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Do you think that Lemmy will last or will it die in a few weeks?
I’ll certainly be staying. I like it here so far!
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Do you think that Lemmy will last or will it die in a few weeks?
I’ll certainly be staying. I like it here so far!
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Canada sets sights on next plastic waste target: food packaging
Good. This is the way.
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Thanks for the suggestions for SAR lights! Here is my stable so far!
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I don’t know how it happened but somehow now I have two TS10s on the way… I must have blacked out or something.
Also I’ve been lusting after that emmisar D2. That’s on my list.
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A few small lights
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You are remarkably consistent in your recommendations Jerv!
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Is having an Android really a deal-breaker for some people?
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I also live in rural Canada and I'm part of search and rescue so I understand the use case for SMS, if you've only got a feature phone and SMS is the only way to communicate, so be it. That said, messengers like Signal and iMessage are still strictly better from a security standpoint and for day to day usage for most people. It has nothing to do with tribalism.
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Canadian Wildfires and U.S. Air Quality: Climate research suggests that heat and drought associated with global warming are major reasons behind the number of fires and their intensity.
I live in BC and wildfires are a part of life out here. That said, they’ve been getting larger and more frequent, especially over the last couple years. Now we have El Niño on the way too, I can only imagine how bad it will be next year.
It’s wild to me that people still refuse to make the connection between climate change and these events.
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If people use it and they don't post or comment, it could go dark
I’m doing my part 🫡
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Is having an Android really a deal-breaker for some people?
I have an iPhone... For me if I see the green bubbles that means that the messages are SMS which is insecure and antiquated. I use iMessage and Signal because they are more secure and allow for sending rich media like photos and videos without worrying about MMS and SMS. I have massive amounts of data, why the heck would I use SMS to send messages? It has nothing to do with hating Android, it's more to do with SMS being hot garbage.
To clarify, if you only have SMS, that's fine I don't care and it doesn't affect our relationship, but given the choice I will always default to an end to end encrypted messengers.