SwizzleStick

Oh nee :((

It’s a Synology NAS so will work with the Synology DSM integration: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/synology_dsm

There’s definitely ways to poll the sensors of other devices though. I had some janky sensors set up before for monitoring a standard Linux box.

We’re doing fine here:

Aber Deutschland ist geschmolzen :(

Stevie/Stevies (as in the name, Steve) is the house-level localised name here. Stevie Slater.

Why, I don’t know.

Woodlice are my favourite for this. From the wiki:

Common names include:

• armadillo bug
• boat-builder (Newfoundland, Canada)
• butcher boy or butchy boy (Australia, mostly around Melbourne)
• carpenter or cafner (Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada)
• cheeselog (Reading, England)
• cheesy bobs (Guildford, England)
• cheesy bug (North West Kent, Gravesend, England)
• chiggy pig (Devon, England)
• chisel pig
• chucky pig (Devon, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, England)
• doodlebug (also used for the larva of an antlion and for the cockchafer)
• fat pig (Ireland)
• gramersow (Cornwall, England)
• hog-louse
• millipedus
• QuaQua regional to Beddau and Keppoch Street Roath
• mochyn coed (‘tree pig’), pryf lludw (‘ash bug’), granny grey in Wales
• pill bug (usually applied only to the genus Armadillidium)
• potato bug
• roll up bug
• roly-poly
• slater (Scotland, Ulster, New Zealand and Australia)
• sow bug
• woodbunter
• wood bug (British Columbia, Canada)

Nice :)

appleptic (apoplectic), iscream, coretheapple, thatsfruity, applewhy…

crapple probably too far in the moaning direction, despite being a classic.

Either way, watching this space :)

Besides, it’s not difficult to block users on Lemmy. Anyone who doesn’t want to see what you have to say can just metaphorically plug their ears.

Poking tankies is getting to be a full time thing for you though 😅

I’ve begrudgingly accepted that the greater war in this regard is long since lost, but I’m happy to win the small battles today. Unfettered internet access. Ad free media. VPNs, adblockers etc etc

It helps that I’m a fairly dull person to begin with. I’ll probably be dust by the time it gets too bad to tolerate.

The majority of people will sacrifice security for convenience, I guess we all know that’s a given.

For 2 at least if enough users behave ‘adversely’ in the same way, they become less distinguishable from one another within that subset.

Interesting to see how such an arms race pans out.

1. Don’t use shit that monitors in such a way.
2. Where you can’t avoid it, do your work in a separate, trusted program and then copy paste it in.
3. Where you can’t paste, I’m sure you could whip up an ahk script to ‘type’ for you from the clipboard.
4. If you’re at this step, they’ve already won.

Exactly - some are perfectly fine. The cheap ones are terrible, crossthread too easily, get up in your face, dribble, or all of the above.

Sports style bottles solved the problem long before standard caps got in the game. They get disposed of together here either way, even if the cap gets yanked off for being stupid.

I don’t understand how they end up separate in disposal in the first place. The whole point is that you can reseal the bottle and move/store it without leaking. If you’re not actively using the bottle, it gets resealed to move or store. When you finish the bottle, you probably have the cap still in hand or very close by.

Tangentially, I’d love to see a Pfand type system here.

proper keyboard navigation

• Goes on shitty website that doesn’t play nice with password managers
• Enters username
• Presses Tab
• Begins typing password in the now highlighted ‘forgot username’ element
• Unfathomable rage
• Tabs and types again
• Presses Enter
• Nothing happens
• Continues to mash Tab, trying to find when the submit button element will select
• Break, and click the button like an animal

Belt sander pillows for the people that design this shit, please.

First block on my list ¯\(ツ)/¯

Not for long, they’re shit-canning it October next year.

Confirmed issue, just gave it a test.

Adding the uBlock Origin extension to Tor Browser will resolve it and make the links proper again.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/

Working fine for me on Mullvad.

Arstechnica is a Condé Nast fluff piece machine.

Hackernews not so bad, but still owned by YC. They are investors in Reddit and seeded a lot of other tech startups.