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    Suggest UPS that can handle 800-900w load

    these days you can get lithium ion batteries for use with UPS so don't need to worry about any fumes.
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    Has someone used NuMakers Filament before?

    I have used numakers pla filaments on Ender 3. Works OK, no complaints. I would recommend you to get one to test and then buy other colors as needed.
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    Any good 65 inch tv

    I am keeping an eye for a good deal on X90L 55 inch. If it comes below 85k, will buy it.
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    Earphones (TWS) under 5k

    I absolutely hate toothbrush style ear phones. which essentially limits my options to just Samsung or Google. I just change between these 2 every couple of years.
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    The Raspberry Pi Thread

    Tailscale is great, my 3VPSs and home server all are connected over tailscale, I can route traffic from internet to my home server without having public ip address at my home. Everything is running flawlessly from last 1 year,
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    10-15K Suggest a 5G enabled previous year's Flagship phone.

    My wife has S20FE 5g, still no complaints, but there won't be any further updates, so won't recommend it. Look into motorola, they have quite good phones in recent years.
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    Atx power supply to bench power supply conversion

    I would also recommend getting a proper lab bnch power supply instead of using an ATX Power supply. You get much more features and it will be much more reliable that converted ATX power supply. I also won't trust my tinkering skills for something that has live AC power involved.
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    10-15K Suggest a 5G enabled previous year's Flagship phone.

    You wont get flagship for 15k, if you want true flagship increase your budget and get S23. Used one will cost less. or else check the FE modesl
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    4K OTT bundle/dongle for Samsung TV

    If you can spend a little more, get Google TV with Chromecast. OS is much better than Firestick and its smooth and lag free as F.
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    51-70k Moving to desktop after ages - need help building PC

    try getting used components instead of new. Works fine and will save you a lot of money.
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