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I'm looking for something more reliable than the Eve Thermo.

Currently I have 12 of them (different generations, I think 1st, 2nd and maybe 3rd) in use, spread over 3 floors.
And I want to replace at least some of them (starting with the 6 most important ones), because the Eve Thermo aren't reliable (anymore). Often they don't react on automations/scenes, they are just not respondig. Which is bad if a window is opened and they don't turn off.

I would prefer Matter over Thread devices, because then I'm not bound to a specific smarthome platform. But everything else would be okay too, as long as I can implement it in my automations. I'm already running a Home Assistant Green, so I should b

I just came over this question and thought before I go into deeper testing (because I couldn't find it documented) I'll ask here.

What happens if there is more than one Baseline assigned to a device?

Which Baseline will win (especially if they configure the same setting with a different value)?

It doesn't look like that there is some kind of precedence which could be set ...

First, I know, the question how to block keyboard and mouse input gets asked pretty often from time to time and the answer is basically always the same. Run this code as admin (with admin token):

$objBlockInput = Add-Type -MemberDefinition '[DllImport("user32.dll"] public static extern bool BlockInput(bool fBlockIt;' -Name DisableInput -Namespace DisableInput -PassThru
$objBlockInput::BlockInput($true)))

Now, I have a weird problem with this code:It works on my Surface Pro 7, Surface Book 2, HP hardware, even on VMs hosted in VMware Workstation and Hyper-V. I'm using it for ages now and it always worked.BUT for whatever reason (I can't find) it doesn't work on current Dell Latitude

I can display every reminder with and without a time based trigger, but it never lists me reminders with a location based trigger. Do I miss something or is this just not possible?

Yesterday everything was fine.

Today I woke up my SB2 and recognized that the dGPU is gone.

So first I tried the usual stuff like rebooting and so on.

Then I recognized that if I detach and attach the clipboard the dGPU sometimes appears again.

But if, it doesn't last long. Closing and opening the SB2 is enough to lose it again.

So I thought: maybe it's a driver problem. Removing the driver and installing it again (through PnP) did only help for a few minutes.

Also reinstalling the Surface DTX driver didn't help. (I did this because of the eventlog entries "Dtx failed to enumerate DGpu.")

Any ideas/hints I could do to fix this problem?

Or do I have to send it in? (I don't have a MS s

Has anyone already done this?

I know that it is possible to run Homebridge on some Synology NAS with Docker.

On the RT2600ac Docker is not avail, but it's also running a nix-based system very similar to the NAS systems, so I think it should somehow be possible to install and run Homebridge on it. However I couldn't find any howtos or basic instructions how to install stuff on this device.

It would be great if someone could lead me into the right direction.

(This is not a request for a step-by-step guide, just push me in the right direction)

A tweak which allows you to set one or more conditions for when a today widget is shown. Conditions could be: day/time, WiFi, Bluetooth connection, ...

Like you only need the calendar widget on Monday to Friday, so it should only be shown on these days. Maybe only from 9:00 to 19:00 ...

Or you own the Logitech Harmony Hub and you only need the widget when you are connected to your home WiFi.

This can be useful for several other widgets which aren't needed every time.

Or is it just me?

I only recognized it because the icon was moved out of the folder I have put it after jailbreaking my device.
Then I checked the device management profile and it was changed to "Beijing Hong Yuan Online ...".

I'm not sure if I should be excited about that or not ...
Of course it's great that Pangu updates their tool, but on the other hand ... silently in the background?

Does anybody else have the problem with libstatusbar that the phone is unresponsible for a second or two after unlocking it?
It only happens if the phone was in standby for a few minutes.
There is also no statusbar visible when this happens.

I already tried the usual troubleshooting and disabled several Substrate Addons. It happens only if libstatusbar is enabled.
Device: iPhone 6s

In stock iOS you can only allow/disallow data romaing for everything at once.
This could get really expensive if you didn't turn off mail push, automatic updates and so on.
But sometimes you may need data roaming for a specific app (maps, check for an important email, you need the directions to an address or whatever) and so you have to enable it for everything and the traffic runs.

I thought it would be a good thing if you can allow/disallow roaming per app too.
So the for you important apps can still connect to the internet but all the others not.

It can also be handy if you are living close to the border and your phone often switches to a foreign network, so you would at least ge

As the title says, a (simple?) tweak that allows you to answer the incoming call by pressing the volume up button or decline it with a single press on the volume down button.

Since about 2 or 3 weeks I'm seeing Safari is the app which uses the most battery on my phone
currently 22 % in the last 24 hours
But I really barely to never is it. Tbh, I'm not sure if I opened it today once...

My normal usage in 24 hours is like (battery usage):
playing a little bit TwoDots (15 %)
browse forums with Tapatalk (11 %)
chatting with WhatsApp and iMessage (together 2 %)
checking Twitter with TweetBot (2 %)
reading my mails with Outlook (0 % lol)
browsing Facebook with the FB-app (8 % ... oh f* you fb ...)
checking Cydia and the AppStore 2-3 times during the day (together 3 %)

the rest are daemons and some other apps
and 22 % Safari ...

If I take a look w

Since iOS8 we have the possibility to automatically forward a received SMS to other iOS8 devices (and to Macs).

The problem is on an iPhone you can't see a difference between a forwarded message from another iPhone and a normal received SMS.
Both look exactly the same in the messages app. So you never know from which number you answer.

Could someone please make a tweak which marks forwarded SMSs in the messages app?

*The story behind is that I have up to 3 iPhones with SIM cards from different countries. All have SMS forwarding enabled. So if I answer a SMS I don't know from which number I do because the forwarded SMS looks exactly the same as a directly received one. This can (an