I suggest developers add the ability to turn off hardware without having to take it apart. It's illogical to sell a car every time you don't have the money to fill it up and buy it again when the fuel money comes up. It's just pulling the plug. In fact, it would be better to be able to do this not only by interacting directly with the device, but also from the power distribution control panel (now it only displays the distribution of energy between different consumers without specifying their location). The remote control, in turn, must be as non-volatile as the beacon and "workbenches", i.e., running on its own power source.