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@nblr That's quite neat, makes sure you can only use one type of battery at a time.
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mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06Neurodivulgent old school unix guy. He/him 🏳️🌈 and ally to the entire rest of the spectrum. Not a furry but I get it.
Most posts are not public. Trying hard to avoid ragetooting. Sometimes I delete a toot shortly after posting because it's too ragey and I regret. Nothing annoys fascists more than being a decent human being; honestly trying my best here. Let's be nice. #DontBeADick There is only one human race.
Eat the rich.
Dogs are awesome.
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This seems a worthy cause to me. A positive project in Uganda. I donated, maybe you can give them something, too.
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@ghostinthenet@hachyderm.io I think the "lack of peer to peer connectivity" is a feature of NAT, not a bug. Most home networks contain far more devices than could have been foreseen when IPv6 was thought up, and they're all far less secure. Computers and other devices can't be trusted to "just be on the internet". That's how we get bot nets.