SLPT: Save your burned out light bulbs. Next time you stay at an AirB&B, switch them out for working ones.
SLPT: Save your burned out light bulbs. Next time you stay at an AirB&B, switch them out for working ones.
Knowing airb&b, they probably already have an "extra lightbulbs" charge baked in to the cost somewhere..
E: that, or the owner will catch you on spycam and not only charge you but get you blacklisted, too..
Replace your airb&bs spy cams with regular objects to get free surveillance equipment.
The real LPT is always in the comments
Oops, I unplugged the router. Only noticed when I was leaving.
This is the way. I really do love @GluWu@lemm.ee's suggestion, but you'd have to find them first, this is far less time and effort consuming lol
I accidentally held down this little button on the back of the router for 10 seconds, then I accidentally logged in and changed the SSID and password. 🤷
Also your routers shitty default firmware doesn’t support a vpn client, so I accidentally flashed it with OpenWRT.
2/5 stars: Roku TV stopped working.
Also someone stopped by to drop off a letter for you. Said you are being served by the MPAA. Whatever that means lol. Would not recommend.
You should be OK, unlikely they will bother watching a camera over a few burned out bulbs.
unlikely they will bother watching a camera over a few burned out bulbs
Lol, have you ever met a
leechlandlord?I'm not convinced that they aren't using the cameras without reason to to begin with, let alone having an excuse to use them. There's some freaks out there
How funny would it be to switch out every working bulb with a non working one
this isnt even shitty, except light bulbs dotn really burn out anymore
They still burn out pretty regularly for me, probably at the same rate as non-leds.
They still burn out pretty regularly for me
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Make sure your fixtures are ventilated. Prolonged heat degrades the capacitor until the power supply dies. The LEDs themselves are generally fine.
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There was a cap plague a few years ago and cheap bulbs got the worst of it.
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Until recently, super bright versions (150w-200w equivalent) only came from off-brands because none of the name brands wanted to put their name on something unreliable.
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If still have regular problems with the LED bulbs, buy them from the dollar store. They probably won't last any longer, but if they're gonna die on you anyway, the cheap ass ones from there still provide the same light as the better known models.
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As others have mentioned, there's something wrong with your setup. Your entire home should probably only be going through 1-2 replacements per year, vs replacing nearly all of them every year (as was the case with 1000-hour incandescents)
Not like they used too, but still do. Built a new home, and in less than 2 years, several of the cheap contractor grade bulbs have burned out.
They might. Usually it's the transformer, though. And even the LEDs will degrade over time.
yeah but it takes such a long time
This is more like an unethical life pro tip.
They sell perfectly acceptable flicker free LED light bulbs at the dollar tree now. This totally isn't worth the time and effort.
This is legit the third time I've read about dollar tree today on lemmy
Dubiously "pro" in my opinion; you stand to gain so very little at the cost of packing glass bulbs in your bag. At least if you can't swap the lights out for some reason, you can just throw them away at the hotel and confuse the staff. I'd rather not risk shards in my luggage.
Air Bed & Bulbs
It’s less funny when you take into account that LED light bulbs last longer and can be more expensive.
Also, bravo OP, this takes some ingenuity to think of, Ross from friends would be jealous.