Hello, I have the pura max 2 self-cleaning litter box and I made a mistake. I registered the same cat twice and I can't delete one of them on the application. Can I delete an animal on the application? ????
Hello everyone, will this new combination soon be available in the shop as a roller trainer or do you have to order it directly from Zwift?
I think the basic concept is really good, also because I don't have to constantly convert my road bike between the road and the living room.
If there are any other interested parties here, thank you for your feedback and maybe we can get it to be offered here in the shop ;)
Greetings, P.
What can the Community recommend? Of course, the children don't have the biggest heads yet, but I still don't want children's headphones as they are too quiet for travelling. I'm looking for headphones with a cable (for aeroplanes) and Bluetooth as well as ANC. Many thanks for any tips!
Front wheel - replacement for Husqvarna Automover?
Hello everyone
I have "inherited" an Automover 420 (approx. 2020) from my previous owner. Unfortunately, it keeps losing a front wheel (and then runs over it, not good for blades and wheel). Now I can't find a replacement front wheel either here or on the usual sites with Husqvarna machines. There is at least the off-road kit for the rear wheel, which could be used as a spare part with a lot of good will. Does anyone know where I can get a suitable replacement front wheel?
Seeking Recommendations: Wi-Fi 7 AP + Multi-Gig Switch (2.5GbE/24-port)
Hello everyone, I’m planning a network upgrade and looking for a good combo of a Wi-Fi 7 access point with 6 GHz support and 4×4 radio configuration plus a 24-port switch with 2.5 GbE.
Despite several complaints to the company andi be free that my powerbank was NOT working, no-one from this company has EVER got back to me.
A few months ago, I found out that the company had gone bankrupt. The relevant bankruptcy office said that I could file the claim.
As I used to work at a bankruptcy office myself, I know that there is hardly ever anything to be had.
NEVER BUY A PRODUCT FROM THIS COMPANY
Consultancy mandate
Three flats are to be fitted with Aqara switches.
With this mandate, you represent the client vis-à-vis the existing electrical planner and installer.
I am looking for T8 LED tubes (600mm long) that are suitable for tandem operation with a CCG (in a mirror cabinet).
The description usually states whether the LEDs are suitable for CCG or ECG, but it does not say whether they work in tandem.
Thank you for direct suggestions (in light colour 4000K) or tips on how to find these LEDs yourself.
Shelly is offering two new products: a remote control and an ultrasonic water level/position sensor.
When do you plan to offer them with the other products in the range?
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Has anyone had any particularly good experiences with an adhesive for gluing together printed parts made of PETG or PLA?
I've been using a superglue from UHU, and sometimes it works pretty well and sometimes not at all.
Blame me "All good things come in threes - at least with you. But your many three-star reviews are as neutral as a glass of water. Why do you always opt for the average? Dare to give a more honest assessment" goes down very, very badly.
Doubting my honesty even more. If I rate something at 3, I rate it at 3. If I rate it at 5, I rate it at 5.
So don't get me wrong!
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at irregular intervals I make backups of the data (approx. 300Gb) on (currently) an external HDD.
The HDD is now 8 years old and is starting to make strange noises xD
The M2 prices have now become affordable :)
I'm flirting with the Crucial P3 Pkus 4TB.
The question is whether an M2 with a high read and write rate can also be placed in an external enclosure (Icy Box ICY BOX enclosure 1x NVMe, IB-1817M-C31) in terms of throttling performance when too warm?
What are the opening hours of the chat support? In my experience, it is available rather sporadically. The chat is by far my favourite contact option :)
I researched the best free standing wine refrigerator for small spaces lately because I finally decided to organize my wine collection properly. I live in a compact apartment, so I need something that doesn’t take up too much room but still keeps my wines at a consistent temperature. After spending the last few days reading reviews on The New York Times, Consumer Reports, and several wine enthusiast forums, two models really stood out to me-the Ca’Lefort Wine Fridge and the Electactic Wine Cooler.
Ca'Lefort Wine Fridge & Cooler
https://tiptobuy.com/ca'lefort-...
Electactic Wine Cooler Refrigerator 4.4 Cu.ft
https://tiptobuy.com/wine-coole...
The Ca’Lefort Wine Fridge seems to be a popular choice because of its sleek design, quiet operation, and dual-zone cooling system that lets you store red and white wines separately. Many reviewers say it performs well for the price and adds a nice modern touch to the kitchen.
On the other hand, the Electactic Wine Cooler looks like a great option for people with limited space. It’s compact, energy-efficient, and reportedly maintains temperature stability very well. Some users also mention that it’s easy to set up and runs almost silently, which is a big plus for small apartments or open living areas.
I am a bit torn between the two the Ca’Lefort offers a more premium look and dual-zone feature, while the Electactic seems simpler and better suited for smaller rooms. I would love to hear from anyone who owns one of these or has other recommendations for a free standing wine refrigerator that’s ideal for small spaces.Which one would you go for, and why? Any expert advice or personal experience would be really helpful. thanks in advance
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I'm turning to you because I'm a bit stuck with my hobby of IT flair and IT guides, YouTube and the insatiable market don't give me enough objective transparency.
The following facts:
I live in a modern 3.5-room shared flat with a 10 Gb fibre optic connection. My goal is to set up my own home lab with my own cloud administration for documents, photos, video recordings from the surveillance cameras in the living area, Bitwarden PW hosting, VM experiments and hosting of game servers (e.g. Ark Survival Ascended, Minecraft, etc.). I also want to change my current network provider soon and get a new router that comes with some security features (e.g. DVPN/ VPN/ IPVPN, anti-malware proxy, etc.). Roughly speaking, I want the greatest possible flexibility and centralisation of my documents and applications with high security standards. As I work for a public authority, data protection is very important to me. I also want to protect my personal data as sensibly as possible.
Questions:
The main question for me is the hardware. Starting with the NAS, I'm unsure whether a brand of home-made equipment or a shelf product is the better choice, especially considering the electricity costs, but also the requirements for permanently hosted game servers.
I'm completely at a loss when it comes to the network and would be grateful for advice from "good" network providers and high-performance components.
A big thank you to all ICT cracks who take the time to help me with my problems ;)
Hello community,
I'm putting out an alert and I'd like to know if I'm the only one shocked by the quality of PCs from the Captiva and Avlano brands, which dominate Digitec.
A few figures to start with: these two brands account for 5,170 references, or more than 84% of the "PC Gaming" range! But what's even more absurd is that less than 0.5% of this massive catalogue is actually in stock for next-day delivery.
The real problem is that almost all of these machines, analysed at random, suffer from serious technical aberrations, designed to fool the unwary buyer. The pattern is always the same:
The RAM is systematically sabotaged: Very often we find a single-channel configuration, which halves the bandwidth and causes a performance loss of 15 to 25% in games. A 2479 CHF PC (Captiva R89-085) sold with "1 x 64GB DDR5 5200MHz" is a technical heresy.
The components are "No-Name": unbranded and uncertified power supplies (PSUs) and SSDs are installed, even on machines costing almost CHF 4,000 (Captiva R90-729). It's like playing Russian roulette with expensive hardware. Stability and security are sacrificed.
Platforms are often obsolete: In 2025, PCs costing over CHF 1,000 (Captiva R88-503) are being sold on a 2017 AM4 platform, with no possibility of upgrading.
My question is addressed directly to Digitec: how can your in-house expertise allow machines that are the antithesis of all good PC assembly practice to go by? It's a paradox that seriously damages your credibility.
My approach is not to accuse, but to alert. So I ask you: am I the only one shocked by this situation? Is it normal for a reference brand to allow its catalogue to be dominated by thousands of phantom and technically dubious configurations?
The debate is open.
To end on a constructive note, there is one obvious solution: Digitec should launch its own range of 'Digitec Certified' PCs. 5 to 10 configurations, not 5000. Machines designed by your experts, totally transparent, that the community would be proud to recommend. It would be a real vote of confidence.
For some time now, I have noticed that more and more electronic products are being supplied with a German plug (type F, Schuko) instead of the plug type used in Switzerland (type J), often without any labelling on the product. This practice is impractical and annoying from the customer's point of view in several respects:
Space problem with sockets: the German plug requires significantly more space and often blocks neighbouring sockets, especially with multiple sockets.
Need for an adapter: An additional adapter is required to be able to use the devices at all. These are often bulky and impair handling.
Time-consuming replacement process: In many cases, a separate complaint has to be registered in order to obtain a suitable adapter or a plug replacement. This is cumbersome and causes unnecessary expense.
As a Swiss customer, I expect products for the local market to be delivered with the right plug. I would therefore ask you to review your internal processes and supply chains and ensure that devices are supplied with a Swiss plug as standard or at least with a suitable, high-quality adapter.
Thank you for your attention and I hope to see a rapid improvement on this point.
Kind regards
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I am putting together a new audio workstation (DAW) for our recording studio.
We work exclusively with Cubase 8.5 and are looking for unconditional performance.
So far I have ended up with:
https://www.digitec.ch/de...
Some key data:
- The PC is operated with up to 4 24" monitors.
- The price is secondary, as we want a DAW that will keep our projects running smoothly for years.
- We partly work with huge projects (several hundred tracks, tons of VST plugins, virtual instruments, playing time > 1h)
- As many PCI-e slots as possible for DSP cards
- Best possible optimisation for audio recordings / mixing and mastering (metal and rock range)
- As quiet as possible.
Many thanks to everyone who has provided me with valuable tips or optimisation advice.
And a nice Friday to all of you :-)
In the last few months, my orders have often only been delivered after a few days, although the shop advertised delivery the following day.
A very recent example: I ordered two smaller products at around 11:00am, both of which were in stock and both showed "delivery tomorrow". I selected the post office as my preferred delivery agent and did NOT select "slow delivery". The order still said "Delivery tomorrow". On the following day, although my order said "Delivery today", it also said "0 of 2 dispatched" and none of the products had been handed over to the post office yet, i.e. it was clear that the products would not be delivered that day. The order then arrived 2 days late.
In the meantime, if I really want to have the delivery guaranteed the next day, I have to have it delivered to a store and go and collect it.
I realise that Digitec apparently has a high volume of orders at the moment and that there may therefore be delays in delivery. But why isn't it written in the store that the delivery may not arrive for a few days? Why do they still advertise next-day delivery if this is no longer true in most cases anyway?
Have you had similar experiences with delivery times? What do you think?