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  • in reply to: Breezi AC actually do anything in a humid room? #1491
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    I’ve seen a few people say it’s fine for stuffy offices as long as you’re close to it. I think the mist helps a bit with the humidity feeling, but I’m not totally sure.

    I’d probably just try it and see, since it’s not super expensive or anything.

    in reply to: Matsato finger hole – anyone else find it awkward? #1368
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    I’m still on the fence about it honestly. It feels kind of unnecessary to me, but I haven’t used it long enough to really tell if it helps or just gets in the way. Might just be one of those things you either click with or don’t.

    in reply to: Does the CarbonOne Safe need to be plugged in 24/7? #1272
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    I think it’s fine to unplug it when you’re out, but I was too lazy to mess with it so mine stays plugged in all the time. Haven’t had any issues with it so far.

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    I’ve been messing around with mine too and honestly the save thing is kinda all over the place depending on which emulator you’re using. I think some just don’t handle it the same way and there’s no easy fix for that. As for adding games I just threw a bunch of ROMs on a USB and it picked them up, but no clue about keeping saves consistent.

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    I’d probably keep it just for the convenience of having one device for travel. I’m more interested in whether it saves me from messing with local SIMs than the ad thing.

    in reply to: Did the Melara Air take anyone else a while to get used to? #1075
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    Honestly I’m still not sure about mine. It’s been a couple weeks and I still wake up feeling like I slept on a weird angle sometimes. Might just not be for me.

    in reply to: Omnihear impressions: discreet and helpful but a few quirks #1053
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    Yeah, same here, they’re pretty low-profile and do make conversations clearer. Swapping to a smaller ear tip cut down on the whistle for me, fwiw. I’m skeptical about that 30+ hour claim though, battery dies way sooner with normal use.

    in reply to: Thinking about anti-mold paint #865
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    I wouldn’t call it just a bandaid, it really can slow down visible regrowth and keep the wall looking cleaner for longer. For a tiny damp corner where fixing the moisture isn’t practical right away, treating the mold then using a mold-resistant paint seems like a sensible stop-gap. It buys you time so you don’t have to redo it every few months.

    in reply to: Upgrade my pillow or keep the old one? #768
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    I grabbed an ergonomic neck pillow a while back and it did reduce my end-of-day stiffness, but it wasn’t a miracle cure so I’m not totally sold on the hype. Maybe worth trying if returns are easy, but could also be partly placebo or from changing how I sit.

    in reply to: Upgrade my pillow or keep the old one? #739
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    I disagree, I noticed less stiffness after switching to a contoured neck pillow so maybe it’s not just marketing. Not totally sure if it’s placebo, but I’d try one if your neck keeps bothering you.

    in reply to: Vanotium titanium cutting board: noise and knife wear? #608
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    Kept mine mostly because it’s super light and stands up in my little cabinet so it doesn’t hog counter space, easy to grab when I actually need it.

    in reply to: Anyone using the Qinux Zindoggo? #444
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    Thanks, quick update from my side. I tested the safe-zone alert timing and with the app open the ping was basically instant, but with my phone in my pocket and screen off it took about a minute to arrive. Works fine for normal walks, just something to remember if your dog is a runner.

    in reply to: Anyone tried the Qinux HydroXeltor nozzle on cars or patios? #435
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    Thanks for the tips, ordered one to try. Quick question though, does the quick-connect fit thicker 5/8″ hoses or would I need an adapter? I think mine might be the thicker type, not totally sure.

    in reply to: Anyone used Translattia earbuds for travel conversations? #291
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    Ordered Translattia for a week of travel, pairing with my phone and the app was painless and they stayed comfy through back-to-back meetings. Not for sensitive or nuanced talks, yet they handled meeting logistics and short Q&A pretty well. Anyone tested them with strong regional accents? That’s my last concern.

    in reply to: Anyone using the Flixy stick on older TVs? #266
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    Mine’s been on a guest TV for about a month and I only got one firmware update the first week. The usual apps I use still work fine, though the available app selection is smaller than a Roku or Fire. Has anyone had an app stop working after an update?

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    Not totally sure it’s a guaranteed saver, seems like results vary a lot between homes. If you decide to try it, maybe run it for a full billing cycle and compare the actual usage, and check the return window first. Anybody noticed flickering or odd appliance behavior after plugging one in?

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