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otter otter

Total posts found: 1054 (918 comments, 136 posts)

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technology
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main
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Recent Posts and Comments

Last 25 posts and comments by otter

Comment minecraft
Aug 13, 2026

Brand new account posting a weird link within minutes 🙄 Banned from our instances

Comment dailygames
Aug 13, 2026

``` hankgreen.com/smush · Aug 12 301 pts · no hints 🥞🥞🥞 🟨⭐🥞 🥞🥞🥞 ```

Comment technology
Aug 12, 2026

To be fair, I haven't used Chromecast in a long time. Maybe even 10 years ago now. I remember having connectivity issues, where I'd go to pause the content and realize it disconnected again. So maybe the battery drain was because of poor connections, or poorly designed apps

Comment technology
Aug 12, 2026

Its nice to be able to use it with a remote instead of fumbling around with your phone. Also performance, decoding support, not burning your phone's battery, etc

Comment technology
Aug 12, 2026

No ads, better performance, customizable I also tried Projectivy in the past but I don't remember why I switched away from it. I think there was a performance bug that was causing it to crash. Both may be good options now

Comment dailygames
Aug 11, 2026

That explains why I got "better than 0% of players" the first time. Even after jumping the wall, I got "better than 33%" : ``` putt.day #91 ⛳ 7/11 Albatross 🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟢 https://putt.day/s/dWawKhmzeaBT ``` The best score is probably 3 - 1 to line up the ball against the wall on the right - 1 to ...

Comment microblogmemes
Aug 11, 2026

In higher education, some schools have a chain of escalation, and usually things usually don't get to the point of actually doing a "trial" (although that does happen some times) - students are innocent until the instructor suspects something - instructors can implement the penalty that they see as...

Comment lemmyshitpost
Aug 11, 2026

The Flintstones ones are very memorable, I wonder if the marketing was helped by the fact that the vitamins look like rocks 😄 That way when they are exposed to the air and begin to discolor (which is harmless from what I understand), it doesn't become unpalatable to children

Comment publichealth
Aug 11, 2026

Context > Almost 305,000 doses of the morning-after pill were provided free of charge in England’s high street pharmacies in the first five months of the new contraception service, according to new NHS data (October 2025 to March 2026). This figure marks one of the biggest changes in access to emer...

Comment technology
Aug 11, 2026

Thanks, I didn't know about them before today and this is probably why https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hail_cannon > There is no evidence in favor of the effectiveness of these devices. A 2006 review by Jon Wieringa and Iwan Holleman in the journal Meteorologische Zeitschrift summarized a variety of...

Post technology
Aug 11, 2026

Quebec apple grower using anti-hail cannon to protect crops from icy weather cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/69184297 > > A “anti-hail cannon” could be a Canadian first, as a Quebec apple orchard says the device could protect its crops from icy weather. > > > > The cannon has been deploy...

Post canada
Aug 11, 2026

Quebec apple grower using anti-hail cannon to protect crops from icy weather > A “anti-hail cannon” could be a Canadian first, as a Quebec apple orchard says the device could protect its crops from icy weather. > > The cannon has been deployed at Verger des Bois-Francs southeast of Montreal by Max...

Post publichealth
Aug 11, 2026

Louisiana health officials warn beachgoers of flesh-eating bacteria - National | Globalnews.ca > During the same period over the previous 10 years, Louisiana reported an average of seven cases and one death. All nine cases reported this year were associated with wounds exposed to seawater, and all ...

Comment linux
Aug 10, 2026

This is in line with how a lot of large open source projects are dealing with it - don't force people to use an AI tool - don't be a jerk to people who choose to use a tool with AI - you are responsible for how you interact with the project. If it wouldn't be ok if done by a human, its not ok if do...

Comment general
Aug 10, 2026

Neat! Which fork of the interface are you using, or are you maintaining your own? From what I remember, the main Mylmym repo hasn't seen updates in a few years

Comment communityrequests
Aug 9, 2026

For sure, thank you for working on those! Reports are sent to both the mods and the admins on Lemmy, and so we do see them, but it's easier on us when communities have their own mods to deal with things.

Comment gardening
Aug 9, 2026

Sweet and sour, bright/tropical if that makes sense? A friend made salsa with some once, that was pretty good

Comment communityrequests
Aug 8, 2026

Sounds great, done! I removed the existing mods, added you as the first mod, and then added the others back. That way if the other mods return, you have support, but you can still deal with it if one of those accounts causes issues in the future. Cheers, and let us know if you need help with anyt...

Post canada
Aug 8, 2026

Stolen trucks, computer equipment totaling $800K recovered in Brampton | Globalnews.ca Insert joke about a few sticks of RAM

Comment canada
Aug 8, 2026

it looks like this was posted twice around the same time. since the other one has more comments and upvotes, I'll remove this one

Comment newtolemmy
Aug 7, 2026

This is something a lot of people would like, but right now that feature is marked "not planned" by the developers since it would be difficult to implement. That might change if they get more funding / get through more of the backlog / someone else works on it. You can see those feature requests a...

Comment offbeat
Aug 7, 2026

😐

Comment canada
Aug 7, 2026

Personally, when I'm reading an article, I skim past the parts that explain climate change, unless it has some new bit of information (ex. updates to historical trends). It's not because I doubt climate change, but because I'm pretty familiar with the core points already. I think it is helpful to ...

Comment technology
Aug 7, 2026

I agree with the point you are making, that this study shows that there is a risk of people using these systems to generate biological weapons. However, in this particular study, they created bacteriophages. Those are viruses that attack bacteria, and the focus of that research is usually around c...

Comment health
Aug 7, 2026

The point was about whether medical data can be good, and people carefully explained the cases where it can be good and why its bad in this situation. If you're saying that old fashioned research was helpful but the modern "AI" junk is stupid, then yes that is the exact point I was making. Or we ...