HeartyBeast

Could you give som examples of where it’s desirable ?

Nice tip. Thank you. I was similarly confused

If you are running it through Home Assistant- or indeed Apple HomeKit - it’s all local - no data collection

You know what would be useful? A link to the article you’re referring to. I’m guessing https://smarthomescene.com/guides/how-to-build-a-stable-and-robust-zigbee-network/

• but that doesn’t contain the word ‘debouncing’, so >shrug<

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Apologies mods, I accidentally reported this a spam, due to my fat fingers.

Thanks for the heads-up, I’ve just changed my password

Edit - Duh, passwords weren’t actually leaked - the ttackers queried Trello with email addresses and got back names, usernames and if the addresses were valid.

I don’t think that’s correct - and I can’t find anything that substantiates the claim with a quick Google. Source?

Really? That seems odd. I’ve never had a problem sending reasonable quality photos to Android users and I can’t see a business reason why Apple would degrade image sending purposefully- it would drive its own users to get third party apps.

Meanwhile, in the UK WhatsApp is the default

The default messaging protocol is SMS. Unless you are talking with another Apple user

Message works, it’s seamless and does a good job. Sure I’ll change to something else if I need to send images or group chat with Android uses, but in the UK that generally means WhatsApp, which I am definitely not keen on.

If you are talking about RCS - the encryption aspect is a google proprietary extension

You fucked off?

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carefully configured services on your rpi

I have a back up on an SD Card waiting for the day the SD Card fails. Slot it in and reboot

In the end I just won’t use RCS, I’d rather just move on to proper apps (hell, even Telegram is better than RCS, by a long way).

So in practice what are you going to do when some contacts you and the bubble is purple?

They will finally release HURD

Ah sorry - I wasn’t dissing Java - I was questioning the commenter’s knowledge of Java, given that Minecraft was the example they chose.

can’t think to any program made in java that isn’t a memory hog.

Can you think of any Java programs that aren’t Minecraft, tho?