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Well.. it was second time flying it. Things were going pretty well but I got a little out of control and smacked into the side of my brick house pretty good. Heard the motors freaking out as it fell to the ground and I hit the arm button reflexively.

I lost video right when it collided with the house, straight to static. When I ran over, I noticed the antenna got unplugged from the shock so I pulled the battery power and reconnected it. Now I have no video, and my controlled won't connect. Can't seem to get it into bind mode either. It's just one solid green LED, and one periodically blinking blue LED.

Have I killed it already? Any tips to troubleshoot?

I just got a new Oneplus 13, and bought a magsafe compatible case along with a 15W wireless charger. The charger was a pretty cheap Amazon item.

It gets.. VERY hot. Like the charging puck is uncomfortably hot to the touch, and even the phone screen is quite warm. What's particularly weird to me is that even though my phone reached 100% at 2AM, it was still very hot when I picked it up at 6:30AM.

Is this going to murder my battery / phone? I checked the temperature shortly after I picked it off the charger using AccuBattery and the battery temp was 105 degrees. I have to assume it was higher during charging since it had been at 100% for 4 hours!

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We are considering doing two relatively major projects at our house - replacing a ~50ft long retaining wall, and replacing our back deck.

I don't know the exact age of the wall, but it is of railroad tie construction and has started bowing outward quite a bit. It has been like this as long as we've lived here (last 5 years) and doesn't appear to be getting worse quickly, but it'd be hard to notice. The wall is about 4ft high at its highest point.

The deck is also of unknown age but is basically at end of life. The boards have routinely rotted out (stepped through a few) and in replacing them to keep the deck usable, the joists themselves are often rotten to the point of needing additiona

We recently redid the floors in our kitchen, and the old transition got damaged when it was removed so we need a replacement. I'm struggling to figure out who to even contact to do this affordably.

I think it will need to be custom due to the dimensions -- it needs to cover an ~5.5" gap (this doorway was apparently widened and there is no flooring under where the wall used to be), and is ~60" long. There is a medium-ish height difference between floor levels, maybe 1/2" or so.

Any suggestions on where to start to get something like this made? Would flooring companies just take me for a ride since it's such a small job?

Hi all, I have a problem I've been puzzling over for a long time now and hoping somebody can help me troubleshoot.

I have a mesh network with the Deco M3 system. My setup has the main Deco router connected to the Verzion-provided FIOS router (with its own wireless broadcasting turned off). Everything inside the network is connected wirelessly to this Deco router or one of the two extenders elsewhere in the house. The Deco is set up in "Wi-Fi Router" mode (not "Access Point" mode).

All devices connected to the network connect to the network and the internet without problem. But I have intermittent issues establishing remote desktop connections (or accessing shared folders, or even pinging v

After an appellate court issued a scathing rebuke of Trump's immunity claims, the SCOTUS was silent on whether they would take up his subsequent appeal for some time. Many court watchers speculated that they would likely decline to hear the case, and the delay was due to one or more of the justices writing a dissent.

But now the court has agreed to take up the case and answer the specific question: "Whether and if so to what extent does a former President enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office".

What are the likely outcomes? Does the court's willingness to take the case indicate they are likely to overt

Question in the title.. can't seem to find an answer to this by googling but I also may just not have the right terminology. I'm going to be charging up the car for a road trip and want to get to 100% when we depart in the morning. I don't want to let it sit at 100% too long overnight (charger is 48A so it goes quick).

If I set a scheduled departure time (and I guess you also have to set preferred off-peak hours), will it wait to start charging until it calculates that it needs to in order to hit 100% at or around the departure time? Or will it start charging as soon as it hits off-peak hours, basically treating the departure time as a "no later than" rather than a target time?

I have never owned a BEV before but am considering a used 2022 Ioniq 5. The model has AWD which I have read supports battery preconditioning but it seems like only with some hoops (e.g. navigate to the charger directly with the infotainment system).

I always use android auto in my car today and don't see that changing, so using the in-car nav is a bit inconvenient. Is preconditioning a factor in warmer weather? I saw that it kicks in when battery temps are 68F or lower.. is it reasonable to expect battery will never be cooler than ambient outside temperature at least?

See images.. I just noticed that my 1.5 year old water heater has a significant amount of rust / corrosion but only on the hot water outlet. I assume this is some kind of galvanic corrosion but it looks like the inlet and outlet are the same material.. what am I supposed to do to fix this? Is it just leaking a small amount (I did not notice any moisture but perhaps it sometimes drips) and it just needs to be cleaned and tightened up? Is there some sort of adapter I'm supposed to use to connect the line?

Thanks!

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