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I started MH with Sunbreak, and ever since then I very rarely went online, opting for solo and local games with players I know, instead. I played some online with Wilds, but reports of cheaters ruining hunts kept me offline ever since.

I'd like to know from those of you who play online, is it safe to join and not have the hunt ruined by someone oneshotting everything? My gear can handle endgame, I just want to know if it's safe playing online, or should I stick to playing with friends only.

Thank you for your input.

I spent hours trying to fix this problem this morning and I'm lost and frustrated.

There are three trainers in my household, each with their own mobile devices with Pokemon Go and Home installed, and each with a Switch and its Home and Scarlet/Violet software.

On my account, everything works fine. Pokemon transferred from Go to Home (mobile) show up on my Home (Switch), but the other accounts seem to be linked to a different Home account. The 'mon transferred from Go to their Home (mobile) versions do not show on their Home (Switch), only a box with a single Pikachu.

I checked that each device is linked to the correct Nintendo Account. I reinstalled Home on both the mobile devices and th

As title says. Just got my preorder date email. Seems like a solid ZigBee/Thread multiprotocol radio.

The current Android app does not seem to support Lines. Those of us who already got a kit, is there an ETA on the app update? Scrolling through the preset scenes is neat, but you know.

I pre-ordered a set of Lines and expansion pack today. I just got the tracking number and shipping email from Nanoleaf. Shipping ahead of schedule in US?

I must have missed the thread on this, but I see nobody talking about it:

A new Android beta app released 3 days ago with Thread Border Router support. My Hexagons and Triangles are both border routers (not sure why as only one is needed, though having more does provide additional fault tolerance), and two bulbs are plain routing. This is on Google Home ecosystem with an Android phone. I do have my own custom border router but I turned it off now that Nanoleaf has it. Setup is 100% seamless and automated. Routers fire up and join the network without user interaction. It DOES take a few minutes for bulbs to route (one of mine started out as an endpoint). All I have left is joining up my esse

I got a new router recently so I had to redo the Roomba setup. The problem is that my phones can't see the Roomba wi-fi network it uses to transmit my home wi-fi info during setup.

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I tried the common troubleshooting steps. I force closed the app. Restarted my phones. I made sure my network is 2.4 GHZ. I named it something simple with no special characters. I rebooted my router. I rebooted the Roomba, then took out the battery for 5+ minutes. Still, nothing. At the step where two buttons are pressed to put the Roomba into wi-fi discovery mode, my phones (one Android and one iOS) cannot see the Roomba wi-fi network (Roomba-****SSID).

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What else can be done befo

Hi r/medicine. I'm a bedside nurse and soon-to-be FNP. Over my time at the bedside and during clinical rotations with preceptors I have come upon a trend I'm trying to understand. Frequently I have seen physicians, NPs and PAs document negative ROS complaints without actually asking the patient, and negative physical exam findings that were clearly not assessed.

The obvious answer I have gotten my entire time in healthcare is to never document something I did not do, and I have stayed true to that so far. Yet this practice seems common. I have witnessed multiple people document normal TMs, benign abdomens, and nontender lymph nodes without touching the patient. I have seen many variations

Hi r/medicine. I'm a healthcare professional who is also occasionally a patient. I have access to my own chart from the EMR side (not just the patient-facing portal) and my employer's policy is that employees may read their charts using the EMR, just cannot make any changes to it.

Having seen thousands of patients' charts over the years, I like reading mine sometimes. Lab and imaging results show up there as soon as they are available (rather than the days it takes for the patient portal to post some), and I enjoy seeing my own healthcare from the inside, so to say. With that being said, I am sensitive to the thoughts of the professionals involved in my care and wouldn't want to do somet

Spoiler See here. Also, don't run Windows 7, boys.