Haha evil! I love it!

Bonzai buddy! Yes, that was one. Also I seem to recall naked women ones you couldn’t close.

I don’t remember grommit, but also I failed to find anything when trying to search it up. It shares its name with too many things.

Ah shit the sheep thing! In fact, there were others I can’t remember. And I seem to remember somewhere along the line they went from fun to spam things walking around your screen trying to make you buy shit or maybe they were trying to scam you, I can’t remember but they weren’t fun anymore, and hard to get rid of.

I don’t think those speakers are capable of voice. They can handle a few different beep tones and that’s about it. The song was not like listening to Spotify, it was played using beep tones.

I mean I guess you are supposed to take it to your computer repair shop and tell them it won’t stop playing Für Elise, and the shop is supposed to recognise it as a failure of CPU fan signal. If it just beeped a few times on startup then people would ignore it, and if it beeped constantly then well maybe Für Elise is nicer.

Super impressive since we used to play Quake 2 all day on it!

Holy shit, TIL!

Are you trying to make me feel old?

Haha I remember the days of downloading random EXEs off the internet and running them to see what they do (also the days of CD-rom drives).

My auntie somehow managed to get a virus that played Für Elise through the motherboard speaker and never stopped so long as the thing was on. I don’t think they ever solved it, in the end they just got a new PC.

And I think this video is talking about scrum implemented poorly. But admittedly that’s the only way I’ve seen it done 😐

Does the solar power the speaker and the turbine is the power generation? Does this turbine produce more power than the solar powering the speaker?

Given most stock graphs have ups and downs, surely you could do the same thing with all sorts of stocks and it would be a coincidence?

In the lemmy web UI I believe it is. But it’s not the only way to access lemmy, there are other website frontends and a bunch of apps which all can have different ways of doing things.

You could try an API call: https://lemmy.readme.io/reference/post_community-mod

Otherwise try without the first @ in the name? I’m not sure how Photon expects it. Also try without your instance, just the name (with or without first @).

Another option is to spin up the Lemmy frontend on another subdomain. Lots of Lemmy instances run several front ends.

Get them to post in the community (or find an existing post), click the kebab menu three dots, then click Appoint as moderator. Does that work?

That’s a weird response to the person who is explaining the post to you.

Yeah I’m not sure what the weekly stand up is trying to achieve, maybe I’m just lucky but I don’t recall ever being in a team with these.

I do believe 1:1s are important, but that’s outside of scrum and should be on a schedule that works for the participants (might be an hour weekly for some, half an hour monthly for others).

I’ve recently been in a scrum team that failed to follow most of this structure and it was a shambles.

I agree that this setup gives purpose to each meeting, and they are all things that are important.

If we could have basically only these meetings then that would be ideal, IMO.

In many cases, the mod probably removed the content. It will show on the post as removed but won’t show on the user profile, so you may not know they have posted.

But I’d guess a direct API call would work too. When you click the ban from community button on a post, your webpage or app makes an API call to the Lemmy back end to tell Lemmy to trigger that action. You can also manually send an API call if you know what you’re doing. I would assume it’s possible to ban a user from a community by doing this, so long as you had the permission to ban a user from a community.

I might have missed the movie with Chewy’s severed head. Though I haven’t seen them all.