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The effect is that the air that has to be displaced causes a surge in the liquid flow - surely people have been taught to pour with the opening at the top so that the air is displaced smoothly?
No, never been taught that, but it's something I've learned from experience.
University of life, mate, innit.
Now they've been bought out by SRAM
I don’t know Hive specifically, but there’s a probability (these decisions are made by marketeers after all) that the kit has a contact home heartbeat and will refuse to work without connection to the server.How are they 'bricking' the devices?
Literally disabling them with an update?
https://www.hivehome.com/product-news - stuff will work until 1 August 2025 - then it wont.
Hmm, I can understand them turning off the server support for cameras (gits).
Turning off a hub in your home so that it won't communicate with other devices in your home; not sure that can be legal.
Whose was the white and yellow Milan SL in the background?
How are they 'bricking' the devices?
Literally disabling them with an update?
https://www.hivehome.com/product-news - stuff will work until 1 August 2025 - then it wont.
Hmm, I can understand them turning off the server support for cameras (gits).
Turning off a hub in your home so that it won't communicate with other devices in your home; not sure that can be legal.
I don’t know Hive specifically, but there’s a probability (these decisions are made by marketeers after all) that the kit has a contact home heartbeat and will refuse to work without connection to the server.How are they 'bricking' the devices?
Literally disabling them with an update?
https://www.hivehome.com/product-news - stuff will work until 1 August 2025 - then it wont.
Hmm, I can understand them turning off the server support for cameras (gits).
Turning off a hub in your home so that it won't communicate with other devices in your home; not sure that can be legal.