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One garage door, one sensor, one USB power: a picture of where each one's 2 wires go on the relay board, screw by screw. The printed names are saved so Claude can read them.

The Small Garage Door opener (Refoss RSGD100) went dark on the network for two months while still powered — no button response, no real door-position feedback. Someday build: an all-in-one ESP8266 + relay board running ESPHome, plus the reed switch already on hand from the old unit. Parts list, wiring plan, and an ESPHome config sketch to build from.

Turn any USB mic into a studio mic for Zoom, Meet, Webex and Discord. Gate, compressor, 4-band EQ and a limiter in one window — plus ready-made presets for podcasts, webinars and streaming. Free Windows app, self-updating.

Lay out the game screen yourself — and it now obeys the same rules the real game does, so anything you build here can actually ship. Drag the purple dividers to set the side column and bottom strip; the board fills what is left and can't be dragged, exactly like the game. A live readout shows the board size and what each change costs you. Rotate 90° for upright.

Five drives vanished and D: locked itself read-only. A reboot didn't help, neither did the power brick or the power cable — the dead part was the USB data cable. Inside: how we found it, the new rule for spotting it in two minutes, why USB keeps dropping the drive box, and what to buy to end it for good (with real parts and prices).

Harmony and Kendrick walk every rule from the 19 quiz-prep pages you photographed — NTSB reporting, dispatcher emergency power, engine-outs, emergency equipment, oxygen, passengers/cargo/security, and the whole fuel ladder — ending in a rapid-fire numbers recap. Built for the drive to work before the quiz.

What it would cost to move the Docker apps out of the house so they survive power outages. Your ~96 apps sorted into 3 families (movers / media giants / GPU muscle), four sized options with real July-2026 prices ($0 to ~$99/mo), what stays home no matter what, and the recommended path: $0 today, ~$15-26/mo when ProStops goes public.

Solved: Mark's charger reads CP9 with the car plugged in — meaning the car is ready and the charger sees it, but is withholding permission on purpose. Rules out bad wiring, a dead relay, the car, and the charging mode. Nothing is broken. Includes the firmware-update check, the Home-switch test, and a copy-paste message to Andeman using the CP9 code.

A super-simple guide to your Paperless filing app — how to add papers (upload, drag-drop, or snap a photo), how to find any paper in seconds by typing one word, how tags work like colored sticky notes, and the self-sorting folder trick. Plain and easy.

A super-simple, 3rd-grade-level guide to using Claude Code — what "agents" (helper robots) are, sending a whole team at once, the Finder and Planner helpers, plus other tricks: slash commands, memory, reaching other apps, background work, reading pictures, and web search. With a "try saying this" example on every card.

Live prep war-room for the July 15 Flight Monitor interviews. Tap-to-check prep checklist (saves progress), study material (Part 107, METAR decoding, risk & anomalies, all 16 Leadership Principles), a STAR story builder tied to your Army / General Atomics / Wing / VetClaims.ai background, and a countdown calendar.

Play all 29 new beats, tick the ones to Keep, and assign each to a game (Alien Ops, Marble Match, NEXUS Fighter, Chef Rush, Colony Defense). Your picks save in your browser — hit Copy my list to send them back. Separate from the marble soundtrack.

Listen to all 12 reference voices saved in the Chatterbox Voice Studio (voice.onfleek.live) — the clips used to clone a voice for text-to-speech.

The share-with-friends page, rewritten at a 4th-grade reading level. Google will not let a new developer go public until 12 people test the game for 14 days. Says what it costs them (nothing), gives them the join button, and heads off the three things that confuse every tester. Send this to anyone with an Android phone.

The full in-game soundtrack — every gameplay track with playback controls, streamed live from the game. A green dot confirms each track imported correctly and is available to play. 6 new tracks this update.

Every marble in the game — the ones on the board plus the full library — trimmed & cropped, with names and file names. Tap to select the ones you want swapped; your picks are remembered on the device.

Super simple, big-text steps anyone can follow on their phone: get the app, tap the file, flip it on. Made to hand straight to a new VPN user — no codes to type, no tech words.

One spare Pi 3, two jobs: a whole-house Pi-hole ad blocker plus a BedJet Bluetooth bridge for voice control. Headless setup — flashed from the server, no screen needed. 4-step status board.

Windows refuses the right password for the server's D: drive. The password is fine — Windows only allows one login per server, and your PC is already using it for Downloads. One line to paste clears the old connection and reconnects.

Desktop icons that RDP in with no password typing. Both machines live — each icon opens straight into your own desktop (761st via your Microsoft account, server via its OnFleek login). One copy-paste line sets up each PC.

Some movies won't play in the web browser because the graphics-card converter is broken. Simple 6-step driver clean-reinstall to put it back. Installer already downloaded to the PC.

Live progress of the ~9,900-book clean import (dedup + junk-free, PDFs kept, old formats converted). Auto-refreshing bar with %, rate, and time left.

Let the OnFleek server install & fix apps on the 761st_Armor PC by itself. Opens WinRM once (one elevated one-liner), creates a claude-remote admin, then winget installs run from the server — no trips to the other PC.

9 Reddit searches plus a web teardown hunt. Pump vs solenoid valve, a 3-check diagnostic tree, fix-in-order checklist (tap to check off), ranked threads, and now a Teardown + Parts section: hidden-clip map, the built-in pump-test button, a free swap test, and real replacement-pump links (Amazon/AliExpress) + a teardown video.

6th-grade walkthrough for kindle.onfleek.live → Kindle. Annotated screenshots show exactly where to click on Amazon & OnFleek profile. Brevo SMTP via kindle@onfleek.live.

Same content (Donate $75 hero, 3 feature cards, stat strip), rendered in five styles: OnFleek warm dark, Linear cool minimal, Stripe premium gradient, Vercel precise mono, Notion warm light. Side-by-side compare or full-screen tabs.

Phone-friendly on-site repair checklist. 6 steps, tap-to-check, resistance target reference, voltage sanity check. Progress persists in browser — pick up where you left off.

Interactive HJH5 pin simulator. Click pins to select, label combos, mark ✓/✗, and save locally. Pre-seeded with UP / DOWN / BEEP? from the whiteboard. Troubleshoots manual-works / relay-fails.

7 phases from Smart Life mode → HA Tuya integration → YAML scripts → Karen's tap dashboard. Includes a pre-departure commissioning checklist.

Terminal-side map for the ST-DC4 board. PCB pad taps (Yellow/White/Blue → NO1/COM/NO2), Red passes through untouched. Cheat sheet table + 4-step build order.

ST-DC4 4CH relay (v2.2.1) tap into Karen's Richmat HJH5 hand control. SVG diagram, terminal map, splice steps, Smart Life setup.

10 proposed improvements to the wiring guide — tiered by impact & effort. Includes BOM, troubleshooting, and Alexa phrase bank previews.