uBlock has been available on stable for a long time now.

They’re likely running beta or unmerged patches rather than ‘exclusive’ features.

It’s probably using WebUSB to put the receiver in pairing mode.

I have it bound to capslock. What else am I going to use that key for?

Yakuake. <3 drop down terminals.

No and no.

It’s a video/streaming platform that pays creators fairly and doesn’t rely on ads or harvesting user info.

I’m in Arkansas

I’m sorry.

What’s your end goal? To be able to control the SWG with either the timer or shelly, or just monitor power?

If you just want to monitor power, leave shelly on all the time and don’t use the switch input at all.

There used to be a vaccine approved for human use, but it was discontinued because it wasn’t profitable.

Yay capitalism.

I’ve had sleep paralysis exactly once, but since I knew what it was I found it an extremely interesting experience and studied it while I could.

I can’t imagine the terror of not knowing what’s going on.

Red Lobster, reporting in. Over.

The ‘catch’ is that running a service like this gets expensive fast and it’s the same with all the free image hosting sites.

Catbox is run entirely by donations with anything left covered by the owner out of their own pocket. If the donations dry up, it will eventually have to shut down. Again, this isn’t unique to Catbox, all the free sites could easily suffer the same fate.

Oranges are good, what are you complaining about?

I guarantee you whoever pushed this to prod knew exactly what was going to happen, but the super genius(🤮) in charge is always right and must never be questioned.

I have a few govee Bluetooth sensor and I don’t recommend them for indoor our outdoor use. Bluetooth is flakey at best and battery life is bad. Much better off finding a ZigBee solution.

They never had any intentions of building new tools.

TL;DR: incremental improvements and

maximum throughput of at least 30Gbps

lol no

It’s an artifact of how caching and one sided defederation works(beehaw has defederated with lemmy.world, but lemmy.world hasn’t defederated beehaw)

When beehaw defederated, they’ve done two things:

1. blocked lemmy.world users from participating in their community
2. blocked beehaw users from particpating in lemmy.world

But lemmy.world doesn’t know any of this. So it continues to sync /c/gaming (read access to communities isn’t blocked by defederation) and you’ll see new posts and new comments.

If you try and comment though, it gets weird. Your comment will show up in lemmy.world’s cache of the community, but when it gets sent to beehaw it will be rejected. So now your comment only exists in lemmy.world. Local users will see it, but beehaw won’t and other instances won’t since they’re syncing the ‘real’ copy from beehaw directly.

You can use tampermonkey to do something like this. For example, here’s my script that redirects twitter to my nitter instance: https://github.com/ipha/userscripts/blob/master/twitter-redirect-nitter.user.js

Never though I’d see the day =P