Mine's not bad: Long press will activate 2lm crawl-like-a-ninja mode, single-click activates Last State of normal operation, and back button bangs the 2000lm output
When switched on "normal", long press will fade up or down
It took a bit of research I must say
Serious, use everyday:
Some people would argue about the strobe and S.O.S functions out in nature, or even sell the 2000lm as defence against aggression
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Long Live The Resistance!!!
So I guess the most important thing in your life is playing PUBG then?
You do you, stay in your walled garden full of expiring licences, monthly subscriptions, invasive surveillance, ads - and so many bugs.
I need windows and macos for stuff at work, I own such machines. Only I don't use them outside of that exact, momentarily need.
Dual Boot is your friend.
And they OWN that shit, they ain't just shilling it. 2 owns the liquid, one owns the solid. Uh.
Wtf is wrong with these dudes
Who are these guys?
What shit are they selling?
Mark your position in a rescue situation, combining very strong light output and limited power usage to have it effective for a long time
Some have many modes (high-mid-low beam, fade output, lock switch,... A lot) but most only have 1 push button - the combination of hold / click / double-triple click can get complicated.
My Thrunite has "only" 4 main functions that I use, and probably at least 2 or 3 more that I am not aware of.
Disclaimer: I'm a tech for theatre, I live in the dark and use it all the time!
No, I don't get the gender part either. Tho I would go with rechargeable for someone not used to them, it's easier to plug when needed rather than cry because the batteries are dead and the shop is closed.
That you can "do everything that windows does". You can't. You can do similar things, you can do different things, you can do basic things, yes, but Linux can't do everything that windows does.
disclaimer: on linux since 2006
Not a boat owner, but trained on sailboats: if you feel like it, take sailing lessons and get a feel for it, it's fun and relaxing. I hate motorboats for the noise, the environmental impact. And it's kinda dull.
In any case, navigation and boating in general has rules, depending on where you are you may have to get a license.
Got to your local sail club, take lessons. When you're trained you will be able to rent boats from time to time. Almost nobody sails enough that buying is reasonable. And anchoring in a proper port means an annual fee to pay.
PSA: it stands for Read The FINE Manual
Now canonically switched to "read the friendly manual" which I find more patronizing
There's Deepin also