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Hi everyone! I've been trying to flash my brand new device, well... without much success. I did the following

1. opened https://xteink.dve.al/
2. connected device, woke it up 3.Chrome asks for permission to connect, grant it
3. I tried to flash from file, then flash "crosspoint firmware"

Nothing happened each time. I'm stuck at the first step "connect to device" for a long time. I left for at least an hour each time.

Did I miss something?

Maybe this is just me, but I feel the results are getting less and less accurate. Example, I tried to find out how many passport holders there were by continent. I tried 'number passport holders usa vs eu'. I would've expected something like percentages by region. Instead the top results were 'most powerful passports in the world'. This is just one example, but search terms are often interpreted akin to AI instead of presenting accurate results.

Did anyone notice this as well?

Maybe I'm still missing something?

I've done the following:

Dim light, no direct sunlight.

• tops facing each other, only on one I select "VISIT", various distances, all 10cm max.

• while on the standby screen i press B, it says CONNECT for a few seconds.

• Then it says FAIL. I've tried on both, consecutively.

I've looked at both ir blasters through my camera lens while supposedly active (during the CONNECT phase) and nothing. Are they maybe defective?

Growth stages don't matter, right? They're also opposite genders.

I wanted to put on some custom content on my Tamagotchi Smart so I got the FlashMate (sd card programmer) and the minion card (sd card for custom content) a while ago. I found backups of Smacards on this sub and wanted to tinker with it.

Unfortunately, it's not working and I'm getting kernel panics on my Mac when I try to write the bin files onto the card with the FlasMate Tool https://tamagotchicenter.com/flash

• I'm on Mac (Macos Catalina 10.15.7)

Chromium (unknown version)

Error: can connect FlashMate, writing English patch on center card works; Minion card backup works, but once I try to write bin files on it, I get a Kernel panic and the Mac shuts down.

and I've tried it on tw

This is probably an odd request for help, but I can't let it go. Any info is appreciated.

I bought a simple silver band on Ebay which turned out to be a wedding band from 1943 The (wedding) date is in unusual format, 9/1.1943. The formats used in this region is usually DD.MM.YY or variants of it. But always in this order and days and months are separated by dots. Not slashes.

The initials seem to be G. (not exactly sure) and K. The silver hallmarks are quite intruiging as they appear to be from the Protectorate Bohemia & Moravia, when the region was under German occupation from 1939 - 1945, and a st