Design & Realisation

Galaxus claims "Order by 9 p.m. today, receive your delivery tomorrow If you order by 9 p.m. on a weekday, we’ll dispatch your order that day as long as the items are in stock in our main warehouse. Your order will normally arrive the next working day (including Saturday, if you’ve allowed Saturday delivery in your account). Each product page features real-time information on availability." But this does not apply most of the time. Several orders now were delivered the day after tomorrow, even not during holiday season. This is annoying and was one of the strength of Galaxus. No explanation either why items in stock are not delivered right away...

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Hello together Can anyone recommend an external hard drive for an SME of 5 employees so that everyone can access the hard drive via the network without having to connect the hard drive directly to the computer? Many thanks for your help

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sorting cat food by cheapest first is pretty pointless if no price per 100gr is taken as a value. should be adjusted. if you then filter by sparpack and various individual packets of 55gr come at >1CHF, then it becomes impossible to find something cheap without analysing the complete assortment.

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Does Galaxus currently have capacity problems? I placed the order at 17:31 on Thursday as I really wanted the goods tomorrow Sat. I also processed the order immediately so that the goods in stock would be dispatched immediately. Today Friday 22:37: "In stock, dispatch is being prepared" It is 100% understandable that not every order placed before 21:00 is delivered the following day, but not the day after next? I have also checked Saturday delivery: it is set correctly. And according to post.ch, I don't think it's due to the size of the packaging either: 88 x 20 x 12 cm and 7.33 kg. Let's see when the parcel arrives, hopefully on Monday, although it still hasn't been packed / dispatched..... Too bad, it's not the first time in recent times that you can't rely on the delivery time.

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Hello Comm at irregular intervals I make backups of the data (approx. 300Gb) on (currently) an external HDD. The HDD is now 8 years old and is starting to make strange noises xD The M2 prices have now become affordable :) I'm flirting with the Crucial P3 Pkus 4TB. The question is whether an M2 with a high read and write rate can also be placed in an external enclosure (Icy Box ICY BOX enclosure 1x NVMe, IB-1817M-C31) in terms of throttling performance when too warm?

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