I just went to look at my electricity use and noticed my home mini stopped updating at 11:45. So I checked my parents account (completely different address) and their home mini also stopped working today but at 11:00.
The mini itself is still showing the normal white light, and my hildebrand CAD is still getting data from the meter ok.
Since changing to Gemini my Google home only turns on the correct light about 10% of the time. Today it got even worse, trying to turn on my bedroom light while I am in my bedroom right next to the speaker
Hey Google, turn on the light - makes the sound, but nothing happens
again.. Hey Google turn on the light - makes the noise again but nothing
Hey Google, which light did you turn on? - "To see your history you need to upgrade to Home Premium....." then it reads out a URL.
So basically it fails doing one of the most basic things that everyone would expect it to do, and then expects you to pay extra? It's just a joke now.
For a few months now FF has made it more difficult than it should be to go to my router or camera web interfaces. These are 192.168.1.x IP addresses. They are http URLs, but FF keeps changing to https.
I have turned on "Don't enable HTTPS-only mode" and have fallback-to-https, https_first, and https_first_for_local all set to false
It still keeps upgrading to https unless I type the full url as "http://192.168.1.1" instead of just typing the IP address.
I often set up new stuff through local IP address web interfaces and this https thing makes that more difficult, especially when it hides the "https" from the url so I am wondering why it can't connect to the device even after I typed in http but then find out it's changed it to https again and not told me.
This message has suddenly appeared on the home page, seems like a waste of space and tapping it does nothing apart from make it dim a bit as I hold my finger on it - so it is a button.
For ages my stuff has been delivered from Lutterworth, and they were great.
Then stuff started coming from Lutterworth and Northampton, and when stuff went missing or didn't come until the next day it was always from Northampton.
Now it's all Northampton and again stuff just isn't turning up anywhere near the estimated time.
Obviously it's not going to go perfectly all the time, but in my own experience for reliability I would give Lutterworth 99% and Northampton 50%.
Vulnerable road users makes it sound like if you aren't in a car then it's not normal so people need to treat you more carefully.
A better term would be something that says the bigger you are then the more dangerous you are to others, not that you should only be careful around weaker people.
I don't know what that would be though. Heavy road users? :)
... and disconnecting the controllable also disconnects the virtual shifting controller.
Today I started a ride and during warmup noticed that no watts were being shown so I went to sensors and saw it was not connected to my trainer. I disconnected the trainer, still couldn't connect to it, so I restarted Rouvy and then I was able to connect OK. The "controllable" was still showing as connected OK.
I started the ride again and when it began I couldn't change gears with my zwift click (which was working) and there were no + - buttons shown on the screen.
So, when the trainer is disconnected/reconnected the controllable should also be disconnected/reconnected too. Rouvy should do this automatically.
Since my click controllers were working I thought I could fix it without getting off the bike, but when I went to sensors and removed the controllable it also disabled virtual shifting which meant I could no longer navigate the menu. Since the controllers can also be used in the menu now they should stay active even if you don't have a controllable connected.
After getting off the bike and reconnecting the controllable and controllers again everything was fine.