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This is a Levoit Vital 100 and it has a timer to switch itself off after x hours but i'd like to turn it on automatically.

I'm somewhat fit with soldering and taking stuff apart but i don't wanna go that route before i have atleast a rough understanding of what's up with those buttons.

Thx! 🙂

I hate this.

Every time i add an event to my calendar i have to read the whole list of freshly randomized, non-fitting reminder-time-options just to set a custom one anyway.

And as my memory is completely unreliable i set like 10 different reminders a day for everything.

This is on Pixel 6a.

Is there an obvious fix i'm not seeing?

Thx! 🙂

Hey 🙂

i'm trying to find a painting that'd look cool on the wall above the head of my bed.

I like art, but don't know much about it.

Goya, Caravaggio, Blake, ... love that kinda stuff.

But i'd like to find an image that somehow depicts hedonism (preference hedonism / desire satisfaction theory) in a not so creepy way. Don't wanna scare away my potential companions 😅

Do you have an idea?

Thx!

"my, my! humans! so aggressive."

rape, murder, nukes, war, torture, power, seemingly unlimited greed...

why don't i have that insatiable drive?

can't all be how i was raised, can it?

do you know of any studies or philosophical insights?

thx! 🙂

i want to make sure to not forget that drunk-dialing or texting someone late at night might be a bad idea.

some substances make me a bit to chatty, lol.

just want to make sure i postpone texting until i'm sober again, without blocking texting all together.

I often set the playback-rate of youtube videos to something like 1.25 or 1.5 to get through a video a little faster without getting bored.

But sometimes 1.25 is a little to fast for my taste.

So i just went and had a look into the html and found that i can easily get any playback speed i want by running this snippet:

document.getElementsByClassName('video-stream html5-main-video')[0].playbackRate=1.125;

This sets the speed to 1.125. But any rate will do: 0.69, 4.20, 6.666. Doesn't matter.

It's kinda obvious that it will throw an error if there is not at least one element on the page with the classnames 'video-stream html5-main-video', but nevermind.

I then added this snippet into a browser-bookmark i can click anytime i'm watching a yt video and want to set the speed.

javascript:{document.getElementsByClassName('video-stream html5-main-video')[0].playbackRate=1.125;}