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Jeg har aldrig hørt om det før, og stødte tilfældigt på det. Det ser jo ret lovende ud, synes jeg.

Greetings!

I almost always end up with jeans with holes in the bottom of the front pockets, because I wear a lot of stuff in my pockets all the time. The pockets give up way before the jeans themselves, but I don't want to stop wearing a perfectly fine pair of jeans, just because the pockets have given up, so I need to fix them.

In the past I have fixed the issue by folding the pockets above where the holes are, and then sewing across, so as to create a new bottom of the pocket. However, this means I lose pocket volume, which is not what I want.

So, I've been looking at iron on patches for fixing denim, and thinking that might do the trick. I have no experience with iron on patches in general, so wanted to ask if anyone has experience with these?

• Are they easy to apply?
• Do they last, both in terms of their ability to stay put where they were applied, and to wear?

Thanks for sharing any experience you've had with iron on patches for this purpose.

We are a household with two kids under 4, and a broken washer/drier, and currently no timeframe for when it will be fixed (waiting for a part). Needless to say, a crisis is brewing.

We've tried one 24h laundry service which turned 9 pairs of socks into 9 individual socks, so that... well... sucks. Pickup and delivery were perfect though, so swings and roundabouts I guess.

Thus I'm looking for any recommendations for reliable overnight laundry services, preferably also providing pickup and delivery.

My Pixel 7a updated overnight to the latest version of Android (Build number: BP1A.250305.019).

Since the update, I now have a static noise accompanying all haptic feedback, which is quite annoying. Very poor video recorded here: https://files.catbox.moe/vcshm5.mp4

The issue is reproducible in safe boot mode, so not related to an app I have installed.

I've been in touch with Google Support who told me to go and get it diagnosed at one of their approved warranty repair stores (the phone has 1 more year of warranty on it). I called ahead to the store, and the employee told me they don't diagnose or fix issues like that, and told me to mail it in to Google Repair directly instead.

I'm a little concerned about mailing it in, as it can take 7-10 days to get it returned, and there's no guarantee they can repair it. So I guess I'll be without a phone for 7-10 days, which in this day and age really isn't that possible.

Anyone else had this issue with the haptic resulting in a static noise? There are quite a few reports on Reddit about some issues with haptic being affected by the March Pixel update, but none relates to it emitting a static noise like in my case.

Jeg har lidt for mange apps på min telefon, og mange af dem har jeg aldrig brugt. Til gengæld har jeg en app jeg bruger mange gange hver evig eneste dag, som jeg aldrig havde forestillet mig jeg ville bruge så meget, inden jeg lærte at den fandtes.

Den hedder URLCheck (Android):

• f-droid
• Google Play Store

URLCheck intercepter all links jeg klikker på, så jeg kan vælge hvilken app der skal åbne linket. Nogle gange kan man vælge en dedikeret app, og ellers kan man vælge imellem de forskellige apps der har registreret intent til at kunne åbne URLs. Man kan også uforkorte (?) korte URLs inden man besøger linket, man kan fjerne tracking parametre fra URLs, og en hel masse andre ting. Jeg kan varmt anbefale det, hvis man bruger en android-baseret telefon, og kan lide at have et valg mht hvor man vil åbne sine links henne.

Hvilke(n) app(s) har du installeret, som du bruger hver dag, men som du aldrig havde troet du havde hverken brug for, eller bruge så meget som du gør?

Jeg kom på feddit da Reddit lavede deres API stunt for en halvandet år siden, og har nydt det. Indholdsmæssigt var det ret sparsomt til at starte med, men det blev og bliver hele tiden bedre, synes jeg.

Til at starte med gjorde jeg som jeg gjorde på Mastodon, fulgte en helvedes masse fællesskaber, fordi der ikke er nogen algoritme der skubber ting i ens retning, men mange af de fællesskaber jeg tilmeldte mig var ret stille.

I løbet af de sidste par 3-4 måneder har jeg oplevet at mit All-feed er blevet en del mere livligt, og med en større variation i fællesskaber der dukker op.

Er det en afspejling af, at der er kommet et ryk af brugere til Lemmy, eller er det pga. nogle ændringer i softwaren? Jeg tænker umiddelbart at Scaled-metoden for sortering kan hjælpe på noget mere dynamik i feedet, men det er trods alt ikke den funktion der laver mere indhold. Der er selvfølgelig også kommet nogle bølger af brugere, især over den sidste måned, så det har nok også medvirket til mere indhold og mere liv herinde.

Er der andre der har den opfattelse, at der er kommet mere liv herinde, og mere indhold, eller er det bare mig?