imho:
As others have said this is a much smaller place and I guess everyone had it’s own experience, but in the end users (including moderators) are humans, and you will find here the same issues you found on reddit except one:
on top of the other answer: you don’t even need to do that, that is what a thermostat is for…
yeah but monitoring and controlling are two different things: you can have a monotoring system and e-mail / alarms going off in case of issues, and attackers can’t do shit but looking at temperature.
But when would you ever need to change the temperature remotely is my question.
I’m 100℅ with you, this isn’t helping europe, it’s just taxing normal people. Especially for electronic components, we just don’t produce that stuff… the only way is importing it anyway, and the way that these tariffs apply e.g. on Aliexpress hit the hobbyists way harder than the reseller.
Io sarei stato ben contento di partecipare a discussioni italiane qui. Il problema per me è stato che gli unici post che vedevo, continuamente, erano post di notizie portate possibilmente da bot. Le notizie portate da bot non sono contenuto. Disperdono l’utenza che le vede, sono poco interessanti, e rispondere sembra parlare con un muro, perché chi posta non è una persona emotivamente interessata alla notizia
Avevo scritto la stessa identica cosa molto tempo fa… alla fine mi ero iscritto a caffeitalia che era l’unica con post umani anzi che notizie in stile bot, ma alla fine sono arrivate anche li…
In for-profit social media this will often be the case since they’re optimized for ‘engagement’ and ragebait is what works best for that…
but yeah, on lemmy we can do better, imho even adjusting how filter/sorting work can potentially have a huge impact