How I Built an NFC Movie Library for my Kids
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Reddit keeps your IP address for at least 4 months!
Reddit keeps your IP address for at least 4 months! - Lemmy.world
Before migrating to Lemmy, I decided to request a copy of the data Reddit has on me. To my surprise, the export includes a file ip_logs.csv with a list of all IP addresses that I used to connect to Reddit for the last 3-4 months!! That seems quite unnecessary.
Spam communities being created by user LMAO
Spam communities being created by user LMAO - Lemmy.world
https://lemmy.world/u/LMAO [https://lemmy.world/u/LMAO] This user is creating lots of random communities (which are also featured on the homepage) Edit: So far he has created over 2500 communities with random names. Edit 2: Up to 4236 fake communities now
I want to debunk Reddit's claims, and talk about their unwillingness to work with developers, moderators, and the larger community, as well as say thank you for all the support
What is our national pride?
[Help] Brown spots on my Strelitzia Nicolai
[Help] Brown spots on my Strelitzia Nicolai - Lemmy.world
Hi everyone, I have a Strelitzia Nicolai which isn’t doing too well. Most of the leaves are turning yellow/brown, some of them having spots. This happened last year as well. After a while, I cut them off, and they eventually regrow. The plant is on a hydroculture with a water meter. I don’t think its due to overwatering. Once the meter indicates zero, I wait 4 days before refilling to the “optimal” level on the meter. I also don’t think it’s because of a lack of sunlight. The plant stands in our “veranda” (sorry for the Dutch term, no good English term seems to exist). Plenty of sunlight. In the winter, the temperature never drops below 16. In the summer it almost never drops below 20. The plant receives a fertilizer for hydroculture plants roughly every 6 months. Last time was about 2 months ago. Any thoughts on what could be going on? I’ve had this plant for 4 years, and only been struggling with it the last 2. [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/5de7907a-ddf1-401c-9409-c49e395c62d3.jpeg] [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/bfb4b79c-3612-453a-9a23-3f6276af7771.jpeg] [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/8e0057f7-b214-48de-899c-d94cf9970df4.jpeg] [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/e156c238-9042-4c96-9631-20e59567bfd0.jpeg]
Shoutout to @[email protected] for a very detailed and helpful answer. For some reason I can't reply to your message, so I'm creating a new comment instead. Hope you see it ;)
Wow, thanks a lot for your detailed answer and suggestions. You kind of convinced me to go for Roborock!
The fact that local control works (after cloud setup) is great. I read somewhere that the robot will reboot if it's been disconnected from the cloud for a long time, but that's fine for now. Good to know that there's a backup solution in the rare case my internet connection goes down.
I hope one day someone will make a great vacuum robot with an open-source firmware. Imagine having something like ESPHome for vacuum robots. Wet dream!
Any suggestions for a good vacuum + mopping robot?
Any suggestions for a good robot vacuum + mop? - Lemmy.world
Hi everyone! I currently have a Neato D7 with a broken brush motor. It’s 3 years old, so no more warranty. Given that Neato is shutting down [https://www.engadget.com/robot-vacuum-maker-neato-is-shutting-down-amid-stiff-competition-204959296.html], I want to buy a new vacuum altogether. Here’s my wishlist: * Home Assistant integration (duh) * Vacuum + mopping * Local control would be cherry on top * LIDAR navigation (we run it mostly during the night) * Easy to service & reliable (should be easy to service the robot and buy replacement parts) Any suggestions / recommendations?
If we all cycled like the Dutch, CO2 emissions would drop by 690 million tonnes