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I love what Google did for recursion
“Your device has been rooted and therefore cannot be supported.”
Yeah it’s not like christians saying it’s a sin for a woman to deny sex from her husband and therefore spousal rape doesn’t exist. Or christian pedophiles being relocated by the church to avoid prosecution. Or mormons grooming teenage girls to be their 14th wife.
Customers cancelling over the shrinkflation, and leaving the feedback as to why you’re cancelling, is really the only thing that companies will respond to. Because of their fiduciary responsibility to their share holders, their share price is all that drives these decisions.
Them: Can I ask why you’re cancelling? Me: No.
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then quickly finished my tasks in 30 minutes
So you were just as productive (completed the same work)
I played on steam 12 hours a daY
But you had more free time to enjoy your life.
This means you were more productive working from home than working in an office.
They may not know about Lemmy’s crosspost feature.
https://lemmy.world/post/141420
Maybe “spam” their posts with comments on how to crosspost.
The Lemmy 2fa has some compatibility issues and doesn’t verify you have working tokens
do you think they accidentally?
That’s why I use a vimitor instead.
Exactly. Federated services are great, for sure, it just needs to be more reliable under load than any individual instance.
Thanks. I was indeed burned by language filter setting when I first joined, but I just went and enabled all languages in my profile and the community settings. I have been quite diligent about setting the language on all my posts/comments. I don’t think it’s the issue, when there are comments like this
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3435#issuecomment-1615977831
It should improve a lot as more of the network upgrades to 0.18.1 - messages sent from 0.17.4 are currently disregarded if they’re older than 10 seconds (which is one of several causes for federation issues) and this lifetime is significantly increased in 0.18.1!
I see a post from sh.itjust.works with the language set to english federated to lemmy.ml but then not from lemmy.ml to lemmy.one, and the comment in that post made on lemmy.ml did not make it back to the post on sh.itjust.works.
Oh but now this is interesting, I can see that post on the poster’s page on lemmy.one! I have seen something similar, where two posts with the same URL in the same community are marked as cross-posts of each other and the second one doesn’t show up in the feed. But this post in particular is not listed as a cross-post, and I’m fairly certain no other post in the community has the same URL. But at least I know the post was actually sent from lemmy.ml to lemmy.one!
Federation is hugely unreliable right now across multiple instances.
https://beehaw.org/post/903610
I have a small community on lemmy.ml with 30 posts over the last three weeks and constantly out of sync (by days) between lemmy.ml, lemmy.world, lemmy.one, and sh.itjust.works. Some posts just flat don’t show up on other instances unless you directly @ mention users on those instances, and even then the comments aren’t all synced. And forget about beehaw, hasn’t received any of the lemmy.ml or lemmy.one posts in 3 weeks!
How is that a function of the streaming stick rather than YouTube itself? Have you looked into if your home router can rune some ad blocking software? Something like PiHole/AdGuard/Unbound.