u/UncertainAboutIt

I have small screen but my eyesight demands large fonts. I increase zoom in the browser -> topmenu bar increases to half of my small wide screen.

Best for me to fix the issue if developers add settings for font size (or scaling) for chat and text input box. I understand developers have many tasks so I try to help myself. But my knowledge of web development is rudimentary. E.g. text input element font-size is both inherited and "filtered" (entry is in strike-through letters in Inspector of my browser).

I will appreciate help editing index.html - either font sizes / scaling or topmenu bar size / scale - absolute or better reaction to browser zoom level changes.

Added:

It seems seems I have actually managed to change fonts sizes, for some reason that "filtering" did not prevent my changes to affect font size on the screen.

But I still would like to reduce height of the topmenu.

P.S. I also would like to add that changed file to kcpp Linux bundle to start it more conveniently.

I am trying to add electrolytes to my fasting routine, and add them cheap. I have procured powder of what was claimed to be potassium citrate (E332), but then started to have doubts about contents / quality. Wkipedia page says taste should be "saline", "AI assistant" in web search claims "Potassium citrate has a tart and tangy flavor profile, often described as sour or salty.". But the product have sour+bitter taste, AI assistant wrote bitter taste means this product is not safe. I have read potassium chloride is salty+bitter, but that is a different chemical compound.

How likely is that what I have bought is not potassium citrate? Or with dangerous additions? What are best ways to check in ordinary home (no lab)? TIA

P.S. How likely is that what I have bought is more dangerous to eat than a fertilizer (potassium chloride mostly)?

Edit: typo fix in E number. Added:

I have tried a small sip of 4g of the powder dissolved in 100 ml water - tasteless, in ~10-20 ml - it is more bitter than sour.

The producer claims "C6H5K307H20" formula on the web site.

I have bought P72 a while ago. Today I have finally decided to ask about some stuff I find strange:

1. After I add/change SODIMM and when it fully boots after (see issue 2), it takes ~40 seconds to show something on the screen. First time I thought it broke. I did not experience such long boots after RAM change on my previously bought ThinkPads. How common such long boots are? Maybe BIOS issue?
2. For some configurations it does not boot at all (several minutes after ON and still blank screen). E.g. SODIMMs in banks 0,1,2 - boots, in 0,1,3 - does not boot (beg my pardon, 2 vs 3 could be other way around). Different size in GB in 2 and 3 - does not boot (maybe timings are different too, I use Linux, dmidecode does not show timings). I have downloaded User Guide (https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/p72_ug_en.pdf) - nothing about RAM configurations (but of cause Lenovo does not list RAM in Customer Replaceable Units as opposed to e.g. SSD drives).
3. Even at moderate load (40%) and full fan speed CPU temperature keeps at 95 Celsius. I have recently changed thermal paste but the CPU hotness is same. Noted that the CPU plate to dissipate heat is so small! (compared to desktop i7).

P72 owners, does above ring any bells for you? TIA