Among the current models the Samsung Galaxy S23 and Asus Zenphone 10 seem to be the best options when size matters.

Both are similar in volume, but the ZP10 is less wide while the S23 is quite a bit slimmer.

Advantages ZP10:

• Larger Battery
• No Samsung Bloatware
• Slightly more pocketable

Advantages S23:

• bigger Display
• better Cameras

I went for the S23 because I think you get more phone for the size.

It is but the mod does not allow questions there.

Totally agree.

Day after day the mods delete questions and force users over to askandroid, a community with only ~250 subs and 8 active users a day.

The main community had about 10 new posts within the last 24hrs. A few questions would not hurt at all (5 within the last 24hrs)

Yeah, it sucks. Recently moved from a 5 to a 7a and it's just terrible.

Maybe it will improve over time but chances are I'll switch to another phone vefore that happens...

Maybe I'm celebrating too soon but I feel that, finally, smaller phones are having a comeback.

It clould also be that it took ~3 yrs for the folding tech to enable smaller phones but after checking out many razr+(40ultra) reviews, and now the HM V2, reviewers are once again getting excited about smaller dimensions and lighter weight.

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Also check out 'Everything Smart Home 's video. He compiled a prime day offers spreadsheet: https://youtu.be/BTlypaOe4G8

If you like statistics give graphana a look. It's a very powerful graphing toolkit, given enough time you can create really beautiful views of your data.

If you need aditional data: Many smart plugs can measure power consumption...

Before buying more sensors/actuators: Think about the communication pritocols you want to use:

WiFi

• No additional HW required
• Simple setup
• No battery powered devices or high battery consumption

Bluetooth

• Probably no add. HW req.
• Battery powered devices
• limited range

Zigbee

• good range
• lots of devices
• low power/battery powered
• needs add. HW (usb stick)
• may be a little more complex to set up

(This is just a veeery short summary)

I'd definitely prefer the fight...

It's one of the first phones that raised my interest in a looong time...

I started out with docker because it looked like a clean and portable solution.

After adding container after container to get the features/add-ons i wanted, various hassles with USB components and networking troubles I ended up with a solution that was a PITA to keep updated.

Then I switched to a RPi and it was smooth sailing (especially integrated updates and backup).

Next step is to move it to proymox running on an Odroid H3...

Not if they popped off...

Since there are no fragments of the carbon hull stuck to the tutanium parts it seems the bond wasn't that strong.