If you are treating your paying customers worse than someone you perceive as stealing from you, you are doing something seriously wrong.
Cevilia
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Thanks for the lemonade, kind stranger!
But the only way it would actually get there depends on you, and your willingness to ignore data. :)
Same here. I occasionally try other clients, but qB is the one I always end up going back to, mostly because it automagically blocks hosts that send garbage.
But what happens when you forget it?
It would be very easy to increase that to 100%, if you're prepared to ignore enough data...
Oh no. I won't be part of The Zuck's EEE plan. How terrible. /sarcasm
According to the National Safety Council there are "too few deaths to calculate odds". (source). So, I'm pretty sure we can call the probability of two extremely-rare events happening independently in succession as near to nothing as makes no odds.
Also, modern combined units (sometimes called CVDRs) are built to withstand multiple impacts, and their storage medium is solid state. It is highly likely that, in the event of this near-impossible scenario, the recorder could be recovered again.
Thanks for your message though I'm a little confused, what more is there to say?
I know I'm not the target of this question but I can't imagine tipping a hairdresser.
Defederation = the defederating server refuses to talk to the other server.
Imagine Hotmail and Gmail. Hotmail decides to defederate from Gmail. Going forward, any Gmail user trying to send mail to Hotmail will simply be ignored, and Hotmail will ignore any email bound for Gmail.
They're rubbish bins (or perhaps textile recycling bins, but probably not) specifically for national, regional, and/or local flags.
Edited to clarify: No judgment, I am not making a political or societal argument, just posting about a thing I learned exists. If this post gets hijacked I'll ask the mods to lock it.
What it is: Someone shows you the palm of their hand with their thumb conspicuously tucked across it, then closes their fingers around their thumb, in a video call or in real life.
Why YSK: If a person uses the signal for help, they are telling you that they need help, and they can't directly ask for it. Do not acknowledge the signal. When you can, contact them in a way that you're less likely to be overheard such as text or email, and try to find out what they need. Asking yes-no questions will further reduce the risk to them. A good first question would be "Are you in danger right now?" followed by "Do you need the emergency services?"
See also https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/175172 :)