His approach blended populist messaging with economic nationalism, drawing both cheers from supporters stupid people and warnings from economists and global leaders everyone else.

Fixed that for them.

There’s a few services (Fediseer and the Lemmy Canvas event) that auth via Lemmy. It’s awkward, but it works.

Basically you enter your username@instnace.xyz there, and it sends a DM to your account with a code (similar to an MFA token). You then complete the login on the app with that code.

MAGA Gun Nuts / 2nd Amendment Absolutists / NRA: 🦗

Will the real suckers and losers, please stand up?

Or at least would the real suckers and losers please shut up? They’re always the loudest and dumbest in any space, and it’s as if they stopped talking for even a second, they might actually have a critical thought (and that terrifies them).

Yep. It’s for an outdoor weather node on a metal pole, so damage would be fairly minimal if it had a bad day. It’s also only charging at like 200 mAh (max) since it’s got only a small 1W solar panel hooked to the charge controller. The only other concern would be summertime temperature, but I worry about that regardless of the cell.

Yeah, and my newer powerbanks all do PowerDelivery for 5, 9, 12, and 20 V.

I’m assuming watt-hours would be universal for them all (watts are watts, as the saying goes).

I may be re-thinking my morals for things like that here soon. My legitimate career relies heavily on federal grant money, and my skills aren’t rare enough to hope France will adopt me. Maybe I’ll start a meme coin or something lol.

That’s true, but this one came from a known (local) vendor. I took it back, and they were happy to refund it. Since they were gonna toss it, I asked if I could keep it (it works well enough to power an ESP32).

I’ve thought about selling out my morals, but realized I could never live with myself.

I guess they could still lie about watt-hours, but buying anything based off of the reported mAh capacity is a crapshoot.

Ended up with a clearly fake 18650 in my collection. Weighs way less than an older 2200 mAh one but it’s label says 9900 mAh. Again, it’s an 18650.

The culprit:

Not discounting that (it’s a cool project), but NOAA/NWS are the ones that issue the EAS severe weather alerts (when your phone/TV/radio goes all REEET REEEEET REEEET letting you know shit’s getting real). Some severe weather you can plan for based on forecast (snow storms, some thunderstorms), others you need constant eyes on and as much warning as possible (tornadoes).

And tornado season is coming up, so…yeah, buckle up, Midwest.

Edit: Also, I feel your username lol.

Yes they do.

Edit: As others have said, Puerto Rico is a US territory rather than a state, and they don’t have representation in Congress, but in all other aspects (and as far as “papers, please” goes), they are 100% US citizens.

Only if you’re rich and/or a racist with power.

I’m the Tesseract UI dev, and I just released version 4.1 today: https://dubvee.org/post/3069664

Just a regular statue, but it’s on a hinged platform so it can be a tourist attraction where you can line up to tear it down (and it resets for the next person).

It’s a free attraction, but there is a donation box with the proceeds going to help those whose lives were upended or destroyed by his regime.

If you step back and think about it, so much of human society revolves around people wearing the right costume for the occasion.

Sometimes it makes sense (protective gear, etc) other times it just seems like “that’s what we’ve always worn for X [occasion | profession | etc].”

How does removing your hat imply respect? What is the purpose for standing up when the judge enters the courtroom? Just a bunch of stupid rituals that may have made sense at one time that we keep doing for…reasons.

Nope. Just ZZ Top and “sharp” being easily replaced with “shark”.

We’re not a general purpose instance, we have a defined mission statement, and the site info clearly states the rules apply to local and federated accounts. 🤷‍♂️ And the ban syncs are no longer needed as later versions of Lemmy server do the same thing automatically (our automod just implemented something almost identical prior to Lemmy adding that natively).

If you are hosting a Lemmy instance, I suggest requiring new accounts to provide an email address and pass a captcha

Those are easy to bypass (or a human can spin up a bunch with throwaway emails and plug them into bots). I recommend enabling registration applications. While not foolproof, it gives the admins eyes on every new account. Also, consider denying any application that uses a throwaway email service.