Cats view the laws of physics to be mere suggestions.

You are thinking in human days.

From the top rope!

https://imgur.com/zfiuG8p

People were using everything you are complaining about to spam CSAM onto a number of communities.

The admins had to take measures both to protect their users (from having to see that material) and themselves (legally as how Lemmy works the images are stored on their servers in Germany).

People were using VPN’s and anonymous/temp email accounts to spam CSAM onto a number of communities.

The admins had to take measures both to protect their users (from having to see that material) and themselves (legally as how Lemmy works the images are stored on their servers in Germany).

This music interspersed with “Your call is important to us, please continue to hold”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy_NKN75Jhw

“Hello Clarice”

I hope you are just trolling and you are not actually using a commercial/industrial use only product in your cat’s litter box.

If you are you are likely slowly poisoning your cat and need to tell your vet ASAP.

Most real cat litter has been either tested to be non toxic to cat’s or a natural product that they would encounter in the outdoors.

There is usually basic over discharge protection in the flashlight circuitry and over charge protection for lights with on light charging.

This usually works in conjunction with the protection circuit on the batteries.

18650 batteries (and other sizes) have become more wide spread because of the increased safety of protected batteries.

The batteries OP wants to use are unprotected cells who’s manufacturer is unknown, actual capacity is questionable and how they have been handled is unknown.

No,

Lights designed for charging removable batteries will (usually) have charging circuit designed for protected batteries as they expect the battery to provide feedback on voltage, temps etc.

Random unprotected cells should be charged in an external charger in a fire resistant area and used extremely carefully in lights you don’t mind loosing.

The only thing I would recommend for you to do is send them in for recycling.

Just be wary of them as they are likely unprotected cells.

Batteries made for flashlights will have a protection circuit board on it to protect against over & under voltage and sometimes overheating.

Unprotected batteries do not have a circuit board on them and are usually protected by the device that they are installed into.

You can use them BUT you have to be incredibly careful with them as if things go wrong you will be holding what has essentially become a small pipe bomb.

Getting Italian mobster vibes.

“Wise guy eh”

You never were.

Pretty sure he looks concerned that you aren’t giving him attention & treats.

Looks like old.lemmy.world is fine as well.

Not sure what happened with just that post and image.

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Test link Test

This is a test link to see if it is the image

Sync has been fixed but will have to check old.lemmy.world later

Sync has been fixed but not sure if the old.lemmy.world UI has been fixed.

The top link crashes Sync as well.

The bottom one brings up a webpage saying something about a home instance.