Godnroc @ Godnroc @lemmy.world

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"I know that isn't true. It isn't logical. I should just stop thinking about it. WHY CAN'T I STOP THINKING ABOUT IT!"

I think that would be hard to implement. Like, what it a picket line got violent and started burning things down? What if someone posed as part of the dispute as a cover to burn things down?

I agree standing against a labor protest is literally undemocratic, but can't think of a good way to implement that to limit abuse.

Step 1: collect pictures that may contain objects you want to identify Step 2: add some manually identified control pictures Step 3: ask users to identify the object in a sample of the potential pictures using the control pictures for verification

Good bot! I didn't know I missed having a summary until now

I can insult you, down vote your post, then say something confidently stupid before refusing to engage with this thread ever again if it makes you more at home.

Actually, that sounds like a lot of effort; best to leave that on Reddit.

I'll start by apologizing for not knowing anything about anything in this arrangement, but I did read a little up on that Shelly relay.

If I understand right, you are just using the Saltwater Generator (SWG) while the timer is active? The timer triggers the relay through the switch input (SW) and that causes power to turn on the output terminal (O). I assume you are using the Shelly with the input in switch mode so that it is on when the timer is on and off when the timer is off.

The issue you are having is that the SWG is still on even after the timer has turned off? It almost sounds like perhaps the settings are not in switch mode and are instead in button mode. My understanding is that it would cause the SWG to turn off-on or on-off for every full off-on-off cycle of the timer.

Hope that helps a little!

A website which should let you check what time that is for your local time zone; although I used Central Europe Summer Time (CEST) instead of Central Europe Time (CET) and I'm not sure if that's right.

Click, Tab, space, Tab, space, Tab, space, Tab, space, Tab, tab, space

The canary is the first to go.

Politely park you bike, walk over, gently pick it up, then toss it into the river park it behind the other.

The entire app store idea is based around making money. You need look no further than the two sorting options: top free and top paid which translate to with ads and without ads.

Sometimes I can still hear the vintage memes calling out to me.

GBoard is great for swipe typing and a must have on all my phones. I also like the one-handed mode which lets you shrink and move the keyboard for easier reaching. I usually have it small, slightly higher up, and on the right side so I can type without having to stretch my thumb and can keep a firm grip on my popsocket. Recently sent an entire text message without looking at my phone while walking down the street.

Ditto, but silver metallic sharpie. It gives a better, more opaque coating.

Can't pay what you don't have. If only there was some way to draw a large population to your platform so that you could sell more ads. Maybe convincing a popular video creator to also host their content on your service?