There are reasonable limits. Let’s say his car takes 30 minutes. Is 31 minutes total connection time acceptable? I think everyone would say yes. How about 35 minutes? 45? An hour?

Where people draw the line is going to vary. I agree with the premise that you shouldn’t have to wait by your car to charge, whether it’s 30 minutes or 2 hours. That is wasted time, and drastically reduces the attraction of having an EV. For myself, having to wait an extra 15 minutes isn’t too bad, and extra half hour or more is probably too much. I think context also really matters. If I’m parking at a station in a garage where most of the users are there for work, I expect to be there for at least 2 hours, possibly 4 (and would pick a charger I could use most of the time). At a mall, where people are in and out, if I was going to be there much more than 30 minutes I would probably plan to be back at my car to move it when it was charged. Especially since most of the chargers I’ve seen bill based on connection time and not electricity used.

And many of those activities include consumption. If you’re doing more than casual hiking, you probably aren’t using second-hand shoes from the thrift store.

There is also Veronica Explains. One more reason to get off Lemmy and onto PieFed.

I have a 2017 Leaf. It absolutely has its drawbacks compared to most modern cars, but it did exist 6 years ago.

If people were doing this, how would you know? And if other people aren’t, what do you expect the people who are to do about it? Are you hoping for a Streets of New York scene where the non-intrusive Christians duke it out with the loudmouthed Christians until only one group is left?

I’m not saying what you’re saying is wrong, it just doesnt address the question of the guy who responded to you.

It’s worth noting that there are (shitty) people in the world who consider cis people who are unable to, or merely choose not to, have children as lesser or not Real men/women. It’s a distinction that has relevance in some limited ways, but has no logical bearing on your identity.

I’m more than okay with options. I’m even okay with changing the default on new phones. I’m not so okay with changing it on existing installations without giving the option to the user.

I just got a OneUI update to V7 on my Samsung and it remapped the power button.

Which is a loss. I liked the extra button, just not for an assistant.

I don’t use the features you listed that much, so I switched it back to powering off my phone. On my Samsung device, there was a link titled how do I turn off my phone. One of the options suggested was saying, “Bixby, turn off my phone.” Nope.

True, but if you control both endpoints, e2ee and https look very similar.

Fair point, and if ypure worried about privacy while transferring images, a VPN should have already been considered.

I would think e2ee would be important if youre uploading files when away from your local network. If that isn’t enabled, then it’s far less important. At that point, it would only matter if there was a compromised client harvesting your wifi packets.

The world needs those two gifs combined so we can more easily (and awesomely!) answer this question in the future.

Still using Nova? I stopped using it when Branch bought it, about a year after I bought the paid version.

Isn’t a standard deviation for IQ 20 points or so? If so, what you’re saying is that you took a test 3 times and it gave pretty much the same results all three times.

That’s like getting different blood pressure readings at different times and dismissing the validity of blood pressure tests. I and other people can raise blood pressure with a thought. That doesn’t negate the value of the test, it just indicates one of its limitations.

I may have to start doing this. I’ve subscribed to enough that I see enough to keep me occupied, and if I don’t I go to All and add anything that I find particularly interesting. This mean I miss new things I might really enjoy unless I’m not as occupied with my current subscription list. This could be better.

Well, I do think the first step would be calling out their bad behavior. Maybe they don’t think what they’re saying is so bad, or maybe they think their peers are okay with it. On that point, I don’t think financially supporting them will indicate we don’t approve of their statements or behavior.

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I hate Adobe and their stupid subscription model! Thank goodness for Photopea and their subscription model!

This is like the clown meme, but with only two panels.