And its not just overcharging, but also false advertising here and there.
TheOSINTguy
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I first used uBlock origin 2 years ago and I will never go back to browsing without an adblocker
Using uBlock origin to disable javascript works 9 times out of 10 when theres a paywall.
You could always use a large monitor but the problem with that would be affordablity.
This close up picture goes to show you how large those drones actually are.
And so is a IR flashlight!
"Use this eye mask to protect you from 5g while you sleep" yes, such a thing existed, and it was removed from amazon for putting out harmful radiation.
"Sitting untouched and it fixed itself" have you tried disconnecting the both the normal battery and CMOS battery? Once both are unpluged hold down the power button for 40 seconds. That could work.
Ok, Im not 100% sure whats causing it but im going to list some things you could check
- Check the connecters, are any connectors damaged? This also includes cables.
- Are there any scratches on the motherboard or missing chips (may look like a silver metalic spot on the mobo)?
- Are there any spots on the motherboard that get really hot in the first gew seconds?
- Try switching out parts (like the power switch/button).
- I notice you said you had two of the same laptops, are they a company laptop?
Overall I think this comes down to a motherboard failure caused by wear and tear on the systems, sometimes it may be cheaper to buy a new laptop than keep fixing a problematic laptop.
Well if you put the one in the oven, that one will likely never turn on. What you discribed seams like a ram issue or short circut in the motherboard.
Try turning on the one that wasn't in the oven and see what the power lights doing. Are they blinking? Are they holding power for a few seconds.? If they hold power try and move onto the keyboard and press the caps lock and see if its light comes on. If it does the bios was active for a few seconds and its likely not a short circut (still a chance it may be though).
Edit: details
I wouldn’t be as worried about oxygen, but more worried about properly sealing the container off as a water leak could cause the lithium in the battery’s to produce hydrogen.
But the odds off either happening are very slim.
Edit: the water has to come in contact with the lithium.
As someone who has done racing on a track and has felt 0-60 in 2.9 seconds, most people wouldnt even be cabile of keeping the car in its lane. And most ram drivers are pure dicks.