[–] 5 points 2 years ago

It looks to be based on user ratings (for the sort), and could change dynamically

Likely a lot of people dog piled on Tesla, then read the others.

The Tesla one’s main issue is “they grab a lot of data and don’t seem competent protecting it” which is less bad than “we will sell your sexual history if we can grab it from the car, and have a lot of sensors too”

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  • [–] 3 points 2 years ago (2 children)

    You got me curious enough to try to understand the mechanics of what you mean, since I thought if you already were oathbreaker there’s no problem

    I see one post from someone saying the oathbreaker knight can aggro you, depending on which camp you rest at. Most will be fine, but some place the knight close enough to be angry

    Is that your issue?

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  • [–] 10 points 3 years ago (1 child)

    I do appreciate seeing more perspectives, but Lemmygrad is open that they don’t intent to push things in good faith.

    I will say that the more socialist (than I’m used to) lemmy.ml has been interesting, but the lemmygrad spots are a silly but dangerous echo chamber

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  • [–] 5 points 3 years ago

    I agree with almost everything hog say, and strongly think WFH is the future and worth the costs.

    But I think physical security concerns are a fair one for some companies to hold for WFH, if they handle sensitive data where leaking is a concern.

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    I have a fresh install of windows 11, though this was an issue with win10 too. I also have an OLED monitor.

    I have to always turn the monitor off entirely when not using it unless I shut down the computer- otherwise, windows will leave the screen on, even when locked (and even if I initially sleep it completely. Maybe my cats bump the mouse in the evening and it wakes up forever)

    With an OLED this contributes to pretty bad burn in. I tried telling it to turn the screen off after one minute, with no effect….

    Any tips? I once setup some scripts to force sleep, but that really doesn’t seem the right solution here.

    I do have windows hello enabled, but even disabling that doesn’t seem to help. It happens both on a lock screen and when I leave it alone on the desktop.

    Thanks for any tips

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