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Carabinieri are a police force that is under military hierarchy, but they are trained to operate in a civil context. They act and are equipped as a police force.
But the army mentioned in the news would be the one used to fight wars, with uniform and automatic weapons, not Carabienieri
Ok, I got your point
What I wanted to say, on the other hand, is that for one guy with an axe that ends up in the news, you have 100 guys that may act aggressively and/or violently. And as it is today, doctors and medical personnel has to deal with those too. A soldier would be even less suitable in those cases…
A soldier is trained to deal with enemies with at least an automatic rifle.
Policemen are instead trained to deal with crazies with axes, knives, rods… etc. and possibly neutrilize them without killing them. They should be able to try a negotiation even. What can a soldier with an automatic rifle already in his hand do? Shoot.
It’s easy:
Using army for public order, why? Soldiers are trained to fight, not ti deal with problematic, probably unarmed people.
Just use the police. There used to be police posts at ERs, they were cut. We don’t need a new solution…
What I would do:
downgrade to lasf working version (you probably have to uninstall and tben manuslky srlect the version to re-install)
check if this bug was ile reported on the source repository of the app. If not do it yourself
wait for new version to come out. Check changelog to see if your issue was corrected, and if so install it. Otherwise wait for following version
In the end if a previous version of the app worked, you can keep it, no reason to upgrade…
I have been having the same issue with Ghost commander. When coping a media file there should be some update if the android media indexing (I don’t know what it’s called) that doesn’t happen. Fir example material files does this correctly.
I think there should be some way to force android to do a media scan, I just don’t know how…
TIL, thanks
I don’t use this method, but I would say that the difference between private browsing and the “clear on exit” option is that with the latter you can adjust what you clear on exit (cache, cookies, history), while with the former it cleans everything automatically.
So what you are doing right now is equivalent to using private browsing. The only thing that would make things more convenient for you is the sggestion to enable the options to open links in private mode in firefox.
In my Firefox (Fennec) setting I’v set to clear all data on exit, is this the reason why I’v to insert saved login credential every time?
I think so, becasue this will clear the session cookies that have the account token in them
So, one solution would be to directly use the anonymous mode for everything (you can enable the option to open links in an anonymous tab) where you don’t want to keep login, and by disabling the “clear data on exit” you use the non anonymous mode for insta and facebook. You can also keep the clear data on exit, and exclude the cookies, BTW
Firefox has “total cookie protection” by default, which means, more or less, that the each tab is isolated from the rest of your browsing stuff.
This, in my understanding, is equivalent to having a separate 3rd party app for insta or fb. You can also"install" the web app from Firefox menu, if you prefer a nice icon on your launcher
I answer myself: I tested it successfully (thanks again) and it used my local ETC time
One question: is the scheduled time I tended as my local time zone, is it UTC or is it something else?
Thank for the great app BTW!
No, I only wrote the intro of this Lemmy thread. It’s the part that @rusticus@lemm.ee said was AI generated. At least that was my understanding.
I really hope that the hackaday article cannot be confused with ai generated garbage… Or maybe my taste is really bad!
Thank you. Also I could have written it better. Reading what I wrote again I wasn’t happy at all. It really sounded a bit fake…
I honestly don’t know how to take this 🤔
Yes, you have 5 V. THen you have outomotive 12 V. But now you would have also automotive 48 V. USB-PD is one standard and can deal with different level of power requirements, from headsets up to laptops. And then you can use for other things as well, in a way that can be more practical than dealing with 110-220 V AC.
Is it a monstruosity? I don’t know honestly. I trust hackaday in that sense, and they usually praise it, without any hidden reason, I think.
Also, if you read the article, you can see that it is also a continuation of one from a few years back, before USB_PD was widespread. It touches also the points that you wrote. Give it a read:
https://hackaday.com/2016/12/21/so-wheres-my-low-voltage-dc-wall-socket/
I guess that the same number of cells also dies in the same period!