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I'm putting this in chat and not in Technology because I'm also wondering about things like clothes, appliances—basically any sort of consumer product, virtual or physical, you can think of that you feel has retained some standard of quality and has not yet been enshittified. I would start by saying that Wikipedia has not yet been enshittified, but perhaps you disagree? Post is inspired by this video.

EDIT: coyotino correctly points out that Wikipedia isn't a product but a service; poor word choice on my part, just trying to cast a wide a net as possible here in the hopes of making a list of "things that are still good that don't suck." Like I said, a wide net 🙂.

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[–] chunkystyles@sopuli.xyz 7 points 3 months ago (1 children)

I hate that Shelly only does WiFi. I'm a big fan of Zigbee and would love more options.

Sonoff has some really nice Zigbee relays that compete with some of the Shelly products.

[–] AnarchoSnowPlow@midwest.social 1 points 3 months ago

I agree that other protocols are better, but I've found that zwave tends to be more stable and reliable than zigbee. And both are better than Wi-Fi. But Wi-Fi is the easiest to onboard for a beginner.