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- Comment on Python Foundation rejects $1.5M grant with no-DEI strings 1 day ago:
Honestly this is magnificent. 🤡
- Comment on Fight me 6 days ago:
Turn that entropy up to 11, boi!
- Comment on The Sodium-Ion Battery Revolution Has Started 1 week ago:
OnePlus claim it’s not and a quick search does back that up. For the one specific to my phone they move a chunk of the work off the device (reducing heat on the phone) and onto the charger. It’ll still charge normally with any USB charger but it gets much hotter and is much slower compared to the OnePlus “warp” charge.
- Comment on The Sodium-Ion Battery Revolution Has Started 1 week ago:
Yeah, a friend of mine made a similar argument and I hear it. Personally I’m always right beside a fast charger so it’s not an issue for me.
My phone has an option to auto-stop charging at 80% so I use that. I will occasionally charge it to 100% but like maybe once a month. TBH if it had an option to stop at 90% I’d probably use that as a middle ground (my steam deck does and I use 90% with it). I got 5 years out of my last phone and I’m 3 years into the current one and hoping to get many more out of it.
- Comment on The Sodium-Ion Battery Revolution Has Started 1 week ago:
For anyone wondering what “10,000 lifetime cycles” means, it’s full charge / discharge to the point that the batteries are at 80% of original capacity so 10,000 is to me an absolutely incredible number.
A typical phone battery is rated for about 500 (you can massively improve this by not charging it beyond 80%).
- Comment on How would you quickly describe Lemmy to a non-fediverse person? 1 week ago:
“Decentralized?”
“Like email” is a quick way to explain that.
- Comment on How are these ICE agents allowed to fire on protestors like this 1 week ago:
Honestly love the first amendment in the US. That video is gas!
- Comment on [Technology Connections] Some DVD re-releases got cheapened out in a weird way [17:59] 2 weeks ago:
My local charity shop has an arse load of DVDs.
- Comment on The Viking combat roguelite Bad North (2018) is truly incredible in bite-sized real-time tactics 2 weeks ago:
Just wanted, months later, to say thanks for this recommendation. I don’t get much gaming time but I did wishlist this and picked it up for a song and have been playing an hour here or there of it and thoroughly enjoying it.
- Comment on ‘I realised I’d been ChatGPT-ed into bed’: how ‘Chatfishing’ made finding love on dating apps even weirder 2 weeks ago:
Same. Dating in the modern era looks terrifying.
- Comment on Sora AI Slop is here 3 weeks ago:
Ok. Now we’re at 99 seconds. What’s next?
- Comment on Head of the Signal app threatens to withdraw from Europe 3 weeks ago:
Google employee confirmed. Absolute trash reasoning verging on trolling it’s so ridiculous. Wild that you arguing so vehemently in favour of reduced access to use your hardware the way you want.
All of them
Laughable. You’ve obviously never worked in any kind of customer support role.
Most people are going to melt at the steps necessary to use adb.
capacity isn’t willpower.
By capacity I meant access to hardware. There are so many people in poorer countries out there that don’t have a laptop, permission to start using one for installing adb on it but also have an android phone.
welcome to an effective deterrent.
I don’t want an effective deterrent that effectively kills fdroid and the like. That’s the whole point. I’ve favoured android because it’s more open. The talking points in favour of it pale in comparison to the loss of freedom.
Honestly just jog on. Please.
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 31 comments
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
It’s ambiguous. Fresh white bread could be considered both amazing or dull.
Did you feel like the date went well?
If it was meant as an insult then the guy is a cunt. Did he give off cunt vibes?
- Comment on Head of the Signal app threatens to withdraw from Europe 3 weeks ago:
developer verification can be disabled, bypassed, or worked with
In reality, this is useless given the technical capabilities (or access to the technology necessary) of nearly every android user. What percentage of them do you think has the capacity or capability to use ADB?
you called it sideloading removal, which it isn’t.
Strictly it ticks the box, however effectively it is sideloading removal. Arguing otherwise honestly makes me think you work for them. It’s such obvious marketing bullshit “Oh, we left this tiny window open to tick the box which people can use, but almost certainly not you and even if you are capable, it’s a pain in the arse”. There are 7 intelligent people in my house. I’m the only one capable of using ADB without enormous effort, making it a deliberately huge barrier and even I’m not going to do it to install a trusted open source app.
Let’s be clear; the only reason they left that little window open was to have people like you say “no, sideloading is still possible” to cover their arses legally and also for actual developers, not because they care about an open ecosystem.
- Comment on Head of the Signal app threatens to withdraw from Europe 3 weeks ago:
Adb is functionally useless for most people.
- Comment on Before modern-day authoritarian regimes, did people living under abosolute monarchies talk criticize the monarchs? Or did they just stay silent in fear of persecution? 4 weeks ago:
I was 12 when that happened and even then I knew from quite far away that a great evil had left the world. He got what he deserved. Prick.
- Comment on No words 1 month ago:
This is the context I came to the comments for. Thank you. I knew Mandy was a solid human.
- Comment on Beggars can't be choosers 1 month ago:
That’s actually Ukraine. A Russian soldier died there.
- Comment on What percentage of the world population ages 30+ do you suppose is capable of financially supporting themselves & living & thriving independently? 1 month ago:
It’s a good, thought provoking, question but “thriving” is subjective. One of my besties is not wealthy and doesn’t want to be but he’s living the life he wants and very happy doing it so I’d consider that thriving.
- Comment on What are some franchises with characters that personify countries? 1 month ago:
Hon hon hon
- Comment on Name this minivan 1 month ago:
What is that thing on the bonnet / hood?
- Comment on Bench - A community for pictures of benches! 1 month ago:
Looking forward to seeing them :)
- Comment on Bench - A community for pictures of benches! 1 month ago:
Oh fantastic! Looking forward to those!
- Comment on Bench - A community for pictures of benches! 1 month ago:
Welcome! Yeah I’m not sure how I came across it in the other place but it just brought a little joy to my life. I do love a good bench.
- Submitted 1 month ago to newcommunities@lemmy.world | 7 comments
- Comment on Desiccant dehumidifiers are fascinating... but not for everyone [29:19] 1 month ago:
You should be able to pick up an old style timer plug for under 10 euro / USD in your hardware store.
They’re a tiny bit fiddly to set up but given how power hungry those things are you’ll be saving money in no time.
We have one around here somewhere. I’ll see if I can dig you out a picture.
- Comment on what does it mean being nice to your coworkers to you? 1 month ago:
Could you give me an example of a prying question you got asked?
I find most people overshare unnecessarily. I’m always telling me wife and kids not to give detail and have gotten very good at giving minimal detail.
Example: my wife has been in hospital for weeks. It’s not something she’d want people to know about.
My mother in law was all “what are you going to tell people?” and I just said “nothing”. So when I do have to bring it up I say “she’s been in hospital a few weeks and will be another few more but she’ll be fine”. That last part I add to deflect in advance.
Only one person has had the gall to ask for more information and I told them I’d tell them over a pint some time (i.e. would you ever fuck off with that).
- Comment on Finish the story, chat. 1 month ago:
Now assume pi is 4. Proceed to have a nervous breakdown.
20 points.
- Comment on Yes, you can store data on a bird — enthusiast converts PNG to bird-shaped waveform, teaches young starling to recall file at up to 2MB/s 1 month ago:
Is it a subscription though? Investors like that