Ahhhaaahahahaha

If you’re not paying for it, then you’re not the user, you’re the product.

Absolutely. How is this any different from a hacker writing a script? We need to stop being fascinated and start prosecuting.

Summit. Reminds me of Sync on Reddit 5 years ago

Support local. Get a pihole. Guard your privacy. Avoid the algorithm apps. Switch to grapheneos. Vote.

Annnd this is why a refuse to verify with IDs online and use services like Plaid. And the web of T&C’s from multiple 3rd party services like this will mean all of them get shielded from blame.

Oh the house of cards built on the other house of cards

I use it extensively, every day, with no problems

They just lost a customer. This was on my list of apps to use but not if they are this dumb

+1 for pulsar

Another vote for fiber. I ran cat6 in my house (when the electricians had the walls open) just 3 years ago and I already wish I’d run fiber instead.

I’d also strongly consider getting some sensors going in the basement and crawlspace to monitor the humidity and temp. You’d have real data and you can set an alarm level.

Not an HVAC guy but I’m confused by your house, you have a basement and a crawlspace? Are they connected somehow? If the puddles in the crawlspace could be seeping into the basement then I’d say yes. Basements are known for being damp though, has there been a ton of rain?

Also your HVAC guy was really a jackass if he directed the condensation line into your crawlspace.

In the short term, fix the condensation line and maybe get a dehumidifier going in the basement. Those boxes will get moldy fast.

Hmmm, I can’t tell you what the fuck is happening in my government here in the USA

Want to drown In a maze of dark patterns, privacy notices and terms & conditions? Just apply for an apartment.

Liability lawyers

Waiting for the medical examiner report I would think. Imagine a blow to the head, alcohol, murder, medical conditions, there are lots of causes

Yes please

They wake up too

I bought a t1000e “tracker” hoping that I could use it to track my bike if it got stolen. Well despite it being called a tracker and having a mode called “tracker” it doesn’t really work as a tracker. It turns out it’s really more of an external radio for my cellphone. It gets me onto kind of a city wide chat channel. Nice but not what I was after.

The really frustrating part is that I think the network and the devices can support a decent tracker …but it’ll take the right combination of dozens of confusing settings. I gave up after about two months of trying various combinations. I even went to a meshtastic club meeting but everyone there agreed that my tracker would not really… track. Sigh.

Just one guy’s opinion and with just a singular goal. If you’re into Ham radio or like the idea of low power radio chirping communicating across great distances… then jump right in.