I forgot to mention but I live in an area where 220V is the norm.

Is it possible that the local version of Energy Star for my TV used the Eco mode setting for the tests?

Yes but if it’s anything like office chairs casters, there are 2 standard sizes (of course), the 10 and the 11 mm

Unfortunately, I need a 10mm caster stem while most if not all of the caster wheels available have 11mm stems. (Philippines, no Amazon)

Are the stems on the caster wheels standard in length?

is it okay to borrow the press in the hardware?

if not what kind of clamps do I need? a Vise grip?

How would I upgrade the wheels?

Soak them in a Plastic bag with white vinegar

How long should I do this?

peel them

Is there an easy way to do this? That’s what I wanted to avoid most of all to be honest.

But wait, the TCL site only said it has an LCD Screen Type, and DLED Panel. Which is similar to this other 55inch TV Devant but this one has a power input of 150W. I’m confused again.

Also if the audio is getting 2x9W, that means the TCL P767 is allocating only 30W for the display?

Damn, I thought all of the stuff I’ve been looking at were LED.

Apparently only this one was LED, that’s why.

Won’t have doubts now, I’ll buy this tclp747. Thanks

here’s what a board game table looks like. Board Game Table Example

When I say broken I probably meant unwearable (removed heel, sole, etc.)

never seen this cushion design, I’ll think about it.

The legs of the table need to go under the bed.

Currently there’s zero space under the bed, that’s why I need something similar to a riser.

there’s no lemmy alternative yet but /r/movie suggestions had been real great for me so far. I’ve watched so many good films that I wouldn’t had if I didn’t saw it there.

Particularly Coherence, The Man from Earth, Brick, etc.

I did gain about 15 to 20kg.

I should just tone down on drinking.

yeah, I drink like once a month at most these days. maybe that’s it.

Is this why I’ve been getting the moz:developer thingy before site loads?

Coming off as a noob here, but how do you actually utilize the debugger.

Mostly working on python stuff in VS Code, sometimes I just run the code and look at the error. Sometimes I try the debug and run option but it acts the same as just running the code; there’s some stuff like variables window but I don’t know how to utilize the information to debug.

Also how does a trim remove the outer layer or something, wouldn’t they just remove the tips of the hair?