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If you can wait then wait. 

I personally try to keep my configs cleaned up so I do delete folders if I no longer plan on using said apps. 

Yes folders and files in your home folder must be deleted manually if you want them gone. This includes the KDE settings and configs if that is what you were concerned about.

I mean the heatsink doesn't seem to include mounting for a fan so the OP must've attempted something such as:

https://postimg.cc/G9JM4bnZ

Hardly the worst thing they could have done. 

I hate that about Ubiquiti. I don't want to learn about new Unifi or Network App releases so far ahead of them actually being available in the official release channel. 

UEFI is part of the motherboard. I think you need to do some Googling to learn these terms if they're unfamiliar to you. 

The UCG Ultra is one of Ubiquiti's cheapest gateway devices. You would use it in place of your ISP's router but you would need a separate wifi setup. 

The UXG Lite is similar to the Ultra but does not include the network controller so you would need to plan for that as well. 

Bought APC Network Management Card from /u/xxbiohazrdxx

Oops I didn't even notice that 😂

Bare metal just means the OS is running directly on the hardware as opposed to running virtualized. 

Saying you are satisfied but also not impressed gives a little bit of mixed signals and your post sounds more on the negative side. 

Search settings for motion assist and disable it if it's enabled. 

It just sounds like you just need a more fitness oriented wearable and the Pebble isn't that. And that's okay. Not every wearable is gonna do all the things and also do them well. If a Garmin is better suited for your lifestyle then that's what you should use. 

You aren't missing anything. It is likely just not available yet. 

https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008976393-Backups-and-Migration-in-UniFi

No. It has to be the gateway. If you put it behind a different router then you will have double NAT. If you just want a controller then you have the option of the CloudKeys or self hosting Unifi OS Server. 

It's the same. The big difference is capacity. The instant is limited to one HDD. 

Also the new G2 NVRs do have built-in AI. So that's another difference. 

What's the issue with ipv6 and mdns?

The OP has the opposite problem. They want to exchange the accessories (a cable) and keep the NAS. 

Out of curiosity, what shows up if you click on learn more?

What would stop you from running something like this on your box? 

1. The fact it's AI coded

2. The price. The fact it's a subscription and not one-time is even worse. 

But what if by transferring from the old phone, you transfer the app that went wild?

Did the charger for your Pixel 6a stop working?

People really want to make sure people know what their product is NOT.

Other than Konsole being a KDE app, is there any reason why you wouldn't want to use an alternative terminal app?