u/nurunet

Hi!

I need a replacement for my defective mySoda Ruby 2 (CO2 escaping through button-hole - defective seal?). My Woody died with exactly the same symptoms, so I want to take a different brand.

I like the looks of the Smeg Soda Maker, but ergonomics sound mediocre, and ~30€ for an additional water bottle is a bit much.

The Breville (Sage) InFizz Fusion looks cool, and I like the option to fizz up other liquids than just water. Realistically, I doubt I'd be doing that often though. And then you're left with an extra step, having to detach that cap every single time. Plus, I wish the bottles were dishwasher safe.

So I'm considering the SodaStream Enso. I'd have to swap my cylinders, and infuriatingly they are ~20¢ more expensive per exchange than the classic blue ones, but the ergonomics of attaching both CO2 cylinders and water bottles look sweet.

Now I wonder two things:

1. Can the Enso carbonate water really strongly?

2. How well does carbonated water retain the fizz when stored in the fridge? Strangely, this seems somewhat device-dependent.

Hi! I have some Shelly 1 PM (Mini and "normal") that control Zigbee light groups. They are set to detached mode and I used to do the control logic through Home Assistant automations. With FW 2.0.0 and the info from this thread I was able to bind the Shellies directly to the respective light groups and set them to toggle instead of sending sequential "on" and "off" commands. Yay!

Since I once had trouble with Z2M crashing and my significant other (rightfully) freaking out about lights not working, the intention was to increase resilience. Light switches should work whether HA/Z2M is running or not.

This evening, for some reason my coordinator (Smlight SLZB-MR1) stopped working. No problem, I thought. I can try my Zigbee bindings. This is exactly what I created them for.

Well. They kind of worked. Only not in a way that I would consider useful. I think it took them nearly a minute between the switch/button being pressed and the lights toggling.

Is this a possible device (the Shellies, the Paulmann bulbs...?) issue, or is this somehow to be expected? Do devices need time to figure out how to talk to each other when the coordinator is suddenly AWOL? If so, how long should this take?

After rebooting the coordinator, everything worked fine. I then stopped Zigbee2MQTT (but kept the coordinator powered), and the bindings fired as expected. Overall not quite what I expected from bindings.

Moin!

Bin im Hausarztprogramm der TK, aber neuerdings bietet meine Hausarztpraxis kein Hautkrebsscreening mehr an. Jetzt suche ich eine Alternative, idealerweise zwischen Wedel und Altona.

Über Doctolib habe ich nichts gefunden, wo ich nicht privat zahlen müsste.

Im Prinzip wäre ich auch bereit, für eine gute und gründliche Untersuchung selbst zu zahlen - wüsste dann aber gerne vorher, wieviel.

Falls sich aus dem Screening irgendwas ergeben sollte (Biopsie, medizinisch notwendige Entfernung von Auffälligkeiten), wäre es mir schon lieber, wenn das die Kasse zahlen würde. Das schließt reine Privatpraxen wahrscheinlich aus?

Und vor allem will ich keine Untersuchung, die nur als Verkaufsgespräch für fünfzig andere kostenpflichtige Leistungen dient.

Kann jemand eine_n Dermatolog_in empfehlen? Bis ca. 150€ wäre es mir eine seriöse und gründliche Untersuchung wert.