unclekev

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by unclekev 1y ago
Well the site definitely works. Currently going through a extremely difficult time at the moment with my amazing cat that is dying of CKD/CHF. First video this site showed me is "A scene from the movie A Dog's Purpose (2017).
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by unclekev 3y ago
Correct. Asbestos degrades over time and releases fibers with almost no effort/interaction with the material. Engineered stone only releases dangerous particles when cut. It does not degrade. They both require special care when being d
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by unclekev 3y ago
I don't understand how banning it does anything to address the underlying problem of people wilfully ignoring PPE/safe working practices. One of the "Suggested safer alternatives" is Granite which can have silica content
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by unclekev 3y ago
> have the power to decide who's a part of their network. Former Reddit mods are going to love this feature. Now when they are power-tripping or they don't agree with another instances users views on a topic, instead of just ba
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by unclekev 3y ago
Just went to the 'Programming' lemmy/beehaw and the first thing I see is a post about how they have had to defederate from some instances because of a lack of proper mod tools, trolls and bad actors. The irony. > https:&#
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by unclekev 3y ago
> put it to a public vote Those votes were brigaded by people pushing the blackout, they are not representative of the overall community. The average user of Reddit completely ignored/scrolled past those polls because "whats th
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by unclekev 3y ago
Some of them are trying to figure something out. https://www.reddit.com/r/RelayForReddit/comments/147152b/upd... > There's no possibility to continue the free version of Relay; a monthly subscrip
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by unclekev 3y ago
Power mods are a real problem on Reddit. It's the same group of people who strong-armed a lot of smaller subreddits into participating in this 'protest'. The end result of this protest looks like it's going to be that Re
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by unclekev 3y ago
> if you thing mods are not the community Mods are the stewards of the community. Not the community itself. They help foster a good community, but once again - they are not the community and can usually easily be replaced by someone else
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by unclekev 3y ago
9 out of 10 days most Reddit mods are considered the scum of the earth, it's a literal meme at this point how bad a lot of them are. They are the heroes this week because it fits their narrative. Censorship, power-tripping, running sub
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by unclekev 3y ago
> No gap, no memory of going under or anything that happened in between. It's like the intervening time didn't happen. I had the same experience 2 weeks ago when being put under with propofol. They asked me to hold a mask again
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by unclekev 3y ago
> Why on earth are you criticizing the moderators? Because 99 days out of 100 the majority of people including Redditors hate Reddit mods for being power tripping egomaniacs who actively censor any discussion that they don't agree w
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by unclekev 3y ago
> If Reddit leadership reached out and worked things out privately and in a productive manner with 3rd party app developers to create a plan and agree on reasonable timelines, Well to be fair, that appears to be exactly what was happenin
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by unclekev 3y ago
> Do they make up a large percentage of users? About 3% > What leverage do users have here None
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by unclekev 3y ago
> My perception was that only 10% of the subs were going to go private There's 3.5 million subs. Less than 8000 are participating in the 'blackout' That's 87% of ~8000, not the whole of Reddit.
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by unclekev 3y ago
> It seems that the site broke down and now redirects to a Twitch stream Probably had to shut the database instance down once they exceeded the AWS free tier limits and realised that internet infrastructure actually costs real money and
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by unclekev 3y ago
> vast majority > Of those who are active, most just comment You don't need the 'vast majority' or 'most'. You just need a few. > It's a vanishingly small group who actually want to moderate Not really
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by unclekev 3y ago
> /r/askhistorians is going private for 48h and reopens readonly indefinitely after. /r/pathofexile as far as I understand won't be going private but goes readonly once again indefinitely. Wow, that'll reall
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by unclekev 3y ago
> Shhhhh! They don't all know about HN! No need to worry, any mention of HN is being mostly censored in all the "Reddit blackout" propoganda Discords now there's actual real discussion happening here about how the str
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by unclekev 3y ago
> I think that’s a pretty shitty policy Agreed. > Though it does sound like Steam would still remove your access if you actually did inherent the account I found this to be a good article that expands on the whole "What happens
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by unclekev 3y ago
I think there is more to the story. The person that made that post has been previously caught and placed on the universal scammer list. https://www.universalscammerlist.com/?username=screddachedda
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by unclekev 4y ago
Anyone here using/found a decent Air Quality sensors that is plug and play with Home Assistant?
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by unclekev 4y ago
What exactly do you find odd about it? I'm one of those rare people that can't do any sort of deep breathing exercises or meditation without ending up in a manic state due to a severe anxiety disorder.
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by unclekev 4y ago
> ...companies still use it ? Yep, Currently working for an absolute horror show of an employer who proudly uses stack ranking during yearly and half yearly reviews. Cant wait to move on from this place.
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by unclekev 4y ago
There's commercial/enterprise software available which hooks into XProtect to provide more advanced reporting capabilities. https://www.jamf.com/products/jamf-protect/ Doesn't help for the average u
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by unclekev 4y ago
> you need a plastic hat in Australia. That's because safety is cool, although some people do prefer the brain damage option.
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by unclekev 4y ago
In Australia, a lot of the time if you search Google for specific concert tickets, Viagogo will come up before the official ticket reseller results. My mum got stung by this and accidentally bought $800 of tickets from them for a show in De
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by unclekev 4y ago
If anyone knows of anyone in Australia (or surrounding countries) doing psilocybin or MDMA assisted therapy, please reach out. Desperate.
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by unclekev 4y ago
>can someone explain what is forged exactly? The boxes and packaging, also most of the disks inside the boxes were found to be blank.
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by unclekev 4y ago
> I worked at a company that used the phrase "getting jamf'd" as a verb to describe when the management system broke things on your macbook. It's just a management framework - Do developers who use windows say "g

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