[–] 24 points 4 days ago* (8 children)

You think that’s what an “enraged” comment looks like?

No one said it’s a major problem, just that we’re used to such good quality even from cheap mass mfg that something like this is unusual.

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  • [–] 7 points 1 week ago

    batteries degrade over time, meaning we will need a continous way to replace them, and since most manufacturers of batteries are located in China

    Batteries are largely recyclable and worth recycling, at least the ones of the scale used for grid-scale power storage.

    And manufacturing can be done outside of china; it’s just a bit more expensive.

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    I adore Lemmy, but one frustration that I keep running into is the quantity of shit expelled by Reddit mirror/repost bots.

    No one comments on them, they’re always at a low score, and yet it seems like they account for half the “all” feed.

    What does everyone do about this? Just block the shitty communities that these bots infest and move on? Block the bots themselves? Block the instances that host them? Is there any solution that would limit their damage to the default user experience?

    Specific culprits, for context:

    Now that I post this, I think I spot the common problem amongst these…

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