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Sometimes the old tastebuds do go funny as they recover from smoking tobacco, it happened to me, but it doesn't last forever, so I hope they come back up soon.

What is probably happening is that a dying carto has (in the cases you describe) higher resistance than normal as it dies. So increasing the voltage makes perfect sense. But where that voltage comes from doesn't matter, electrons are assumed to be pretty much identical wherever they are.
If it works with a passthrough there's no reason why it shouldn't work with an LT.

I like that better, but it's always a matter of taste.
It feels more assertive, without being brash. Very nice, I do love a clean design.

I like the clean design, it's certainly presentable enough already to be used.

For the blog, there are a couple of design things you might want to think about, but they are mainly matters of taste.

The first is the typeface you're using. Given that vapers have a wide age range, some of them will have imperfect eyesight and I would say you could usefully increase the point size of the default text (headings etc are fine) a little to cater for them. The contrast between text colour and background is great, so it's not a massive problem, and it can be adjusted by users, but on my default setting the point size needs a slight bump up.

Second is the quantity of blank space at the margins. You might easily use a wider format to accommodate a slightly bigger point size, and still leave enough room for decent margins. It depends what you want to use the margins for, if anything. It feels a bit like a thin ribbon of text when using a browser in a landscape format.

Nitpicking I know, but those were my thoughts. Generally, as I said, I like the look of it.

Translation:

He cut it to deep square leg.

Perfectly OK in cricket. It's fairly similar to baseball, in spirit anyway, but with more cake.

How to put back together:

Screw the mouthpiece down as far as it will go without over-tightening, then unscrew it by a full turn.

Using an attached battery, line up the top of the central column/cap & washer with the bottom of the mouthpiece, pushing it up as far as it will go. Rotate it as you look at it, to make sure it's properly centred.

Unscrew the battery without disturbing the alignment of the column. Replace the bottom retaining ring. Push it down onto a hard surface to push the ring as high as it will go.

Screw down the mouthpiece.

Check that the central column is making a seal with the mouthpiece and properly centred. If it's not aligned properly it will leak, so start again if this is the case.

Overtightening the battery can also ruin the alignment.

Dry hits generally arise because either the wick isn't wet or the voltage is too high.

To be honest I've no idea which way it goes, I've not had to do it, but it's worth playing around with to see if it will make contact somehow. It sounds like a contact problem.

Basically with an adaptor there are two electrical connection points, batt to adaptor and adaptor to device. You seem to have lifted the battery pin so... Hope it works.