Oh, that’s not UK.

Where are you based? I have a theory that the European implementation is just way better

Magnetocaloric cooling.

Schönen Kuchentag!

I’ve never used it, but I suspect it’s the same as any other supported app.

It’s fairly recent

Revanced Spotify is available

Summit doesn’t support it.

Edit: support requested: https://lazysoci.al/post/28871638

Edit 2: It’s also worth noting that the alt text is literally the title of the post.

Congratulations @rimu@piefed.social

They’re legitimate friction points.

In regards to instance selection paralysis, I think the solution is to invite people to instances specifically rather than an overarching community, software or protocol.

As for the Mastodon timeline, it should be a filter button that defaults to federated, one click to local, two to home.

They’ll likely require you to import them. Buying them from the UK or even China would circumvent these new rules. Though spending a couple hundred on a phone with zero updates is wild to me.

Firefox with Enhanced Tracking Protection set to Strict and uBlock Origin along with LocalCDN installed.

That’s the interesting bit, because aren’t we then basically talking about ten years of upgrades?

I suspect OEMs will pull devices from shelves quicker to try and limit their software obligations.

I scrolled ALL and think I saw one of the offenders.

Yup, it’s epic and ensures the longevity of devices. I suspect we’ll see less cheap devices on the market, but the ones that are released, will actually be good and last.

It’s the

Software support: Devices must receive operating system upgrades for at least 5 years from the end-of-sale date.

That I’m excited about.

One may still need to report the issue for the mod to become aware of it.

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Thanks for explaining. If someone is stealing posts, then it’s up to the moderators and/or admins to deal with that.

But as I said, there’s a lot of people on Lemmy that think theft is okay. Hence sanctioning bots to steal content from elsewhere on the net.

We literally have reposting bots for hackernews, reddit, Twitter, etc. It’s nearly infinite content out there.

Theft is theft. It’s all shit and should be frowned upon.

I haven’t seen this, so can’t speak on it. What’s the difference between someone reposting the same article/crossposting and content jacking?