This is a nice scale, with more functionality than I need.
Continue reading “Beurer BF880 WiFi, Diagnostic Body Scale, light review”
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This is a nice scale, with more functionality than I need.
Continue reading “Beurer BF880 WiFi, Diagnostic Body Scale, light review”
Morsø Grande is a really nice and aesthetically pleasing gas grill.
However the table they offer for it has ridiculously small space next to the grill. So I made a DIY from TWO tables two years ago….
These clever doorbells induces power to send a signal (and flash an led) by the mechanical press on the button! So no more batteries!
Continue reading “Wireless door-bells, with **NO** battery! (induction)”
Really nice and thought through insulated ladder
Continue reading “Great insulated ladder for the attic, super easy mount!”
Three of the many 36V garden tools from Bosch.
MUCH MUCH better than 18V cousins!
I can STRONGLY recommend this Bosch kit (0 601 9G7 103)
Continue reading “Bosch flexi-click 18V drill/driver, GSR-18V-60-FC”
A well thought through battery driven vacuum cleaner, that even handles liquids.
Continue reading “Bosch cordless vacuum cleaner large, GAS 18V-10 L”
This Automower 435X AWD is an upgrade from my 330X, See review here.
This is both a continuation of the previous Automowers and a fundamentally different approach
Initial review 2019-08-06.
Review updates:
2020-04-29, Some stuff are fixed with newer firmware.
2020-08-05 This review has evolved over time from an early review, with several updates, so bare with me, that things are not in a straight chronological line…
2020-09-05 Updated with new stuck-bug
2020-11-01 Updated with more elegant stop-protector
2021-04-28 Updated on serious bug during winter-storage.
2021-05-17 Updated after change of rear motors.
2022-05-01 Updated after new software.
(added lawn sketch)
2022-06-10 Updated after new mapping finally finished.
2022-06-28 Workaround to ignore the uselessly incorrect GPS-map!!!
2022-07-16 Reset and dirt under jog-wheel
2022-10-14 Finally got it back, after long repair of trifle.
Obviously it is easy to calculate the diagonal of e.g. a sensor from the width and height with Pythagoras.
And a bit more tedious the other way round using the aspect ratio. [*]
But for common aspect ratios it is even simpler, 1+1/n fractions within less than 0.4%
Continue reading “Diagonal to width, simple fractions. Different aspect ratios”
Being using Phillips trimmers for decades. Here a little on the newer models.
UPDATE 20220523 Philips seems to have abandoned vacuum trimmers world wide, so if you are are using them, buy spares from remaining stock in stores!!!
Continue reading “Phillps 7000 series Vacuum beard trimmers”
The OralB Io 9s does a really good job, and the idea behind the app is great, connecting stinks though, and the case is trash.
WindowsPosSaveNRestore is a tool to save the position of windows for later restore
This is primarily useful if you frequently change display configuration, say add/remove external monitor(s) e.g. by docking, or turning a device with autorotate active.
Windows also has the bug that it sometimes cram all open windows (and icons [+]) on the primary screen on sleep.
Continue reading “Save and restore positions of windows, WindowsPosSaveNRestore”
Microfibre cloths are nice, but get sour and smelly, even after a machine wash. (same goes for or any other plastic cloths)
They usually smell fine directly from the machine, but soon after they get wet they stink again…
This is easily fixed by a microwave oven!
Continue reading “Easy inexpensive chemical free fix for smelly microfibre cloths”
Here Is a small guide in Disqus-formatting, that I have ‘published’ several times on the old GSMArena.com blog (with tiny variation).
UPDATE: Should in 2019 finally be more or less obsolete for wide enough windows!
I have written several posts regarding batteries directly and indirectly, especially this old one.
But here I tried to summarise and update it.
Continue reading “More on hot devices, batteries and charging”
This 42.51″ IPS has substantially better viewing angles used close than its 40″ VA predecessor, but poorer blacks, otherwise much the same.
Continue reading “Phillips BDM4350UC. Mini review. An even greater monitor…”
Update This post started as description of a problem with displaying some files in FireFox and Chrome, but has been transformed to a more general post about sRGB, ICC, CMS and what happens if the browser gets it wrong…
It all started when I detected that most colours in some web-files got severely distorted when displayed in FireFox and Chrome on my system. Both JPG and PNG files were affected
If you see the first one of these two squares and substantially different from the second clear blue, your CMS system have similar issues…
The first one is supposed to be a standard blue, the second is blue LEDs on your monitor only.
Continue reading “Displaying images. Colour management, sRGB and ICC. And when something fails.”
In an attempt to get out of the horrible Ios experience, I have ordered a couple of different stand-alone bluetooth keyboards
This is a plain PhotoViewer with just TWO special function:
The ability to show more EXIF info than most and to delete or transfer matching partner files on request also, according to user defined masks.
E.g. Also handle RAW or cropped variant of a file named with predefined syntax.
Settings for position, size, splitter positions, last used folders… can be saved in users registry.
Download zip: PhotoView.Zip
This is a ‘work in progress’, so expect bugs might be present, and that things can still change quite a bit. (Last modified 2018-09-30)
Continue reading “PhotoView with Delete&Transfer of matched files, e.g. RAW”
If you do not want to be a first mover installing Win10, then this link have the recipe to delay it
(A few windows update should be uninstalled if already installed, and then hidden until you want them)
Currently the limitation in the amount of photons that can be caught versus the noise, set a limit for the dynamic range.
But what if the sensor output could not be over saturated?
Continue reading “Principal ideas for smarter image sensor technology”
This Automower 330X is an upgrade from my 230ACX, See review here.
It is rather similar to the 230ACX with some important upgrades, and a few step backs
I can HIGHLY recommend this Automower 230ACX, as it have exceeded my expectations.
It has handled my highly sloped 1000m² lawn for seven full seasons, with some minor repairs outside the warranty along the way.
(at least this is my intention on how it should end and be used)
It should give info about batteries, how the phone uses them, and (hopefully) with some good hints to how to get the most out of each battery (Life and Stamina). Many of the hints go for other hardware with Li-Ion batteries as well. Say Laptops, Toothbrushes…..
This thread is originated from SonyEricssons Xperia phones.
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On problems with weird drops and raises: Try “Johan’s Trick” below once
The currently best advice I can give for the usage pattern is
● Try to charge fully and deplete to about 40-50%bc
● Once in a while drain battery deep to get calibration right
● Keep phone on desk/in bag, avoid pockets, to keep cool.
● Leave phone idle while charging (e.g. while sleeping).
Note that the ‘remaining percentage’ you see is an ESTIMATE not a measurement!