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1 day agothis is a “beta”, the 2nd Release Candidate. they’ll mark a stable version when most of the bugs have been ironed out.
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EDIT: Oh, wait, if it’s the user doing it just block that asshole, it’ll save you the frustration.
but often it’s been nuked so much that I can’t even see the username anymore
it could work like keybase did it. It’s been wrecked but keyoxide could still do it
I don’t think that’s the solution to me. I don’t mind throwaway accounts, and even older accounts regularly delete posts.
I’m fed up
let’s hope they won’t just hop on an open wifi and do whatever, but hoping is the most we can do.
never had such a device, if it works with Hass (offline) that’s kind of good, but I wonder if they are hackable before connecting them to a network, because they run a hotspot or something
do you remember which instance had those users? or the instance that has the community you posted to?
there are a handful that I think most of us or our admins are blocking, because they are toxic and have a brigading culture
been here for 2 years but haven’t experienced what you said you did, so I expected something that points to actual instances of those happening
check if their website is okay. privacy wise it’s much better to use a webpage than an app
if you read further, he writes about peertube too
why can’t we see @SupraMario@lemmy.world’s comments? they all say they were deleted by a moderator.
Decision is yours, same as our decisions are ours.
Honestly, I think that is not really helpful.
.map_err(utils::err_magic_dont_look)
“could”, or “would”?
truly a passionate dev
I don’t know what is so broken, but this image does not load in voyager, and neither when opened in browser for the lemmy.zip instance
Drives only consume power on reads and writes, if your NAS spins them down as it should (and apparently QNAP *doesn’t, which I didn’t know).
not really. not all drives spin down by themselves, by default. and even if they do, it’ll happen relatively long after reads and writes, a the while it’ll consume power.
The problem seems to be that even with a perfectly clean slate, no services running, the system set up in their own RAID0 SSD pool, the HDD’s, even with 0 bytes of data on them, are being pinged for access at least once a minute.
if it’s for drive health stats, and the device runs linux, hd-idle could help. it only counts actual block device (so, storage) access as activity
And don’t think that SSD drives would do better - spinning disk drives generally have far better idle power than SSD does, and usually much better write power consumption.
I wonder if they can be “spinned down” like hard drives. their startup time would be much faster, so it’s shutdown could even be on a tighter schedule. I mean probably they dont have an internal idle timer, but who cares if you can just have something like hd-idle that shuts it down according to a better schedule.
I see, I’m sorry for your bad experiences.
while the ND/NT devide can have a significant effect on what kind of responses a long post may receive, I think about those who obviously didn’t read beyond the first 10 words in yet another way. I think they have a mental disorder of severe attention deficit. there’s some nuance to it, like sometimes the person is just in a hurry or something, but this can often be seen from the quality of the response because that 3rd type of person I mentioned is very prone to make very short, meaningless comments, which also have other properties I don’t know how to put into words, but which make you feel they didn’t even try to give something useful. and brainrot platforms like tiktok really don’t help with this worldwide issue.
I see. Hmm. The cases where I find deletion problematic always had something useful in them, either the post or the threads.