Had the same problem on a chilli. In my experience, the chilli’s/flowers were stunted.

Also, allow plants to dry between watering. Not too much, but plants don’t like wet feet.

True and that is valid to many. I’ve done my fair share of personal sacrifice. It’s more than reasonable to take a break to preserve your mental health.

Why would how I mentally process news have any effect on what others have done previously? The people fucking the world up hold that responsibility.

I could feel the weight of that flail around aimlessly, or end myself, but what is that going to achieve? Its just dumb. Wise folk pick their battles.

I just stopped following a lot of it. Even reputable places resort to hyperbole. I switched off for my own mental health. I still know what’s going on. I do not discuss it on social media.

Ultimately, to handle the fact that things are going to shit, you either choose, despair, ignorance or indifference. The last was my choice.

The signal one suggests it’s a phone OS hack that can open apps so could probably do threema too.

The article you shared suggested it’s likely the result of lobbying by the company so they use a company inside the country.

Fossify photos is also good.

Fair and good to check.

Is the black a mould or damage? Are you watering when sun is not hottest? (It doesn’t look like scorching). How frequently do you water? Is it over watered? Are the chilli OK or not produced yet?

Zoom in on your picture around the problem leaves. It looks like some form of pest on it. I have no idea what.

I looked at this and it’s interesting: https://veggiepatchideas.co.uk/common-pests-for-chilies-a-growers-guide-to-protection/

Under thrips: “Grey to black markings on fruits are another sign. These markings can make fruits grow in strange shapes. This damage can hurt the yield of chili crops a lot.”

Some pictures look like your problem leaves. Worth checking.

Chilli plants usually aren’t keen on colder temperatures. I tend to bring mine indoors when temp is below 15 overnight. Haven’t tried that type though.

Edit: actually looks like something eating the leaves. Are they thin spider type things on the leaves? Looks like nibble marks all around the edge.

I think originally it was the other way and many distros use a compiler flag to stop it being opt out.

They tried to add in opt out telemetry in. A few forks were created as a result.

Meh. Prefer Tenacity without the enshittification.

Out of curiousity. How do you feel OSRS dictates and how do they do different?