Could be similar to the leap Apple delivered with the switch to Apple Silicon
KeepassXC works on Mac, too and there's KeepassDX for Android.
Looking back in history, it's actually pretty representative and doesn't change that much even if the outside temps move by ~10°C. "Cuisine" pretty much always eats between 35 and 40 kWh per day while "Salon" doesn't do much. My house is very old (180 years old), so the insulation definitely isn't up to modern standards, but I've seen newer houses (like '50s-'70s) with worse.
My thermostats compute this for me. This is all the ones I have on the ground floor (other ones aren't in HA yet). It's been a bit cold last night, around -14°C. Oh, and the chart is for yesterday.
"Cuisine" is a pretty large room of about 250-300 sq ft, and it's in kind of an open space with "Salon", hence why the latter doesn't run very often. "Bureau" is my office, about 150 sq ft, and "SDB RDC" is a bathroom / laundry room, a bit less than 100 sq ft.
I use Canadian Multilingual on a ISO-style keyboard, mostly because my main language is French and typing accents on a US keyboard is horrible.
Coding makes a hefty use of Alt ("option" on mac), but they're relatively well-placed (see the labels on the bottom-right of the keys in the pic)
My main annoyance with it is that the ANSI-style keyboard puts "ù" to the left of "1", instead of the "/" you get on that key on a ISO keyboard (where ù is between the left shift and z). You can see how annoying this would be when programming or using the command-line. And of course, Apple stores only stock MacBooks with ANSI keyboards...
Pay peanuts, get monkeys.
I might've very well glanced over it, but the point is that I missed it when it's probably the most important one. Why is it added when you do ctrl-f but not when clicking?
EDIT: Actually, it doesn't show it until you actually type in the box:
It shows you all the filters except the one for the channel...
Having tried it, search is horrible. You have to look up the help to even know how to filter the search to a specific channel, by default it searches the whole server. I never managed to find anything, I had to ask again instead...
Even SD cards and USB chargers have powerful microcontrollers in them nowadays
I got a "manual" Breville espresso machine (Barista Express), and honestly it's not that many steps compared to a full auto like my mom's Jura. I just have to move the portafilter to the grinder, tamp, and put it back into the showerhead. Meanwhile, my mom has to fill up the tank, the coffee hopper and empty the grounds bin every ~5 cups... Not convinced it's worth 2x the price, and I can actually make better espresso on my machine.
I have enabled the option to limit charging to 85% on my Samsung, and last weekend I needed it to last for 2 days so I charged it to 100%. Easily made it. It's nice to know you have that 100% when you need it .