Relevant XKCD:

As @Grostleton@lemmy.dbzer0.com said, that’s how every Bluetooth device works, but I’m also curious what purpose connecting a mug to a phone via Bluetooth serves.

Same in slovenia, I’ve seeded terabytes of media and never received a copyright notice

Be a shitposting winner!

Anarthropods

V. I. Lenin, the highest stage of cringe

hell yeah

This might interest you: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/william-gillis-bad-people

This implies the existence of noobstates, hackerstates, and godstates

Also, it’s annoying to use that function because you can’t set a default for stuff you write, so you have to select it from the drop-down on every single post and comment.

The alternative is writing [Spanish] on every single post, which is a bit more annoying.

Otherwise I agree, you also can’t select multiple languages apparently (if it was possible, you could select Spanish and Undetermined, for example). I guess we can hope Lemmy devs consider to implement multi-language posts. Until then, the tags in the title seem like the best solution.

I think the 7th rule could be modified a bit, Lemmy has language-tagging functionality built-in, so the rules could just mandate that every post be tagged properly (without the [Language] part of the title).

You mean perfect is the enemy of good?

I don’t use standard Firefox since they started enshitifying

Any Firefox forks should have this option; even Chrome (and Chromium) has it.

All a website with only first-party cookies can learn about you is “I’ve seen this user before”, which is only an issue if you’re worried a news site or something is trying to discern your private information from the articles you read, but for me the convenience of first-party cookies is worth it. I can see why you’d keep them disabled though.

It’s a very efficient royalty-free codec: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVIF?wprov=sfla1

Moop is an excellent name for this doggo

Be the change you wish to see in the world ❤️

This is in the default (Standard) Firefox anti-tracking settings

What?

Aye that’s fair, my comparison was too much of a hyperbole. But why not just block cross-site cookies?

you just get what you write.

Every language is like that