.

Any ideas on what's the matter and how to help the little feller?

So i'm renovating house, and by a stroke of luck got 18 ceiling speakers when I thought I ordered 8. Not one to look a gift horse in the mouth, I'm building a stable. This led to some hurried redesign to place the speakers somewhere sensible (i'd originally planned on home theatre, living room and kitchen). So I ended up with this first floor and this second floor. There's a technical room on the second floor where all the speaker wires are routed.

Of course, this expands the scope of what I have to consider - instead of one zone I now have six. I suddenly have to consider playing one so