Léopold Hubert
@leopold.hubert.contact
French IT Engineering Student
Website: leopold.hubert.contact
GitHub: github.com/leopoldhub
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/leopold-hubert
Website: leopold.hubert.contact
GitHub: github.com/leopoldhub
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/leopold-hubert
... no...
If you are sensible about e-waste, you can do the same as pebble chargers, minimize the footprint of the charger by having a small usb-c to whatever adapter.
Better, make it wireless, that way there is even more chance to just already have a compatible one at home.
If you are sensible about e-waste, you can do the same as pebble chargers, minimize the footprint of the charger by having a small usb-c to whatever adapter.
Better, make it wireless, that way there is even more chance to just already have a compatible one at home.
December 11, 2025 at 8:19 AM
... no...
If you are sensible about e-waste, you can do the same as pebble chargers, minimize the footprint of the charger by having a small usb-c to whatever adapter.
Better, make it wireless, that way there is even more chance to just already have a compatible one at home.
If you are sensible about e-waste, you can do the same as pebble chargers, minimize the footprint of the charger by having a small usb-c to whatever adapter.
Better, make it wireless, that way there is even more chance to just already have a compatible one at home.
Then again, if we lose the charger, we will only need to spend 5-10$ to replace it if it is not compatible with any charger we have at hand instead of another 99$ (75 now) + Taxes + Shipping.
December 10, 2025 at 10:47 PM
Then again, if we lose the charger, we will only need to spend 5-10$ to replace it if it is not compatible with any charger we have at hand instead of another 99$ (75 now) + Taxes + Shipping.
Would adding a filter that limits the number of tags (#) in a post reduce that kind of spam?
January 2, 2025 at 7:31 AM
Would adding a filter that limits the number of tags (#) in a post reduce that kind of spam?