Chris @ floppy @rabbitea.rs

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Chargers at hotels are usually regular public ones, so you pay the regular public charging cost.

For a holiday home, if it has a charger it's probably just added onto the cost.

Pretty sure I've had "click all bicycles", with a bicycle drawing on the road.

I didn't realise it had been bulldozed. That's incredibly suspicious! They should be made to rebuild it - I think the West Midlands mayor suggested this too!

I use ACalendar+. There's a free and a paid version.

Save first.

Logins with 2FA aren't working, is it possible to fix?

There is also !trendingcommunities@feddit.nl and this was posted the other day: https://stirante.github.io/lemmy-discover/

Maybe due to this bug? https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/875

Apparently mouses is correct for computer mice but I don't subscribe to that train of thought at all.

Please no.

Most of the ones I created;

!teletext@fedia.io

!yoursinclair@retrolemmy.com

!dtt@feddit.uk

!dabradio@feddit.uk

!beds@feddit.uk

!chiptune@fedia.io

!lemmings@lemmings.world

All of these are largely just me posting! The last two do get occasional posts from others.

I think it's because they all show up as being boosted by the group.

You can follow communities from Mastodon with format @lemmings@lemmings.world (ie replace the exclamation mark with an @). It's a miserable experience though. It's better to follow communities using Lemmy or Kbin (I'm not sure if Calckey works better).

Talking of MUDs reminded me that some years back I discovered Shades (used to be on Micronet/Prestel in the 1980s) was still running. It took me quite a bit of searching to find a random comment, which said Shades is still running (a few years ago) on telnet://games.world.co.uk I just tried it and it's still there!

It depends.

One which has communities on that you like will make your "local" feed more relevant. (have a look at !specialized_instances@kbin.social)

One which has a domain you like might appeal.

Otherwise, given you can subscribe to anything on any instance, it doesn't really matter.

RISC OS. It's quite unique, and the UI design is great. Want to save a file? Drag this icon where you want to save it. Access the menu? Middle button, oh and it's all context sensitive, directly under the pointer. Applications are just directories - there are no hidden files.

I did have a problem with this, but it was due to a password manager (possibly Chrome's built-in one which I had a load of passwords duplicated in at one point) auto-filling a hidden field with the wrong password.

The front-end error is backup corrupt, but it's not, it's just the encryption key has been changed at the point of restore. Sort that and error gone.

Backing up to a local server and then shunting off to B2 is largely what I do, except I just use a local file share and try not to store much locally. The Windows 10 built in backup works quite well for this. The file share I back up using Duplicati.

They finally worked out how to exit this realm?

You can work it out yourself by looking at my instance name.