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Haven't used my car in about three weeks, so I went down to garage today to see if the front battery went out. It was fine, but all the windows were rolled down! This happened once before months ago. Nothing was stolen or anything, so I don't think it was hacked or similar.

My apartment is immediately above the garage spot, so my only theory is that it is possible to roll down all the windows with the key somehow? Some weird button combination that was accidentally pressed? My car does have the remote-start feature.

So I have a Hue light in a hard-to-reach stairwell and I'd like to learn a bit more about how Hue works before I start propping up a ladder.

So the Hue is off and the Hue bridge that I just got does not find any lightbulbs. I'm not sure if it is off because it is 'turned off'... would power cycling from the circuit breaker help?

Basically I'm wondering: what happens when an 'off' Hue loses its bridge?

So we've just moved our beloved Billy's to the new home and they are a little tipsy. A few issues:

• Billy bookshelves have a little notch to fit around baseboards. However the baseboards at the new home are too high for the notch. How do people handle this, is there a consensus solution? Just deal with the gap?

• The new place has concrete floors that are a bit uneven. This is probably the biggest problem. I'm guessing the solution here is to just jam stuff under the shelf to even it out. I was wondering if there's something more clever? Like the STENSTORP kitchen island has little adjustable feet.

• We have three Billys and might be making room for a new one (Dawww). Is it possible to

My wife demands more books like Tooth and Claw by Jo Walton. She has Dragon Champion by E. E. Knight reserved, since it appears to fit. I was wondering if there are others. Thanks!

Why not just let nature do its thing?

Seriously what could be worse