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So, every evening I put a dose of distilled water, I'm putting it to the level just in the middle between MIN and MAX indicators on the box.

How can I know it actually does anything? When I was on the measurement in the hospital, they used a machine without humidifier and from what I remember, the "taste" (I can't think of a better word) of this pressured air was exactly the same. The liquid level in the morning is lower than on the evening, yes, but not too much lower. I was actually expecting almost all of the water being used and now I'm worried I'm "wasting" it (the distilled water itself is cheap, but it's kinda troublesome to remember to buy a fresh 5L container every once a while, especially when I have to ask my wife to go to the gas station for it, since I don't drive myself).

Am I overthinking and should just pour-and-forget?

So, I'm after first 3 (and a half) weeks of the therapy. Polysomnography results showed AHI 47.6, so I decided to start.

The first night, the measurement in the hospital, was terrible - but mostly because the technician was (in my totally unprofessional opinion!) simply bad, she just put the mask on my face and left the room and it was actually me lying there and watching videos how to adjust it to my face ;-)
The second night, on my own equipment, at home - sure, a bit harder, but mostly because the whole thing and the experience was new to me.

And since then... no problems. I'm just adding water to the humidifier, putting the cushion back on the harness, click a button and I'm sleeping, like a child, 5-10 minutes later. Data in the myAir app shows the AHI between 0.0 and 1.1 (with the later very rarely). Actually if not the air going out through the exhaustion holes in the mask, I don't feel anything. Note: I never had problems with actually going to sleep. What I mean is: the mask on my face, the machine humming - nothing causes any problems.

And yet, I watched a ton of videos and read a lot of blog posts or thread here and everyone "promises" the long adjustment time, measured in weeks.
Maybe I'm overthinking, but it gets me a bit worried ;-) Shall it be that easy? I know, people are different, YMMV in every case, but isn't it... too easy?

I just switched my LG C9 to C8L and overall I’m happy (despite awful wash out when viewing from the angle, but it was kinda expected).

Normally I don’t connect my TV to home network, mostly because I don’t really trust the operating system’s security. I also don’t care about Google TV, as I don’t use Google products at all.

But since it’s pretty new product, I expect software updates coming, so I’m thinking about connecting it to ‘secure enough’ IoT VLAN from time to time (I don’t need a constant connection).

How often should I turn the port on the switch on and expect software updates? Once a week makes sense? What’s your experience with the frequency of the updates?

I'm new to the thing, tomorrow I'll finally buy my set - Airsense 11 and F40 (or F30i, to be decided in the shop) mask, if it matters.

The 'official' instructions on Resmed's website tell me to disassemble everything each morning and wash the mouthpiece, diffuser, joint and short tube every day; then clean the "harness", pipe and connector from the machine every week. That seems to make sense and I'm fine with that.

BUT! I watched tons of CPAP-related stuff on YouTube since my hospital visit to adjust everything and people there are telling me to just use the wipes every morning for the mouthpiece and wash everything 'properly' weekly.

So, are the wipes the gamechanger? It's a lot quicker, to take a piece of cloth and wipe everything - faster than disassembling, washing, rinsing, waiting for it to dry. But is it really enough?

Thanks for all the advices!

Edit: bonus question. Is 'distilled' water the same as 'demineralized' water? I mean, I know they are slightly different in terms of 'making them' process, but does it make any difference to CPAP? Is 'demineralized' (the 'worse' one) good enough?

Ej, ale to naprawdę moje pierwsze granie, więc proszę, ŻADNYCH spoilerów.

W końcu się udało i Cyberpunk nie zniechęcił mnie do siebie przez pierwsze 30 minut. Gram, nawet mi się podoba. Kończę drugi akt, mam bodajże 2 questy fabularne w nim jeszcze. Mam 49 lvl, jestem wyszpejony ze wszystkim na tier 5+, zostały dwie dzielnice do wyczyszczenia z Side Jobs i Gigs (kontraktów NCPD chyba nie skończę, są dramatycznie nudne).

No i teraz stoję przed dylematem, kiedy zaczynać Phantom Liberty. Wiem 'od ludzi', że w podstawce jest sobie tak, że jest N zakończeń i kiedy zaczyna się misja Nocturne Op55N1, na podstawie wyborów w niej (i zapewne wcześniejszych) odpalam jakieś, a potem mnie 'cofa' do początku tej misji, żebym mógł przejść w inny sposób i poznać wszystkie zakończenia. Super sprawa.

I teraz pytanie zasadnicze: czy powinienem poznać wszystkie N zakończeń, a potem jak mnie znów cofnie, iść sobie odpalić PL? Dowiedziałem się, że dodatek daje dodatkowe zakończenie. Czy w takim razie jest tak, że jak go zrobię przed Nocturne, to czy potem będę miał po prostu N+1 do wyboru, a ten mechanizm 'cofnie i zrób inne' dalej zadziała? Jeśli tak, to git.

Po prostu boję się, że PL coś spierdoli i stracę tę opcję z powtarzaniem zakończeń, a mocno mi zależy, żeby poznać wszystkie.

No i na koniec: skupmy się na wyłącznie kwestii dawania/blokowania możliwości, a nie na immersji i "poznawania historii V i Johny'ego". Może to świętokradztwo i herezja, ale absolutnie nie gram w tę grę dla fabuły i trochę mam to w dupie. Ja chcę móc wyczyścić całą mapę ze znajdziek i przejść wszystkie możliwe misje, jakie są do przejścia - tylko to mnie interesuje zwykle w grach (chociaż, oczywiście, są chwalebne wyjątki, że fabuła mocno zaciekawi (RDR2) albo wręcz wyrwie z papci (HZD)). Nie oceniajmy, takim typem zjeba jestem, dajcie mi się bawić w mój chory sposób XD

So, as you probably know, Anthropic banned using 3rd party clients with the subscription plans starting April 4th 2026 (source - this one explicitly mentions OpenClaw, but it's true for everything else). Only the 'api usage', so pay-as-you-go, will work.

Until now, I have this Pay As You Go setup, where I simply pre-paid some bucks and get some tokens and it works flawlessly. But starting tomorrow, I will get the license for the Enterprise plan from my company and I want to switch completely to it, obviously.

But what I'm not happy about, is using Claude CLI. Honestly, I don't see any reason for using AI agent with code (I'm not a developer, I'm a devops, but I still work on terraform code or some kubernetes yamls) other way than inside an IDE. I'm making changes to FILES, I want to quickly see my FILES with clean indicator what have changed. Claude CLI, surely, shows me git diff output, but it's stupid and inconvenient, to have it running in the terminal and keep my editor open on the side to monitor the changes.
Actually even if I decided to use a CLI tool as my agent, I would go with OpenCode anyway ;-)

So: what are my options of using Zed with the monthly plan? I know I can click this 'New Claude agent' instead of 'New Zed agent' in the panel and it gives me some hope, but I wanted to ask here before I try to use it, because I'm afraid it starts billing my company "as-I-go" and they won't be happy. The questions are:

1. Is it running the 'real' Claude CLI under the hood (I don't have it installed in my system, but maybe Zed is installing the package?) which will work exactly as I would start claude from my terminal?
2. Will it use my monthly Enterprise subscription all right?
3. If so, is it possible to have Claude Agent being the default one?

Thanks in advance!

I love the idea of a smart ring. As a tech/gadget fan I would like to have one.

But I also wear a smartwatch (Apple Watch Ultra, if it matters in any way) and I don’t want to stop. I love payments from the wrist, I’m also challenging myself to close activity rings every day, no matter what.

So, if I’m not interested of switching from watch to ring, but rather wearing them alongside (yes, at night too), does it make any sense to get a ring? My most concern is the data in Apple Health will be duplicated/tangled in any way.

I already have this problem, using Wahoo bike computer while also wearing AWU during the ride - I can never predict calories or ‘active minutes’ being serious, as I don’t know what’s the ‘main’ source of truth.

I’m not asking about any particular model, but if there are some better (or worse!) at being a ‘secondary’ measurement, please let me know. (Currently I’m thinking about Oura, because it’s ~~made in~~ an EU-based and I don’t mind the subscription, 6 bucks is like nothing in my monthly budget - but it’s not set in stone).

Thanks in advance!

Edit: to be honest, I don’t do much with the data. I’m just a fan of the idea of wearing tech and get it.