Snikket seems to be it for iOS. But it does work pretty well, I haven’t run into any issues with it.

For Windows well, nothing does voice as far as I know.

I’d say get back in the shower.

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But parts quality can vary a bit. Still, it’s so much cheaper than anywhere else it’s worth a little risk.

Wow, very well put.

OP: I’d like to recommend a book - “Your Erroneous Zones” by Wayne Dyer. Available on Amazon and used bookstores for a couple bucks. He essentially outlines how to use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques to alter our own mis-thinking, and to develop more effective communication.

Tailscale has the Funnel feature, which can funnel traffic into your Tailscale net for you.

There’s a number of tags that could be useful, like politics, sports (or specific sports, though I’d filter all of them, just not my thing), or pick something.

It would also be a useful way to setup different collections, like right now I want to see posts about cooking - I could have a view with just “cooking” tags (a category that could have further tags, eg “Cooking, veggies” or “Cooking, Pork”, etc).

Of course this would require voluntary and consistent use of the tagging system, but I think over time most posters would embrace such a thing.

A couple days ago I decided to just start blocking people who post political crap, especially where it doesn’t belong (particularly political tirades or rants). Such people provide no value, so no need to have them in my feed.

Thank you. Brilliant, wonderful.

So tired of politics, there are communities for that stuff.

I think you could make this a Dad joke

There was a really good explanation by a rando about how it happened. Seems a dev made a mistake when publishing a change.

Apparently bitwarden immediately changed internal procedure for publishing changes.

Years ago it was relevant (like 15 years ago). I had a BT mouse then, and it was a power hog. So much so it was rechargeable with its own charging dock. And yes, when you walked away for the day you better dock it!

But I’m sure it’s far, far better now. Logitech advertises some of their’s as having 1 year battery like, on a single AA battery

I wonder if that’s from power saving with BT mice.

The ones I’ve had would sleep much sooner than say the Logitech Unify ones, which I’ve always found really annoying.

My experience is lithium batteries really slow down electricity production in cold.

I’ve tested batteries for car flashlights, and found lithiums will die much faster than any other due to cold. Even after warming up they have less charge (and this use-case needs power now).

NiMH seems to tolerate cold much better for my use case.

I don’t store any batteries that I like outside - no battery tech likes extreme temps, some less than others.

More simplistically, pretty much everything dislikes temp swings or extremes, especially anything plastic. So that’s kind of my guide. If it’s plastic, I bring it in.

I wonder how phone size, battery placement, and materials play into this.

Being able to dissipate more heat while charging will help significantly too.

I’ve had a phone with a ceramic back that would die in minutes in cold weather if I didn’t keep it in my internal coat pocket. It charged much faster than another phone that had a plastic back with a similar battery size and charging capability, even using “slow” charging (using a lower power charger). I can only assume the heat dissipation made a difference as the ceramic one never got even very warm while the plastic one did.

So maybe a combination of everything mentioned here - charge control in the phone, how the controller manages cells, location of battery in phone/heat dissipation, power optimizing while charging (do all of these phones support pass-through? That would influence charge time), etc.

As a Samsung owner, yep. I’ve done comparisons between some Samsungs and was surprised that a “slower” charge phone sometimes would charge as fast as a “faster” one, when battery size was accounted for.

I hadn’t read the regs before. Interesting.

And while I very much agree with the intent (and will be glad to see it being much easier to replace a battery), I wonder what manufacturers will do to mitigate the impacts.

Like for the 7 years of parts thing, will they manufacture/sell a phone for just 3 months, to minimize that window?

I really like the OS support for 5 years. Again though, will they do things like charge for that support, tie the update package to a specific device, etc? (Guess we’ll see).

I’m not saying this isn’t a great improvement over the non-existent rules - it truly is! I’m just cynical, so I’m concerned to see how manufacturers will attempt to minimize the impact to them.

Wow, you’re all wrapped up in power dynamics you have zero sense of courtesy for others.

Hey, again, you don’t want to play along, that’s fine - you’ll be the one to reap what you sow.

And in today’s business climate of 360° reviews, HR over-reach, etc, you’ll be the one missing out. Pretty much anyone in a business environment would agree that cussing is inappropriate. If nothing else, it demonstrates someone’s lack of ability to either recognize their audience, or (as in your case), to be dismissive of them.

Cuss all you want, just don’t cry when you’re offered up during layoffs.

Lol, you’re funny.

Go say “fuck” while standing in front of a judge. It’s banal, so it’s his problem, right?

Until he fines you for contempt of court. Or jails you for continuing to say fuck after being warned.

Society as a whole is a judge. If you refuse to try to get along with the rest of society, it may decide to not get along with you.

Grow up. Your opinion is shit.

See how condescending that is.

Haha.

OK, dammit, I was annoyed by the opening, but I went along just to see where it goes.

You made me snort. And dammit you’re right. Have my upvote.

What’s doubly frustrating is the same technology is used as a giant vacuum, it’s the same motor, same compressor wheel (albeit aluminum), same case, with a giant bag attached. If these asshats were vacuuming stuff up instead of just blowing over to the next yard, I’d be a little less annoyed.

The other day I watched a city worker blowing grass clippings out of the street back into the park that had just been mowed. Why? We have pretty steady breezes here through the summer, so you’re just wasting time. If they’d left the clippings, passing cars (at 30mph) would kick them up for the breeze to carry away and decompose on some grass.

Instead they did the opposite, use energy to do what Mother Nature would do just as quickly.

And here’s the problem with Wikipedia - while technically darker roasted coffee doesn’t have more caffeine by volume than lighter roasts…technically the way coffee is brewed properly is by weight, and darker grounds are often used for things like espresso, which requires a much finer grind. So the same volume of dark grounds will technically have more coffee grounds than a lighter roast used for drip or pour-over.

Lots of detail is obfuscated when things are summarized. Sometimes those details matter.

Also, it seems a lot if this doesn’t address the facetious or hyperbolic angle of these statements (though several do).

Again, sometimes this change in level (or direction) of focus fundamentally changes what something means.