With style!

If you’re looking for a commercial product it’s called a whole house fan. The tl;dr is there are vents in the places you want cooled connected to this fan that sits in your attic. Twice a day or so it exhausts the hot air letting it be replaced by the cooler basement air. Depending on the humidity you might need to run the AC to dehumidify the air a bit.

Last crusade, UHF!

I was gonna come up with something insulting but my coffee hasn’t kicked in yet so I simply leave you with a “Get Fucked”.

The tl;dr is that the play version of termux has been lagging behind the master github branch because of Google’s fuck fuck games with Android permissions. Now it’s been updated, but effectively neutered.

Basically, PlayStore termux-app v0.120 release is functionally equivalent to v0.108

Cobalt.tools worked flawlessly!

EDIT: Ope, thought you were asking lol. Cobalt.tools rocks!

This post is the first one that I clicked but it seems to be most if not all of the linkposts. When opening the link in webview with FF Mobile beta as the default browser the share button actions don’t seem to pick up the URL from the browser engine.

That’s what I was thinking lol

Works for me.

I miss that sub lol

I’m just curious as to how you think these are insurmountable problems while every instance in existence today is already managing to navigate these issues.

The only thing the author is suggesting is to pool the resources that are going to waste copying media posts around the fediverse into a new backend (that means it’s not directly user accessible and presumably subject to the same restrictions as posts right now) so that the cost of media hosting is more distributed between all the fediverse instances instead of having the big ones hogging all the bandwidth of the small ones with memes because some users decided to subscribe to a community on say Lemmy.world.

Did you even read the article? It’s not like all the users just get unrestricted access to storage to treat like a google drive, this is a backend thing. This guy is trying to find a solution to all the wasted bandwidth and storage space from sending copies to all the other instances they’re federated with, which is a legimate issue that the instance admins are already dealing with on a daily basis. This will let them pool resources to help lower costs for smaller instances.

As to the CSAM thing I can only imagine it would be easier for one instance to purge fifty images/restore from a backup and everyone else just have to redo their thumbnails as opposed to all the instances having to purge and restore but that’s just me.

Literally just set one up yesterday on neocities, it was surprisingly easy. Of course then I managed to break it because I’m not as familiar with git as I’d like to be lol.

I would also like to know this, best I could come up with was one of those electric water cooler pumps that fit over the top of the bottle.

Also the inspectors should have arrest powers

I’ve thought about doing stickers too but I’m not sure if I’d want to do it for a local community rather than a specific instance.

Yeah I’m curious about that myself.

ATAK would work, but you’d need a TAK server to share location data with other devices. FreeTAK is nice. Though it’s a bit much if all you’re trying to do is share location among family and don’t need a whole-ass TACNET lol.

Otherwise Owntracks might fit the bill better. It hooks up to a MQTT network and you can use something like node-red to pretty easily pop that into a dashboard map if you’re not running something like Home Assistant.

Only thing I’m not sure about with Owntracks is the list of location points, but you could use Tasker or something to publish the coordinates to a different MQTT topic than the one your phone is posting to.

And while we’re ragging on the Gipper let’s not forget how he eviscerated the ATC union to the point where we are STILL recovering to this day.

@dansup@mastodon.social is working on loops, a federated tiktok. According to THIS POST it looks he’s going for optimizing the uploaded video format over microtransactions for reducing overhead.