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What's Changed Move health checks into Docker by @kevinmcconnell in #219 Allow booting containers in groups for rolling restarts by @kevinmcconnell in #222 Minimise holding the deploy lock by ...

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Learning how to cook the perfect steak is key! Let me teach you 3 key techniques with 3 different cuts; pan-seared angus sirloin, grilled ribeye and reverse-seared tomahawk. FOLLOW ME: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andyhearnden TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@andy_cooks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andy.h.cooks Snapchat: @andy.cooks Website with all my recipes: It’s coming! Director, Chef and Host: Andy Camera and Editor: Mitch Henderson Producer: Dazz Braeckmans 00:00 Intro 00:42 Temps 01:25 Pan seared 04:52 Grilling 08:40 Reverse seared

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Hello all, I have two Ikea Tradfri motion sensors and two Ikea Tradfri on/off switches in my ConBee II network. For both devices, I can see groups in the old WebApp that are not visible in the Phoscon web application. Recently, I’ve connected my living room lights to the switch-group that is only visible in the old WebApp in order to (hopefully) have created direct Zigbee bindings that also will work if the Gateway is offline. I was wondering if the same were possible for the sensor-groups, ...

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Please Subscribe and help me grow this channel! UPDATE: Some users are reporting that they can hear a very faint sound when they hold the AirTag up to their ear, even after removing the voice coil's magnet. I hypnotized that other metal parts (or the battery) were reacting to the wire coil's electromagnetic field. YouTuber Liang-Chi Wuu reports that cutting the coil wires in addition to removing the magnet completely silences the AirTag without any negative effects on the AirTag's performance. If total silence is your goal, simply reopen the AirTag (good thing you didn't need to glue it back together ;) ) and cut the coil wires. Thanks for the tip Liang-Chi Wuu! Every video I've watched on how to mute AirTags involves forcing the AirTag open with a screwdriver which breaks the three tabs that hold the AirTag together. As a result, the AirTag case is deformed and has to be glued back together. My marking exactly where the three tabs are located, it's possible to release the tabs and open the AirTag with zero damage. Once the speaker is disabled, just snap the AirTag back together!