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[–] bouncing@partizle.com 14 points 2 years ago (1 children)

You meet them online, but they’re a vocal minority. Especially when a smaller phone means a smaller battery and worse camera system, two of the consistently top priorities for consumers.

[–] bouncing@partizle.com 2 points 2 years ago

You're conflating multiple things. Most notably, you're conflating criticizing Israel with praising Hamas.

[–] bouncing@partizle.com 15 points 2 years ago

They are not conflicting. Yes oil production is higher but that’s mostly in response to OPEC producing less.

Overall fossil fuel use is in decline. Probably not enough decline to arrest the greenhouse effect, but that ship has already sailed.

[–] bouncing@partizle.com 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I don’t even understand what the theory is. Plastic is plastic. What does it matter if it’s attached to the bottle?

 

One of the features seems to be a "hide my email" feature, akin to Apple's hide my email or Fastmail's masked email feature.

Having used both of those, I would say one downside is that occasionally, a site will detect that I used the Apple one, which is strange because it's just an iCloud email address. Perhaps they're looking for a specific pattern.

I haven't yet seen the Fastmail one blocked.

One concern with the Proton one is that it seems like its masked emails are all at passmail.com. I've already found some sites block protonmail, so they'll surely block passmail like they do Mailinator and other sites. That could be a limitation that's less likely to affect Fastmail's service.

 

It does seem like sooner or later, if someone is able to build a reliable AI model of my face and voice, they could even phish my own relatives by video call.

Seems like a Philip K. Dick novel—objective reality is something you could only see around you, while the machine would be completely untrustworthy.

 

Kagi is a paid search engine. Instead of getting ads, you just pay for the privilege of using it.

I've been using it for a while and overall I think for most searches it's better than Google. It isn't necessarily that the content is always better (sometimes it isn't) but the signal is far easier to find through the noise.

 

I'm reading some of the docs on federation here and I'm noticing that it seems like some includes aren't rendering correctly in the docs. Eg,

{{#include ../../include/crates/apub/assets/lemmy/activities/create_or_update/create_note.json}}

I assume that's supposed to be a create_note.json example?

 

Keaton Brandt writing in response to Elegy for the Native Mac App (which is arguably a eulogy).

 

Lemmy 0.18 has Slack-style emojis. Obviously, we need some custom emojis.

What should they be?

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