>move to canada

>all the stuff that has batteries in them cant be shipped

>it's cheaper to ship chink shit to america instead

????

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OICITnebS_w

the battery law with canada is weird

i've never had issues getting phones and stuff but like, obviously laptop batteries and some vaping stuff are out of the question

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32825158826.html

just ordered xiaomi laptop fans

to repair my xiaomi laptop

how did it break

I stuck a screwdriver in it

🤔

I've been using the laptop for like 3 years now all over the world

I dropped it and it's dented and stuff

how is it holding up

and for the past month or so it's been making whining noises on the fan

which I tried to clean with compressed air

and WD40

and I tried using a screwdriver to see if any dust is in there

but it stopped working

and now my laptop's CPU throttled and doesnt work anymore

since it's way too hot

otherwise i've been using it for years

it's still a great little laptop

and aftermarket parts is cheap as dirt

how much power is USB-C allowed to draw

im looking at docks and hubs

can it really power all those USB devices

USB-C can allow up to 100W

https://www.usb.org/usb-charger-pd

hmm why does anyone need more than 10,000 mAh for power banks

they're so slim and small nowadays

anything bigger is too heavy

@Jignx it's called the Bill of rights, not the Bill of needs

I haven't charged my battery in 2 weeks and there's still enough to charge my phone 3 times

Can your 10k mAh battery do that

yea actually

3000 mAh (average phone battery size) times 3 is 9000 mAh

>implying 100% efficiency

Isn’t it less than 10k mAh because they state the capacity at like 3V instead of 5V?