There is a paragraph about this in the article:
- Energy Demand: As people rely more on air conditioning and other cooling equipment during heat waves, the demand for power rises. This puts a burden on the electrical grid, potentially leading to power shortages and blackouts if supply cannot keep up with demand.
I heard other similar reports that 2FA in Lemmy is kinda buggy so I haven't tried to set it up myself yet.
That asides, I heard that the vulnerability would not be stopped by 2FA because it steals the "logged in" cookie, so they are "already logged in". Edit: lemm.ee is not vulnerable in any case.
job interviewer: "do you work well under pressure?"
professional procrastinators: "it is the only way I know how to work"
I bought a flip phone (Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3) a year ago, and it's so much more comfortable to have in my pants pockets that I feel like I will never buy a non-flip phone again...
But also what everyone else says: customizability, etc. I'm using Tasker to run automated tasks, and KLWP to essentially program my own live wallpaper.
I have an Android phone, but also an iPad, so I used to use Sync and Apollo. The best thing about Wefwef / Voyager is that I can use the same app on both devices now!
I have bad hearing, but I have a bad habit of just giving up after the first repeat if I still can't fully hear what they're saying, instead of asking people to talk more clearly because of my hearing issues.
Caller need to roll a natural 20 to get through
According to the article, it isn't just about property owners who refuse to pay, some poorer houseowners are just not able to afford paying to replace the pipes because it's a pretty high cost.
Ah yeah you did, my bad, but yeah you're welcome!
There's already an issue about this on Lemmy's github in any case: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818
And the way it just backs away for a bit and then turns around and leaves, haha
Man, that reminds me of an art installation that I saw many years ago, where an artist set up a bunch of home electronics in a completely dark room so that their LED lights looked like star constellations.
It was kinda beautiful and yet a reminder about all the "light pollution" we get from these devices, basically what you are talking about.
I tried to look up the name of the artist and that art installation, but couldn't find it.