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Including here on Lemmy.

It's why we're here in this case specifically.

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I need to do some more formal testing, but I've found the discharge rate of my ecoflow to be baffling compared to my Jackery or a big Bluetti I have. My experience has been similar to yours.

Which has surprised me because in general I've only heard good things about them.

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The person he replied to is Australian, though, so I don't get the downvotes. Seems like a pretty appropriate reply to me.

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Is it?

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Do they legally have an obligation to care for that? I'm still not understanding what would make this even remotely likely to succeed.

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Not even the 1-sentence summary that said its in China?

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Are you viewing on the Lemmy website directly or an app?

On the website and most apps, it's the short section just under the post title.

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What took so long

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Hmmm, did they? I'm looking and I can't tell what their legit account is. There's some account @c.im that has 25k followers but it doesn't seem like the actual BBC account, just some 3rd-party not (like a dozen others).

Which is the one they set up?

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That's ... a pretty significant issue.

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"Anyone I disagree with is a bootlicker!"

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Yay for what I assume is a BSD reference there

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Totally different implementations of activitypub servers, for one thing.

Kbin/mbin were also designed to try to support both interfacing with micro blogging (as in Mastodon and a few others) and with Threads (as in Lemmy and a couple others).

It's pretty good overall, and I started on kbin, but I've found myself using Lemmy instead for a while, mostly because of better clients on mobile. And a handful of technical/design issues on kbin that were annoying me (although some have been improved since)

Mbin is a close fork of Kbin.

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Android it looks like

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I still don't get why people are into them at all

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Like which?

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Almost no impact to their userbase or revenue?

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Has that actually rolled out yet? I thought it was only announced and planned for late this year.

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Is it that unique? I can connect/disconnect my Wireguard from the notification bar / utility tiles

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Yep. Lots.

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Probably not. I'm curious about actual number and not just anecdotes though.

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Why would asking for input on thinking about something be so disappointing

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I browse by top 12 hours and I don't find a lot of repeats, without hiding. Although I don't check constantly so 6 hours or less might be better for someone who does

Edit: lol@the downvotes without replying; what's wrong with the comment

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Seems pretty active to me.

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There's a relevant xkcd for almost everything. And an iconic xkcd for many, many things.

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wonder if they were not aware that it was possible or whether they were lying. I'm not sure which one is worse.

They knew it was possible,.although it obviously wasn't intentional.

The only way this can happen is if they hold copies of the keys used to encrypt/protrect your traffic, and can give them to anyone at any time. Or if there's no keys at all, and someone simply needs an ID to pull the right stream. Something like your password isn't required to make the key useful (or they're storing/using it in a reversible way). And anyone that compromises them can access whatever they want.

Unfortunately I dont know if anyone that does "cloud" camera stuff, including Reolink (and pretty much all of the other consumer camera makers) are any better here. I'm not sure that they're as bad, but I bet most are. Clearly providers like Ring are.

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That would work much, much better I think.

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It can't query this info externally occasionally...?

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And nearly-forced not-local logins and shit.

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Definitely at least part of it was people who came to try it out and left (back to Reddit or wherever).

And your case too. I also did it. But we'd be 100% speculating if either of us guessed which was more common and how much.

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The main developers won't be touching it. That's a pretty big deal since they were the lifeblood of the project.

Potentially recoverable, but still a big deal.

Second. There's no chance that a "reputable" site. Like GitHub, gitlab, etc will be hosting any of these projects for long. That's significant too.

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Or TrippLite. Owners used it as a massive money laundering front for right-wing donations and bribes.

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I'd like that, but also a really long-running UPS. multi-hour power outages are surprisingly common in my area.

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Why is that no longer a UPS?

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That seems like a weirdly and artificially narrow definition of UPS.

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I guess Amex was the name of the spammer group's "executive", and he was arrested for...something.

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