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Hey Everyone,

I'm having a random issue where Chrome is unable to open on my S9. If I tap the icon, it briefly opens (maybe for a half second) and suddenly closes.

If I'm lucky, I might be able to swipe away, close the app and get it to properly open, but it's rare and requires a lot of effort.

I've tried wiping the app storage and uninstalling updates for Chrome, but once the app re-updates, it happens again.

This started happening 2-3 days ago. I'm suspecting the latest update to Chrome may be causing this issue.

Anyone else having problems too?

Hey Everyone,

The new continuous monitoring feature in the Freestyle Libre app has been incredible. I love not having to scan the sensor anymore.

The issue (as many mentioned) is that the High/Low alarms are extremely loud and cannot be changed.

Since the app allows you to assign custom alarms, I extracted the embedded alarms from the app and made them quieter using Audacity.

You can download the alarms to your phone at the link below: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1p4bTyGByLYztIMGl6jcG9pTp0XKy-7Qu?usp=share_link

The number indicates how quieter the alarm was made (in dB). The greater the negative number, the quieter the alarm is. I am currently using the -22 versions.

You can

Hi Everyone,

I live in a neighbourhood that has Bell fibre construction underway. Every house has a handhole on the front lawn and a fibre runs up to the house in a buried 3/4" flex conduit. The fibre is looped at the power meter, ready for installation by a Bell technician.

When a customer signs up for Fibre services, what method does the technician use to install the fibre into the house?

• Do they use a slack box for the excess cable and terminate the cable outside?
• Or do they skip the slack box altogether and directly feed the fibre inside for termination?

Since the cable is run in a conduit up to my house, I'd like to take some extra steps to protec

Not sure if anyone notices this, but since this season started, the broadcast video seems very blotchy / low bitrate. It I'm up in Canada, but have watched it both on CBS and Global and have noticed the video looks messed up.

Some of the dark scenes, as well as clips from the Diary Room seem blotchy. Tonight during the Veto Comp, the tie-dye drapes had vertical lines and artifacts.

Not sure if it only affects the Canadian broadcasts, but it looks very poor quality.

Hey Everyone,

I purchased a 450XH and installed it in by backyard this weekend. Very happy with the mower so far!

I am having an issue with the Automower Connect service. For the first two days, everything works great. However, since Tuesday, the Automower Connect app is showing "disconnected" and the cellular icon on the mower is showing an X.

I attempted to restart the mower, disable / enable the Automower Connect service and no luck.

I went into the info menus tonight and the Automower is showing "SIM card: Ok, GPRS: Search" so it looks like it's having trouble connecting to the network.

On a side note, we had major storms roll by this weekend, followed by major power, cellular and

Hey Everyone,

After reading the post about Microsoft making some changes to Office 365 here: https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/l5clpy/psa_starting_february_22nd_2021_anyone_with_an/

It brought up an interesting question: Other than Exchange, what solutions/products are out there for Self-Hosted / On-Premise email nowadays?

Are people staying with Exchange? are they moving to another Commercial email solution, or are they looking at Linux / Open Source.

I know this topic can bring up a lot of discussion for the Cloud/Self-Hosted Email opinions. However, I think that should be left for a separate discussion since many organizations still prefer Self-Hosted / On-Premise email n

Hey Everyone,

We have a couple site-to-site VPNs that we use for our customers. We typically provide a set of specifications regarding algorithms and key sizes, but tunnel addressing as always been something unique and negotiated for each customer.

I know this is decided on a case-by-case basis, but when you set up a VPN with an external business (vendor / customer), do you typically provide:

• The literal IP / Subnets used on your network (providing there's no overlap between both networks)
• A translated internal IP for the traffic to pass through
• A translated external IP for traffic.

We've tried setting up tunnels using a translated internal IP on both sides of the VPN to prevent

Hey Everyone, I'm setting up a new laptop for my co-worker - an HP Probook 450 G6.

This is going to sound completely dumb, but I can't figure out how to use the Ethernet port on he the laptop

It looks like HP Changed from a standard port to a retractable latch to hold the cable in place.

The latch looks like it's held closed with a spring - if you open it with a finger, you can feel tension on the latch.

The problem is the latch doesn't want to open far enough to fully insert a cable. If I press a cable into the opening, the latch expands, however it doesn't open far enough for the cable to "lock" and reach the pins.

So am I missing something obvious with this? I feel like I've been fid