There already is pyxll and xlwings which ~~likely~~ maybe does what you're looking for.
This comment says it all.
To illustrate op’s point I’m going to spin up an instance, federate with everyone, and not tell anyone what that instance is.
Then I’m going to feed all that data into my new website, called Open Lemmy Stats, where anyone can query the user data ive accumulated. The homepage will be ripe with insights, leaderboards and all kinds of data on prolific users.
Additionally, I’ll display a snapshot/profile of a random user by feeding that users data to GPT4 to make inferences about the user’s political affiliations and display the results.
Worst of all, I’m not going to out my instance for everyone to know it as the one to defederate. In fact I’m spinning up a few instances that will host innocuous communities that I plan to mod and support to give my instances cover for their true purpose: redundant fediverse datastreams for my site, Open Lemmy Stats.
I’ll also have a store where anyone can buy my collected fediverse data for a handsome sum.
Just kidding I’m not doing any of this. But someone absolutely will or already is.
If you don't mind buying another tool - there are unscrewing tools, which you apply like a screwdriver and hit it with a hammer. They form a new cross-slot profile in the screw head and at the same time give a rotary impulse to loosen the screw.
Anyone know what they are called?
Edit:
Seems only work for cards. I prefer compact and it doesn't seem to work there.
I mean disagreements are inevitable if you're on a platform posting comments and stuff. But also I'm already tired of discussions like this. Let's just leave it at that.
I have currently 9 Lemmy clients on my Android phone and this one feels the smoothest right now.
Great work, looking forward to the further development!
I don't understand why they're in the fediverse at all. At this point they could just be a phpBB forum.
You just wanted to show off your post score, didn't you?
I prefer decimal freedom units. I offer 5.9166 ft.
Ist eigentlich bekannt, warum man auf die Idee gekommen ist, captchas wegzulassen? Das klingt irgendwie ziemlich kurzsichtig.
Kann jemand einordnen, ob cloudnordic ein größerer Player eher eine kleine Klitsche ist? Dass gar keine unabhängigen Backups mehr da sind erscheint mir doch fahrlässig...