Yep the ui uses the api

A brainrot game with ingame purchases won against megacorps, because they didnt allow the brainrot to have their own brainrot in-game purhases.

Depends on the version of the instance you are exporting it.

Lemmy UI:

In your settings and click “Export” on the Import / Export Settings section

Then it downloads a json containing your Blocks. It “should” be importable but i never heard any feedback about it. It can of course not block people that are in not federated instances.

Ok great!

Hmm thats then a issue with piefed. Is there any message shown?

No the other part the moving of the chat is a little bit controversial too. But that is ok. The other change in that commit

We removed firefox relay for now. You can retry now.

Ahh yes, that is another risk factor of him. He never tests it. I guess he always goes for guts instincts. ( As there is no CI tests or any type hints ).

And again we speak of FORMATTING pr’s those risky formatting pr’s i guess he tested that? and somehow found that it didnt worked?

Just to be clear, i fixed a lot of bugs already too. E.g. Mastodon login never even worked ONCE, i implemented that to the end.
With his merge first fix later attitude, for little bit more established servers its killing argument: Oh yeah feature X broke because no one tested it before.

My PRs were in good faith. I was ok with constructive feedback ( e.g. change this, change that ) but dismissing ones PR MULTIPLE times. With almost none real reason other than “Opiniated Formatting” ( where none exists )

I mean i gave him the changes to his feet and he kicked them away. I know it were small changes but if i have to argue around for 4-5 session to implement basic formatting ( a one and done thing ). I would blick him too.

I hope that too for Piefed. But if he continues his disregard of developer. He should have kept it close source.

I had sadly the opposite experience as a developer. He bends the rules, the code of conduct to his will so that he stays in the “right”.

He disregards any improvements to the codes style ( formatting, styling, linting ) and when you point that out you just get the lemmy devs treatment. I mentioned, the code is a mess. He went on rampage declining any attempts to “untangle” or format the code. And he simply said “Go away and dont come back”.

One example: https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/commit/b341c2d4adf40147c34b100fbace886862d8ddc8

Woah in 2 years, that will be definitly not be forgotten until then…

But you will have to worry about your battery. It will depend on usage, “fast” charging etc… but it will not last as a “normal” car does. So you will have to replace it or dump the car. ( most people just dump it as its cheaper to buy new )

You brought up another point: For longer trips charging stations is not easy to find ( definitly not in my region ).

I mean… it depends on your requirements. The charge time is most of the time the dealbreaker, because humans are lazy, with an EV you can not just go “oh i forgot to fuel up, lets go to the next gas station and fill it up in seconds” rather “Oh i forgot to plug in my EV after a long drive, guess i will have to wait some hours”.

But still EVs can take you far and it gotten pretty far in the technology, but i guess the battery still holds personally me off buying one.

I guess thats true.

But THAT is recoverable EASILY, not like lost forever if you dont recover data from that phones storage.

Something like OTP are rather more important.

That isnt even the part it is encrypted, the TPM encryption is either “Automatic” or over a password (any length) on startup so far i know it from my work with Bitlocker (tpm 2.0) on windows 10. Idk if this is different on windows 11.

The only phone manufacture that does that is Google with pixel. Any other phone is for my knowledge either “weakly” encrypted or not at all.

Still your Mobile OS isnt just upgrading and encrypting your SD card and main drive. Thats the point.

Yeah it can happen, when you force people without their consent encrypting their data.