Why not let it shut off the screen, which is enabled by default?
Any screen can experience burn in.
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My 7 year old Dell SFF idles at marginally higher power than my Pi zero W. I'll take the trade off.
Or OP could ask Mr. Owl. 😁
I've eaten in US restaurants that rival restaurants in Paris.
I'd say the average restaurant in France is definitely better than the average in the US - but this is comparing apples and oranges.
New Yorkers would actually take offense at this question: they believe they have the best restaurants in the world (I don't agree, but they have an argument given the great variety of immigrants that settled there since before the US existed).
Hahaha, I'd laugh out loud at the nurses station!
You sound angry
You sound confused. You should show this chat to your boss, ask their opinion.
In the show Mrs. Davis, the protagonist calls the AI "It", and refuses to use it or call it by name.
"It" is the term in my house.
Right?
Drives me nuts that we don't have a good system for restoring a phone to exactly where it was.
Years ago I would have my phone reboot to TWRP, create an image, then reboot to Android and sync that image to a server (weekly). So app backups daily with Titanium, then full system image weekly.
Good things to do, but it still only takes on poor quality cell to go up in flames and the rest will quickly follow.
Still very interesting.
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