Yea that’s exactly how my last metal carafe was!

This is exactly how I enjoy my coffee too. I use a double walled glass carafe from fellow that works pretty well too, and is a bit easier to clean as the lid is much simpler.

I use orion on Mac and it works well 99% of the time.

I agree with you somewhat, but I’ll just say in my opinion, it wasn’t as disruptive to my watching.

The real time chat abuse reporting is pretty interesting. Hopefully it’s tuned well and you can’t get griefed by it.

I read the article and didn’t see any diary stuff. Do you have a link to it?

I never read the books, but I greatly enjoy the show. I think a lot of the people who don’t like it are being boring

You love to see it.

Thank you!

Could you name or link the kettle from your post?

How is it?? I haven’t looked them up but whereabouts are they from?

Ahh, I can’t help with actual implementation. Sorry!

Yea, so my understanding is that activity pub, the protocol used by mastadon (and lemmy) is serviced by queues, perhaps those like Kafka. Those sort of queues promise eventual consistency, which means when one goes offline, the queue is stored on the other, waiting until the other is online, in which case it resumes where the disconnected server last left off.

I would say it depends on what you mean by eventually consistent. The simplest answer is that it has consistency insofar as databases and various queue technologies have consistency. That doesn’t account for the edge cases of federation and deletions of accounts/communities.

I was in the same boat as you. It doesn’t sit right with me having all the smart stuff enabled even if I’m not using it. There’s plenty of concerns there. I ended up getting a smart tv, using an Apple TV plugged into it, and turning off the WiFi on the tv itself. When I want to update it, I can. Otherwise, you can look for TVs marketed towards businesses. Like the ones that get hung up to display menus and stuff. That was the only avenue I found where the smart stuff wasn’t baked in. They’re expensive though.