#Random #electronics question...
Anyone have a recommendation for a good, 12V based timer with relay on/off (with some current handling)? I could design one (Arduino and relays, RTC), but prefer something with some robust packaging.... Would like to turn things on and off automatically on a 12V battery system. Doesn't need fancy scheduling (actually preferable to not have too much external requirements).
Use case: turn on a remote switch and/or supply to an inverter automatically on a schedule.
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Starting to tinker with old/disused smartphones to self-host. However, upon buying a couple second-hand phones, I'm often faced with Google's FRP protection: you can only use the phone by connecting to the previous owner's google account. Factory reset doesn't solve this.
Do you have any trustworthy resources on bypassing this? terminal tools? forums?
Seems essentials to increase phone's lifespan.
thankssss
@uberbrady @samir @snipe also, obligatory:
(via https://www.reddit.com/r/Mastodon/comments/zcam81/with_apologies_to_xkcd/ )
Pretending I have a 4mm thick e-Ink Macintosh Plus.