I have no sympathy for GAFAM, but Mozilla sucks even more and you can’t convince me otherwise.
You just said that “everyone” should [use Firefox or derivatives].
https://lemm.ee/comment/21472440
thus advocating for a monopoly (but… a good one, right?)
I know Mozilla is involved with Firefox, and that’s precisely one of the reasons I won’t touch it anymore with a 10 feet pole.
Ironic how people advocate for browser monopoly when it’s their monopoly. Nothing new.
I’m not going to touch FF or any fork anymore as long as Mozilla is involved with its development/management (or until Mozilla dies for good).
I’ve never felt the appeal of Instagram (or youtube, for that matters). Looks like most of the “normie” internet is just ego showcasing.
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/leechblock-ng/blaaajhemilngeeffpbfkdjjoefldkok
Not everybody use FF or derivatives.
What’s this Flip Trok thing idk everyone’s talking about?
You’re right. Anyeay, my google account is just a placeholder, let’s say. Everything is disable and I don’t actively use it to store anything, not even my calendar.
If this is the case, it’s (apparently) good for privacy.
Bixby is, or used to be, on Samsung phones.
My interpretation is that you can leave activity off i.e., your interactions are not saved. I may be wrong, but as I’m not interested in it for now, I’m not going to check either.
I’m pretty positive that, although teacher may casually mention it, that’s not a specific topic in school. And it should be.
Just yesterday I was discussing this issue with my wife. Here we have “Physical Education” in schools, which is mostly kids doing exercises or some kind of sport activity in school, a couple of hours per week. This is surely fine, but I’d also like kids being taught the right way to eat, things to avoid, things to limit… I think it would be an investment for the future, which could avoid a lot of problems related to bad eating habits.
The point is… (almost) nobody is going to do that. Ask a layman what a SMTP is.
Yes. Talking to myself is sooooo satisfying…
Thanks. I have to admit I haven’t worked on perovskite since then, so my knowledge is surely very outdated.
No idea.
Yeah, but I’m talking about chemical instability which happens nonetheless, independently on the light you shine on it.
No idea. IIRC the problem comes from chemical instability i.e., even when properly encapsulated, the methylammonium just evaporates/decompose and you’re left with a nice lead iodide layer. Can’t say if it’s better now. It’s been quite a feew years ago.
I used to work on hybrid perovskite for solar cells, during my PhD, a few years ago. The problem with theses materials was their short lifetime (some thousands of hours of sun exposition) and chemical instability, which made them unsuitable for “real life” uses, back then (but suitable to get high impact-factor papers…). Is that still a problem?
Block and forget. Bye.