DrM @ DrM @feddit.de

Posts

2

Comments

119

Joined

2 yr. ago

And maybe without disclosing information like the price of the Billet Labs prototype that Billet Labs did not want to show...

thanks to eslint enforcing it in the default rules it's necessary for most typescript projects

I like my Galaxy Watch. I use it 95% of the time as a watch, notification reader and fitness tracker only, where a Mi Smart Band would be totally fine for the same functionality, but 5% of the time I use the WearOS functionality which is a great benefit

It's a default windows setting

This is the new embedded Twitter post on News sites, not on Twitter directly. That's why I clicked the X, wanting it to go away but I ended up on X and gave Elon a click

Happens all the time for me. It's such a stupid design decision to put it up there (or maybe it's on purpose?)

It's definitely also an issue on Android, but far less frequent than on iOS. On Android it's a minor inconvenience, on iOS it's starting to become annoying

Yeah it was just something I came up with. We can only hope that someone will find a good solution on what to do with it

I don't know if that works with brine. But what I know is that many regions fill old mines with salt and heat it up with excess energy from solar in the summer to use as general energy storage and for heat in the winter. That might be a good way to repurpose the brine

DEVs do care. As a developer working on something you want to be proud of it. Publishers do not care.

My suggestion would be to use a tracker that integrates into the eBike. For all major eBike brands there are trackers that will use the eBike battery to charge up their internal battery and are mounted inside the motor housing. Bosch even provides such a device itself for their newest eBikes ("Connect Module")

You can get a bikebox and shelter the bike their. Also put a GPS tracker or airtag inside it.

There are only a few days in the year where the weather is so bad, that you really can't take the bike. In my region thats ~5 days where there's really heavy snowfall. Rain should not be an issue, with clothing

For the really bad days I can gladly stay home in my job, but if I couldn't I would take a cab

I don't know where you live but in most of the world it would be illegal for them to spy on what you do in the apps. Yes, Google knows that you use Lemmy and also Facebook knows that. But they are not allowed to spy on what you do inside those apps and can't link your account to your phone if you don't use an app that sells this data (aka Sync)

No, thats exactly it. When you post something on reddit, Google collects your browser information for your "unique identifying number" by having scripts implemented into Reddits site. Google then knows, that u/Prethoryn is your account and they can then collect the data from your reddit account and link it to you.

But your Lemmy instance (so far) does not do that. You post something here and google sees that some "Prethoryn@lemmy.world" guy wrote something, but their data-collecting can't link it to your unique identifying number, because lemmy.world does not collect that information from you. And of course, your comment is federated to thousands of other instances. But they also can't sell more information than what is available when you look at Google. If lemmy.world decides to implement tracking, this of course changes. But for now, your comment is not linked to you and it's definitely a step up in privacy (regarding companies) than before.

The other aspect of privacy, personal privacy, is of course not so good on the fediverse and that's where your points make valid sense. If you want to delete your comments because your friends discovered your secret account, it's basically impossible because of the federation.

The important thing is: it's not traced back to you. It's possible to see everything for everyone, sure. But nobody knows that it's you and that's why it's not as much worth

But let's hope you saved your dpkg list! I completely uninstalled everything a few weeks ago (like really everything, including network-manager) on a server because I had typos in my sources.list and didnt bother looking at what I'm doing on the apt upgrade. Gladly I backed up the list of installed packages before that. Mounted the debian boot-disc to the VM, reinstalled network-manager and sshd and then I could fix the rest of the system

Why wouldnt it? It's also cool if you dislike the movie, it's not cool if you dislike female directors "because of this movie"

I dont get what you want to achieve with a general 250W limit. There are 3 different motors which provide a completely different amount of power with 250W. You would need different limits per kind of motor

Edit: also the root-comment is about the netherlands, so thats why I assumed this discussion is about the netherlands. My bad

Not a vehicle that moves at at least 32km/h any time it is moving.

Why 32km/h at least? E-Bikes are limited to 25km/h in europe. E-Bikes above 25km/h are only allowed on the streets and not on bike-paths, in villages and cities. In the netherlands, they are allowed on bike-paths outside of villages and cities, but those bike-paths are wide and allow those faster e-bikes.

Additionally, the aforementioned 14 and 80 year olds are usually not on those e-bikes faster than 25km/h. You need a registration and a drivers license which you only get at the minimum age of 16 for S-Pedelecs (E-Bikes faster than 25km/h are called S-Pedelecs here), 80 y/os dont buy S-Pedelecs but buy normal e-bikes which are limited to 25km/h.