u/Wormminator

I have already gotten a reply to a comment on YouTube regarding model details (Hi its me), however YouTube is not really meant for that.

Is the steam forum or this subreddit the preferred place for such things?

I am currently playing this game quite a lot and started to collect various points and bits, mostly minor QOL improvements that hopefully can be implemented and might improve the game a bit.

We tested the UPS function of the C1000 Gen 2 by unplugging the AC cable while having stuff plugged into the outlets.
So far so good. Devices kept running.

However, it no does not charge when we plug the AC cable back into the unit. No power is used from the wall and its running off of its battery only.

While 20 km/h is the legal speed limit for this scooter in my country, there is a 10% margin by which said speed limit can be exceeded.

This means that the G2D used to be able to do 22 km/h in its sport mode.

However, since update 1.8.2 I can no longer achieve 22, instead Im limited to 20.
The performance is still there, I can feel it.
But it stops at 20.

The sports mode is set to max speed and I have checked all other settings.
Firmwares are:
Master: 1.8.2
Battery: 1.7.5. 8
Bluetooth: 1.11.0

According to the app Im on the latest firmware.

Lots of people apparently still have the 22 km/h limit.

Hi,

relatively quick question since I couldnt find a good answer via the manual on their site.
Can I use the Elite 10 as a UPS for something like a NAS?

And how loud does it get during such loads (around 50-70W max).

Hard requirements:

Must be compatible with double sided SSDs out of the box.
Must be highly reliable and play nice with any USB port from any device.
Availability on amazon (for returns + I got a voucher)

Nice to have:
Auxiliary power port.
40 gbps or faster.

I have gone through various 10-20 gbps enclosures that do support my KC3000 2TB SSDs.
Sadly all of them have various connection issues where they do not like certain USB ports and are really picky about the power they receive (see Asus Arion, which just hates any USB port and only works reliable under super specific conditions).

I want it to work from any A-C and C-C source. Standard USB, Thunderbolt, anything.
But again, the double sided SSD compatibility is a hard requirement. If it doesnt support such SSDs I do not need it.

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There is nothing on the map that wasnt there before I activated the laptop.

My question is: Did I cause any permanent damage to the tire or is it fine?

I only found out cuz my Xiaomi pump arrived today. The old pump I used was super inaccurate, but I never thought that it would be THAT bad.
It showed 55 PSI for the rear. The Xiaomi one was pretty consistent with the 70-71 reading on that tire.

There is plenty of space in the same container / box / pant / backpack / anything around every magazine I try to unload.

I can no longer unload any magazines.

Simply nothing happens. They stay loaded.

I also can no longer load any magazines.

Ever since the gemini update, I have quite the annoying issue.

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So.

I got a speaker group set up, made of two Nest Audios and two Nest Minis.

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Each of these work flawless when casting to them as a pair.

But whenever I cast to the speaker group via Chrome, I can see that the speaker group AND the Nest mini group gets cast to.

After about 1 minute, the Nest mini group stops playing any audio.

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I set up a new group, all that.

And its not a connection issue.

It happens from multiple sources.

So basically: Went from up- and downloading files, home wifi, to and from said NAS at about 80-100 MB/s to just 3-5 KB/s.

Any file type. Any drive. My Raid HDDs and my non Raid SSDs. Anything is moving at single digit KB/s.

Multiple devices, tried different cables and wifi and all that shit.

The NAS is absolutely painfully unusably slow.
No updates no nothing I can see. I have no idea how to diagnose a NAS.

The new update lowers the discharge voltage for lithium ion cells to 2.50V, which means that capacity tests are now a useful feature.

I know that similar questions have been asked here in the past and I know that the left hand type C port is PD 3.0 compatible.

However, does anyone know if the 12V labeled port on the right also works with a modern day, non PPS, standard PD3.0 charger?
Something like the Steam Deck charger or the ones that come with the Switch 2 or basically your regular 5V, 9V, 15V, 20V phone/tablet charger.

I assume not?

Hello,

I am not quite sure how to word my question, hence the longer title.

I did quite a bit of research but could not come up with a definitive answer.

Basically: If I have a pair of headphones (Logi Zone Vibe 100 as an example) and want to connect those to a PC, does it make any difference if that PC has bluetooth 5.3, 5.2, 5.1 or 5.0?

In addition to that:

For bluetooth multi point the version of the host should be irrelevant, since the headphones are the ones who handle both input source, right?

I just installed 8.5 about half an hour ago.
And no matter how often I restart the phone (did so 4 times now), the home screen UI, opening apps, navigating the settings....everything is super laggy, stuttery and has micro freezes.

The phone does not get hot, the battery is fine, I had no root or other changes done that might have been broken...all I did was update it and now I can not use my phone anymore. Its even hard to just open the PHONE app to dial a number, thats how broken 8.5 is on my phone.

With how AI, and the whole industry and people around it, is destroying my hobbies, my job and everything around it I just want nothing to do with it anymore.

What would be the best way to strip it out of my Reader C entirely?
I like the device itself and I am outside of the return window, so removing those features is my next best step.

Disabling the AI button is easy, but there are still the baked in AI apps, the knowledge base and all those other functions.

Not sure where I should best post a feature request. Maybe via the ViWoods Email as well?

I would very much like to see a hard battery charge limit to 80% or fully customizable.

Benefits: Preserves battery life in the long run and makes doing so easier as the user can keep the phone plugged in.

Take Samsungs charge limiter as an example. It will limit the charge to a user defined setting and will keep the battery at this level permanently while it is plugged in.
However, a simple 80% limit would already be enough for 99.99% of people.

I decided to use my Reader C as my daily commute phone for today and kept track of the battery life. I figured I might as well share the findings, since the battery is quite small.

Connection was via a wifi hot spot, as I do not have a 2nd SIM yet.

No back light was used.
Folio sleep/turn on was enabled, so was bluetooth and wifi during sleep.

6:00 to 7:21 - web browsing, messaging, reading articles, mails, reddit.
99% to 93%

12:48 - checked during lunch, read and answered a few mails, showed to colleagues.
89%

15:11 to 16:10 - mails, articles, youtube (144p back ground playback for audio only).
85% to 77%

I also did a charge test yesterday from 4% to 100% (phone lost 1% over night)
To 25%: 17 minutes
To 50%: 37 minutes
To 75%: 57 minutes
To 80%: 1 hour 2 minutes
To 100%: 1 hour 26 minutes

It pulled 2489 mAh / 12460 mWh to achieve the full charge according to my KM003C.

It does support PD chargers but uses 5V only. 9.1W max.

I actually expected pretty poor battery stats for such a small battery. But this is pretty good.
Yes, sure, this is on a new battery, but still. 30 minutes of back ground youtube with all the other daily tasks used 27%. I find this to be acceptable. This means that I could get 3 days per charge out of this phone for a few years, assuming that the battery holds up well.

Charging is a tad slow, but I consider this to be good (battery health and all).

I know that I can change it in the AI app, but I can not change it in the Learning app.
Runs on GPT-4o only and its veeery slow at even the most basic translation tasks.

So I just got my AiPaper Reader (C) and it is really really neat!

I also got a pack of screen protectors, since I usually apply those to anything with a glass screen.
However, the Reader has a paper like display, so applying a protector would not only remove the feeling from the screen and might also leave some residue after a few months.

Should I apply one or not? I got their flip case as well, its not magnetic but it does the job.