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If the battery still works it's got a built-in UPS.
Although, isn't it a potential fire hazard? Having a lithium battery always at 100%?
Thats how you get a Spicy Pillow. If youre running linux on the right hardware you can look into tlp or similar and set the battery to not fully charge, which will delay the Pillows Spicyness.
Wouldn't you be able to set the battery to stop charging at 100% and a level to start charging the battery so it runs through charge cycles and you avoid the spicy pillow
Wouldn't you be able to set the battery to stop charging at 100% and a level to start charging the battery so it runs through charge cycles and you avoid the spicy pillow