AlternateRoute @ AlternateRoute @lemmy.ca

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It's Amazon.. You forgot about Cyber Monday but are spot on about the pricing.

Or how about all the threads I see online where they will all but refuse to sell you a vehicle if you try and pay in cash / not use their financing provider.

Literally the ONLY thing I like about the dealerships is being able to look at clean cars indoors.. There is NOTHING else of value in the interactions with the sales person.

So we will get the volatile amazon markup pricing vs random dealer markups?

Many companies just turn around and sell your email info to big marketing lists. You often have to provide an email to sign into many services or receive notifications, that is one of the ways they get you over time.

If you have less than 1% I don't care if you are in 3rd you are niche the placement doesn't really matter that much when the distance between you and the leaders is so huge.

Also depends who is doing the study, doesn't even show up on this one. https://www.litmus.com/blog/email-client-market-share-infographic

0.24% when put in perspective of other email clients. There are more people still using Yahoo mail!

https://www.oberlo.com/statistics/most-used-email-clients

Thrunderbird is a very very niche client these days (I used when it first came out for years, it was very cool back then). It is rarely used today but I know has some hard core users still.

What type of mail hosting are you using? Are you doing ANY SPAM / JUNK filtering at that level?

Gmail filters most of them for my personal email ProofPoint filters most of them for my work email. Any legit ones I get I tend to quickly hit the unsubscribe link for.

If you are getting an overwhelming amount of them in your inbox then you have poor SPAM filtering in place or subscribed to a lot of legitimate lists.

Since you mentioned Thunderbird, I assume you are on a very cheap ISP or self host mail system with poor filtering.

Gamers Nexus They Changed Everything: Valve Steam Deck OLED vs. LCD Tear-Down points out WAY more changes, they refreshed A LOT of the components. Completely new main board etc.

I highly suggest using the "stacks" feature in portainer as it lets you use standard docker compose YAML files to do the config but still lets you have the ease of use of the stop start, pull, CLI UI etc. The default way of using portainer often obfuscates important settings.

Telsa isn't even close to being the first automaker to do this, it is to prevent scalping on pre-orders.

Ford https://www.reddit.com/r/electricvehicles/comments/ry8soj/ford_wants_to_prevent_lightning_owners_from/

Corvette https://canadiancorvetteforums.com/threads/one-year-restriction-on-selling.63133/

Porsche https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a45429246/porsche-to-fight-911-st-flippers-with-leasing/

If the dockers networking is NOT in host mode it will not really discover much as discovery depends on a lot of ports for a lot of different protocols.. As bookworm also noted DNS / mDNS is also very important to discovery.

Under $50?

Cheaper? :O This is the super-deluxe splurge option compared to some cheap IKEA ZigBee bulbs

Depends how many bulbs are on each switch, in my home it is typically 4 to 1 at a minimum and the switch will outlive the bulbs. Color is about the only reason to use a smart bulb.

I make the switches smart, not the bulbs.. Retains normal functionality, is cheaper and more reliable.

Need a summary bot to read this wall of unformatted text for me.

Ya I haven't tried it but during initial setup I thought that was an interesting option. I also have a U7 series.

Steam Deck and Proton have done wonders for Linux compatibility efforts.

However looking at NEW releases I actually want to play, many launch barely working on windows let a lone via proton / emulation. My back catalog has great support but we need more titles launching with official support.

The worst thing has to be all of the "launchers / game stores" JUST GIVE US GAMES!

Guess no one remembers the fail whale