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What if we started #fediMarried? Bad idea? probably.
I still think there ought to be some kind of introverts matchmaking service. And obviously it couldn't be a paid service as that gets the incentive structure wrong.
I found my husband of 18 years online before "match.com" was totally broken. IDK what I'd do today.
I know 6 people who kind of want to get married but none of them match. Gotta cast a wider net. They are introverts so this will not happen. How many have you got?
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What if we started #fediMarried? Bad idea? probably.
I still think there ought to be some kind of introverts matchmaking service. And obviously it couldn't be a paid service as that gets the incentive structure wrong.
I found my husband of 18 years online before "match.com" was totally broken. IDK what I'd do today.
I know 6 people who kind of want to get married but none of them match. Gotta cast a wider net. They are introverts so this will not happen. How many have you got?
Lots of people don't want to get married and that's fine. I just think if people want to find someone they should be able to. Being married can be awesome.
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Lots of people don't want to get married and that's fine. I just think if people want to find someone they should be able to. Being married can be awesome.
@futurebird I believe the best way to find a partner is to work on things you care deeply about in a community of action. At worst you also get a bunch of great and interesting friends.
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What if we started #fediMarried? Bad idea? probably.
I still think there ought to be some kind of introverts matchmaking service. And obviously it couldn't be a paid service as that gets the incentive structure wrong.
I found my husband of 18 years online before "match.com" was totally broken. IDK what I'd do today.
I know 6 people who kind of want to get married but none of them match. Gotta cast a wider net. They are introverts so this will not happen. How many have you got?
@futurebird So I had an idea for this for ages that I would occasionally post and always get a couple boosts and favorites so I finally started making it a thing: @FediMatch
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@sabrinaweb71 @bluberrycookie @serimemo confermo, è lui, io lo faccio ed è sempre bello sia spedire che ricevere!
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Quale distribuzione stabile con #KDE consigliate di provare?
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Your AI chatbot may be stealing your conversations.
Many #BigTech platforms:
• use chat inputs for training
• store conversations indefinitely
• process data in centralized cloudsWhat does that mean for #dataprivacy?
We break it down 👇
https://nextcloud.com/de/blog/the-problems-with-big-tech-ai-data-collection-privacy-concerns-and-how-to-protect-your-data/
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Del valore o del costo?
https://www.ilpost.it/2026/03/19/furto-scarpe-prada-rubate-dolo-venezia-rubate/
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@bluberrycookie @serimemo se vuoi esiste un sito dove ti iscrivi e ogni volta che ne hai voglia chiedi loro un indirizzo, ti danno quello di un altro iscritto a caso a cui mandare una cartolina.
Mi pare sia https://postcrossing.com/
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Modular 18650 Packs, No Spot Welding Required
Building a battery pack from 18650 cells traditionally requires patience, a spot welder, and a supply of nickel strip. But what if there was another way? [Ben] is here with Cell-Lock, a modular battery assembly system.
At the system’s heart are a set of interlocking end caps and connection pieces that function as locking cams as well as the electrical connections where needed. They were inspired by the cam systems used for furniture assembly, and are activated by rotation with a screwdriver. The result is a mechanically stable battery system in which different configurations can easily be assembled.
We like that it doesn’t involve any heat near those cells; in part because we’ve seen our share of dodgy connections overheating. But we do have a few concerns. These include how reliable a connection those cams would make, as well as how much current they could safely take without overheating. If both of those could be addressed, we can see that this is an idea with a future.
You can see plenty of examples on the linked project, including an e-bike pack which seems to return no problems. Meanwhile this is by no means the first modular battery pack system we’ve seen.
