I tacked a CT onto my sprinkler esp so the Mrs can be certain she turned everything off, so I’ve been living with this

The mouse and keyboard still worked but I couldn’t change window focus. I could ctl+alt+f2 and restart cinnamon. dmesg was empty. I think it was a panel applet but didn’t put much effort into finding the real problem

22.2 fixed a lot of minor problems I had on 22.1, even on the same kernel. 6.14 would reliability freeze my desktop environment within an hour on 22.1 but it’s been solid since is on-place upgraded to 22.2

I have 3 Kauf RGB switches that I use for garage door interfaces spread through the house. Off means closed, orange means reed switch and range sensor don’t agree (moving), white means open, red means fail to close.

The little corner light is for the pedestrian door.

https://kaufha.com/srf10/

The garage door itself has a konnected gdo.

https://konnected.io/products/smart-garage-door-opener

Spiders like to obscure the range sensor ~twice a year, and it probably best practice to not have all the inputs coming from one device. One day I’ll move the reed switch to the i4 dc shelly that reads the door switches. Maybe try ratgdo, the clone/knockoff I bought was not very reliable.

https://us.shelly.com/products/shelly-plus-i4-dc

https://konnected.io/products/contact-sensor-recessed-magnetic-for-doors-or-windows

That is a weird combo. And designed to lock you into their ecosystem. Absolutely proprietary.

https://www.athom.tech/blank-1/bthome-door-contact-with-tempreture-and-humidiy-sensor

This one runs BTHome, part of the Open Home Foundation. I have two mmWave presence sensors from the same company. They offer tasmota and esphome firmwares for them, I chose ESPHome. It’s been great.

Probably every 2 months. When I have a day off work with nothing to do. I have a few VMs that are more fragile than I want to admit and if something breaks I want to have time to tinker instead of just restoring a backup.

The screen is the dirty part you’re worried about?

Esphome based, so the learning curve it kinda steep of you just want a simple on/off bulb BUT it will open your eyes to what’s possible. This also avoids zigbee and z-wave. The state of those Z radios is so bad that Home Assistant released their own.

My retired neighbor waits to do it on Sunday. I think he has a bottle of 2 stroke oil on his nightstand beside the tissue box

Your example assumes zero down payment, so yes.
But if your down payment had been 4k, gap would not have paid out. It’s only what you owe, not what you paid.

Gap insurance is just you gambling on a tiny down payment. The house always wins.

That’s true, but that depreciation is often recoverable. That deducted amount is paid out when you repair or replace the damage.

Cars don’t work like that though, OP should fight the valuation unless they left out critical information like a $5,000 deductible.

Does that make Ubuntu protestant?

https://www.maximummotorsports.com/Mustang-Torque-Arm-C89.aspx

I had their entire catalog under the car, 3.73s, and Dunlop star specs. The grip was insane. The car deserved a torsen anyway so I was not upset when the stock 8.8 carrier started howling. After tasting the torsen, you can’t go back.

When I broke my diff, it only cracked the carrier

Honestly, I’m impressed

Are you dual booting windows by chance?

Maybe check if there is newer firmware available for the chip set.

https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/z-shave-exploiting-z-wave-downgrade-attacks/

I really hope the current production isn’t vulnerable to an 8 year old exploit.

It’s worth stepping back to through the “latest” 6.11 hwe and 6.8 hwe kernels to see if it improves.

That’s too modern 🤣

My Lenovo t14 amd 360 misbehaves on 6.11, but is great on 6.8