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When I was on Reddit I felt like my opinion didn’t matter. But here it just feels more open and free.

By default most people run Wireguard on port 51822. This of course shows that you are running a VPN. Is it better to run on another port, for example 443? But I heard that some ISPs frown on that....

Two years ago I’ve tried my hand at cracking something, it’s quite an unknown game, Arena Wars was the name. I always found it fun to take it for a spin, try out a match or two, then forget about it for a couple months....

Idk if “little experience” means something in English, but what I meant is non-life changing/threatening. Things that would otherwise go unnoticed....

Hello! Someone suggested this "If the MOSFET is put into diode connection mode (connect the gate to the drain), you can force a small current (I recommend 1 uA–10 uA; 1 mA would probably be OK; 100 mA would result in significant power dissipation and could influence the results) and record Vds (which is equal to Vgs in this...

Hello Lemmy community need help wanting to find the best outdoor 360 camera that uses wifi by default but can switch to cellaur data if needed. Anyone have any good ideas?

I've found Patreon to be really rewarding (hidden gems in the game modding space, music producers, technologists + tinkerers of all kinds), but am curious about the vast number of other creators out there....

The deeper you go, the more water above you is pressing down on you. Does this increase water density the deeper you go?

I am NOT OP. Post by u/ThrowAway_chosen on r/TrueOffMyChest....

Rather often, I see a post here with say 5 comments, but I only see one or two under the post. Why is this? Am I perhaps defederated from those posters' instance?

The recent post on using a lamp in series to limit potential fault currents has had me thinking about using them as above. Has anyone done this? I can see advantages, cost for one - wirewound resistors can be expensive. Visual indication of a varying load. Make it "short-circuit proof"..

Is there a way to make a link to a community of a foreign instance that opens on the instance of the user that clicks on it?...

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I mean what comes after the @. I'm tired of seeing a bunch of lame porn from @lemmynsfw

Some sites offer up to 30% off.

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They don't even want you to use the website I don't think. They've even done experiments where they blocked people from using the mobile website. The more they want me to use their app, the more I want to avoid Reddit all together.

I saw a few faces peering in the windows of r/electronics as I drove out of the car park having just locked up to head over here. Glad you found your way over.

I just catched myself looking at reddit again....

This question is especially for people who have joined in the last week. Have you used other fediverse platforms or is this your first time really using one? What do you think of it so far? Are you aware that you can comment on Lemmy posts with a Mastodon account?

I know the developers are working hard and I'm sure they'll be coming with Mlem updates. I hope to see a notification centre being added, as well as the posts being collapsed instead of full-length. Do you wish for an Apollo type of design, or similar?...

Sending this from work where I was looking at a coworker while talking and walked full-speed into the edge of a table...