There are plenty of third party tools to do that securely, and even cheaper. Putting insecure, leaky shit on your network for the sake of convenience...
People who buy into the Internet of Shit and chinese cloud to do that only have themselves to blame.
All is a good place to find leads for subscribed. Browsing communities seemed to be limited to the instance.
Who in their right mind connects microinverters to the Internet?
10 MUSD boats made from graphite epoxy composite and quite a few tons of lithium batteries. And the support infrastructure. And the sum of activities on the cruise. Plus other stuff people who buy such trinkets engage in.
There are peer reviewed publications quantifying that, with some surprising numbers in them. The golden billion has an outsized footprint, but the elites have a hockey stick shaped contribution distribution there.
Does ecosystem carrying capacity overshoot ring a bell? Individual footprint matters, especially if massively oversized.
That has already happened in the last years.
Engagement metrics are up, that's all that counts.
You are ready for IPv6-only. Unfortunately, most of the Internet isn't.
We are using a Garmin in our Mitsubishi ASX rather than the built-in navi, probably a custom TomTom. Bluetooth is largely useless and buggy.
I would have bought a used Lada if it was just for me.
If it's an EV I'd much prefer an open source platform. No such things, so far.
Doomscrolling used to have a meaning of browsing /r/collapse and /r/collapsescience rather than /r/worldnews
It should be not part of Lemmy's server side code. Actually even integrating current image support is ill advised. It should have been an optional microservice.