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If you’re not living in USA-land you’re probably fine to simply change the battery every few years because you’ve got a photoelectric smoke detector.

Ionization based smoke detectors (that require changing because radioactive…) are more unsafe and usually only allowed in special cases in non third world countries like the EU.

Oh and you also can’t just throw them into the trash because you know radioactivity… except in USA-land…

1. Article violates Rule #1 §1. Why is it still here?
2. This article looks like it’s has a sublimal message to justify ID uploading (just read the last paragraph).

Come out ye black and tans starts playing…

New chargers and cables = New freedom units to measure stuff with

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Fun Fact: Doesn’t really work in Winter.

Source: EU countries that don’t have a ton of cheap gas, flowing water or nuclear power and unlimited storage.

Easy solution: Disable replies and keep your private and buisness live seperated.

But as the study data shows most politicians are over 50 and likely don’t even know how to open a PDF…

Voice chat works out of the box with Matrix.

It uses WebRTC and tries to do P2P connections. Note that this leaks your IP to the other caller and vice versa, but it’s also quite fast as you can establish a direct connection.

If P2P fails it will try to fallback to your configured TURN server and use that one for relaying.

However not every instance has one (as TURN servers are usually not that modern and straight forward…) and if this is the case it will fallback to Matrix’s global TURN servers.

If it’s just chatting with your use case: definetly yes

synapse and element/schildi-chat work quite well for me :)

On mobile the newer Element X clients usually lack some features (like calls) but you can use them quite well for chatting.

Matrix hoster here.

I would recommend Matrix as it has pretty much everything, including cross platform clients, threads, voice/video calls, screensharing, spaces (aka servers), federation and E2EE. Matrix also has bridges for Discord and pretty much every other service so this could ease transition…

But self hosting requires reading the docs and having some in depth knowledge and understanding as it can be quite complex.

I would recommend just creating a Matrix account on one of the common global servers and testing it.

If you want to self-host there are some pre-defined setups available (example) but I would still recommend to bring at least 5-10 hours.

Regarding operations: It’s really resilient and barely ever breaks and also doesn’t need a lot of resources. A 1-2vCPU server with under 1GB RAM server is enough for less than 10 people.

Wikipedia: Week

Yeah, I ran Calyx for a while - it was… not a great user experience.

What was the problem?

For people that want to read more: Wikipedia

https://newpipe.net/

Look at “Supported Services”

I probably found the answer faster than the time required for you to write the question.

Maybe do a basic search before asking questions.

Here’s the source - If you don’t want to click through 3 different pages to get to it

Pro-Russian Narratives Target Wikipedia, Marking A Dangerous Trend for AI Chatbot Data

Okay and where is the proof for this in the article?

The only thing that’s mentioned is that someone bulk corrected the birthplace country of some Estonian people to the Soviet Republic that existed at that time.

Where is the AI? Where is the Pro Russian narrative???

Was this article generated by AI?

Okay, not sure how snow is news to 200 people or relevant in the first place…