How can i get it to work in these conditions?
Borrow an android phone from some friend/neighbor for an hour...
Reminds me of my childhood :-)
In high school we used to play card games. I was wearing glasses. The others (the smart ones only) could see my cards in my glasses, until I learned how to hold my cards properly and hide them.
I have 3 separate machines:
That fat home server with NAS and VM's etc.
A Pi serving my smart home.
A plastic router with OpenWrt doing DNS and (I like to believe) some security, and giving WiFi to many small devices.
They all run 24/7 but I just don't want everything to be dead and dark when one machine is down for whatever reason.
hit dog will holler
You know, AI was able to lock up my computer in less than a minute!
You know, I won't let AI do that to mine.
Cylindricle.
We don't know about all programmers, but we know one at least now.
You don't need AI. Take some basic programming courses.
Only touch the screw that is also shown in the Amazon picture. Then the water is safe from you.
It could simply be a loose connection. It will go out again.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Caleffi-Ecocal-Replacement-Thermostatic-Radiator/dp/B07VGY3J6P/
Look here, just as an example.
You can easily replace it, but pay attention to the size of the thread (after you have unscrewed it). M30x1.5 is the most common, but there are other sizes, too.