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Where do post people shop around for sensors?

Wow is that thing cheap perfect! Where do people shop around for sensors and stuff, amazon? elsewhere? Get familiar with a kit from amazon first?

I am looking to make a little automated plant watering project this summer and I'll likely buy another one for my second unrelated project. For the time being I am looking to familiarize myself with them. Basically looking to get the ph, moisture, humidity, temperature and a light sensor, I'll get the readings and throw it on to a website to display on a graph for the first part and for the second part I will use the data to automate some relays to water it, and send me monthly trends. (This will be all indoors limited to one pot probably lol) I noticed there are a lot

Suggest uploading that file elsewhere on a youtube account or something, or provide a screenshot with your issue.

Even if it does, doubt those virus would function out of the windows OS. It's a general good practice anyway to just throw in a scan of a full system scan using windows defender or whatever you use, along with the the free malwarebytes on the whole system as well. I don't do the anti virus part since defender does it's own thing and I let it be, but I run a monthly scan with malwarebytes as a little reassurance.

Everyone has their bad days, give that browser a break, sending love to the browser's way <<<<333333 On a serious note, try deleting all left over data after uninstallation, app data etc On a more serious note, I still think that browser needs a break too

There is a video on youtube comparing all those fans, at the end of the day, you are also paying for after sale service, and longevity of the product. Also. better can be defined as static pressure for some, volume of air for some and even noise levels for some people.

https://www.thessdreview.com/featured/wd-blue-3d-ssd-sandisk-ultra-3d-ssd-review-1tb-twins-at-their-finest/

End of the day it comes down to being able to wear it comfortably for over a hour and it being studio headphone, I can't see why not, plus I believe those are on the flat side of things, go to town with the EQ if needed

What above said, and also is it worth upgrading that laptop over getting something else to replace it?

My bad, thought you meant getting better at editing video in general. If that's the case, honestly once you get the hang of resolve, you can fly through it pretty quickly. I was switching from Premier to that, initially it was weird with everything being differently done, but once I got used to it, for simple quick edits, I can shoot it out way faster than I could in Premier, or Hitfilm express another one I tried before settling on resolv, since hitman express was just trying way too hard to be premier, but with features that really didn't match it.

What stops you from using that, missing features? Advanced editing techniques that are nice to have, cool colour grading options, more in dept audio layering? Oh no it's starting to add up, it's limited for a good reason, it's meant to be simple and easy to work with without any knowhow of editing. If you want to do anything remotely intermediate, you'll have to work for it.

Hate to break it to you, but the only solution is more tutorials and more practice It's no different than getting better at riding a motorcycle, read more about the techniques and skills to improve on, keep riding!

I haven't tried that switch before, those aren't cherry mx switches. Long story short, around few years back there was a trend of manufacturers making their own inhouse switches instead of using Cherry MX ones (A different company makes them) this was done for obvious reasons, but at the time when I somewhat was keeping up with the news, lot of them are basically designed to feel like their cherry counter parts. It'll get confusing really fast if you decide to look at all the new switches, a lot of companies cooked up their own mechanical switches now. Back then, the mainstream wa

I usually recommend hopping on to a store and try the different keys, but with pandemic... All the cherry switch types are very different, and comes down to personal preference more than anything, you'll have to physically try one to know if it's for you. They do sell a sample board with different keys somewhere if you want to go that route. Once you know your key type, you can look at keyboards with that particular key type, the rest is just again personal preferences, macros, form factor, wrist rest, design etc