Agreed. I generally like the Trailseeker, but its battery seems way too small.

This tells me the project cannot be trusted at all. The dev is clearly willing to ship undisclosed block lists... What's next, a crypto miner? Credential harvesting? Who knows.

Hopefully someone shows up with full pit bush next time and really blows their minds.

Come up with new features that people would be willing to pay for.

I don't see much point in opting out. The data will still be available to anyone who spins up an instance, and this could lead to a big game of whack-a-mole.

Better would be to push the Lemmy devs to find a universal solution.

Looks like Thorin wants you to open that up so he can claim his box!

That order blocks access to Treasury data, not department of labor data.

Always has been.

Oh, it's just a mod? I was hoping they built it with redstone. Still very cool, just not as impressive.

Yeah, I'd happily buy a non-pixel device if it can run graphene

This is exactly why I think we should push for Lemmy as a whole resolving the issue, instead of dealing with vote trackers as they crop up.

It's perfectly reasonable for a couple to have their own accounts plus a joint account.

The problem is motherboards typically only have 1 or 2 NVMe ports, but 4+ SATA ports. So consumers will be losing a lot of potential storage expandability when SATA SSDs are gone, especially in small form factor cases that don't have room for 3.5" spinning disks.

There is legal precedent, but since 1968 it's generally only been used on war criminals who lied to gain citizenship. They're going to start expanding what they consider to be "fraud" to include things like spelling mistakes and clerical errors, which is total bullshit. More details are in the article.

Ayla from Chrono Trigger

Hopefully it won't need root or a hypervisor.

Sounds like they should go on strike and also primary her.

Lodge comes pre-seasoned... No need to redo it unless you fuck it up first. Just start using it!

MapQuest needs to add Android Auto support. Loving the icons, though!

I'm sure Google is being evil here, but it sounds like they just used "empty trash" early and did not wait the full 30 days. The real test would be to wait 31 days, THEN restore the json file.