I’m slightly confused by your question. Are you trying to power two thingies off a twofer adapter, or are you trying to multiplex something?

It sounds like you’re just trying to do power so:

See how much each strip draws (either via data sheet of amps per meter times 0.69, or measure it) and if that amount exceeds the capacity of the adapters you want to use, it’ll either not work or shorten the life of the gizmos (or if it’s really cheap crap or you’ve gone way the heck over the capacity of any component it might catch fire a bit).

Note the current on the datasheet wont be linear per length, but for 27” chonks if should be close enough.

Edit: I see now your LEDs are 3V. Personally I’d recommend replacing them with 12 or 24V, or at least 5V to run properly on the 5V thing you’re plugging them into. Why did you go with 3V product?

It’s time to mean income, not stable living wage.

That’s one big-ass candle you’ve got off cam left there

I mean, yes, but don’t waste a good high on working

Sell that virus for a hundred gross of self-sealing stem bolts, and you’re already on the road to profit.

I always wonder what people like you do for CAD.

Try to remember that some of us have to use windows for work. Comments like yours are unhelpful. The world would be entirely made of of people who don’t care/complain + people on Linux if it weren’t for certain software.

My midlife crisis just got a little worse.

There are places where it would literally cost me 80% less to live. I’m stuck for work reasons but damn.

Cost of living where I am is around $38-40 so I’m all out of whack with this, sorry. But on most contracts our first 2hrs of OT would be 1.5x, whereas you’re somehwere around 1.85x? So that’s neat.

2 hours of overtime is $30? OP needs a union.

What’s “a ml" in this context?

Is the dev really teeny and takes up only a cubic centimetre when liquified?