Yes, the largest issue is that they heating isn't enabled unless it's charging or 'knows' it will be soon.

Ps: the heating is increasingly heat pump based instead of resistive.

Quite probable that it's the classic Bluetooth issue of devices fighting to see who gets paired to.

It's 'moot' btw- in case you picked it up wrong instead of a trivial slip.

"it's moo. like the opinion of a cow, it doesn't matter" -- Joey Tribbiani

Apparently, android isn't fixing it either.

"cofactor is a non-protein chemical compound or metallic ion that is required for an enzyme to function as a catalyst."

You would die. Immediately, and screaming in agony.

That's stupidly wrong.

I regularly find myself on a zero manganese diet for hours at a time, and I've yet to experience immediate death, screaming in agony.

Furthermore we have lots of data on how well humans can tolerate extended low manganese regimens. The standard treatment course for TB in the 1950s resulted in humans having low manganese for 1-2 years. This was unpleasant, but not lethal.

Source? I can't find anything about the standard treatment course for TB in the 1950s resulting in low manganese.

See https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4407437/ to verify that PAS was used.

Any google search on PAS and manganese will show that it eliminates manganese from the body by chelating it, and is therefore used for treating manganese toxicity.

I don't have a specific reference for manganese levels in people undergoing the old TB treatment. But I'm sure that it should exist somewhere.

> I don't have a specific reference for manganese levels in people undergoing the old TB treatment. But I'm sure that it should exist somewhere.

You've spread this claim throughout the comment section and called others "dead wrong", yet even you can't find a reference to support it?

The mechanism of PAS in TB is not manganese reduction: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5395024/

I wrote more above, but I cannot find anything to support this claim about PAS being used because it reduces manganese either.

The mechanism of action of PAS against TB is in the Dihydrofolate Reductase pathway: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5395024/

I can only guess that this commenter saw that PAS can also be used for manganese chelation and jumped to conclusions?

Interesting, but why not use the timestamp baked into response headers? There's also domain.tld/cdn-cgi/trace for cloudflare. I don't know how cloudflare will take using that page for this though.

Cross-origin stuff doesn’t always let you get access to those headers and they may not always be there. Some web servers don’t put that there, some do. Some frameworks add them, some don’t.

Yes, many servers don’t expose Date to browsers (Access-Control-Expose-Headers), so you can’t read it cross-origin. Also, CDNs/proxies can cache or rewrite headers, my goal was a boring, local /time on the same gateway the tech is testing. Another thing was that Date is seconds-resolution, I want ms and a stable JSON shape. I have found Cloudflare trace to be handy in past, but it’s not my box, it may rate-limit, and adds an extra network hop. For the core question "Is it me or the edge box" I wanted the box itself to answer.

This is also why I lean on a tiny JSON route with simple CORS. For anyone wiring this up, they can add

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * (or site origin), and Cache-Control: no-store

Also, watch for mixed content (HTTPS page trying to fetch HTTP gateway), either serve the probe from the gateway or expose /time over HTTPS.