The Black Moor

This is just a short follow-up post to me complaining about how the PiSugar 2 really does not do what it claims it can; IE: power up the Pi after power is restored.

TLDR; If you need a basic UPS for your Pi, one that can just let your Pi power off safely, the PiSugar 2 will do that.

This 'guide' is intended to perhaps streamline, or simplify, or possibly muddy the waters even more, but the idea is that I've long been confused about the easiest way to run TRLEs on Linux.

A while back, Google decided that, for the betterment of the Wear OS community, they would use the Watch Face Format, a descriptive language definition of a watch face that was only capable of the things that the Watch Face Format supports.

Wuben continues to make a pile of flashlights, and they're often going on sale.

After I found that my cheap Qi charger that I had used on my Pixel 3 and 6 wasn't working properly on my Pixel 10, I eventually gave in and got the only charger that seemed high quality and was said to work well with the Pixel 10 series, and that was the…

I am a lover of earbuds, earphones, and anything audio.

I don't change phones frequently.

I upgraded my aging Pixel 6 for a Pixel 10 a while back, and attempted to use the wireless charging dock that I used on the Pixel 3 and Pixel 6 with zero problems.

Pulled out the phone a few days ago, and something felt off, like the case was pushed over the corner.

I have always been fascinated by watches and have always had one, even as a child, when most other kids did not have one.

My wife is obsessed with water bottles; she has them all over the place, and she seems to think I should also be obsessed with them.

I've owned the Pixel 6 since it was released; just like the Pixel 1XL and Pixel 3XL, I ordered it during the announcement, so I've owned it since October 2021.

A lot of 'smart' things are pretty dumb.

I have carried an EDC flashlight for many years; technically, I carry two, as I also have a small Fenix L0D on my keychain.