I don’t feel like scrolling up.

What are you talking about?

Hahahahahahahahaha what the fuck. I did not bother reading past your first section. Why should I? Waste someone else’s time.

How did the person “bait” you? How is it nonsense? How does the responsibility, how you spend your time, shift to someone else? How are you a victim? How are you arguing in good faith?

So much to unpack.

So many nice personal insults from you, I really wonder why you want/need a “no censoring” area… Oh wait, no, I do not and I am happy that people like you are not allowed everywhere.

Talk about blaming others. Interesting person.

While I agree on the general message, I very much disagree on the “completely free speech part”, for the same reason the paradox of tolerance exists.

Obviously, has to be.

While the other replies are not incorrect, what they describe is users on Reddit posting on different subreddits.

What I am talking about are lots of niche subreddits (many even about the same topic!) thus that out of the few people that are here, there is simply no content, let alone discussions of the present content.

Ooof… That is terrible. Only decline. I expected it to grow at least slowly, but this is just sad. And makes the dozen (niche even) duplicate sublemmies even worse. One sublemmy for every person to take to themselves.

At the scale of a laptop battery, just putting it somewhere without flammables around is sufficient. A bucket of water will absolutely stop anything from happening due to the strong cooling effect. This is not a car battery where water can not actually reach the individual cells. However, I also understand your concerns.

But if I should think of a way for a random person to deal with a dangerous battery in an enclosed space, a bucket of water would be very high on the list. Even if it is already burning.

Sorry but that is nonsense. There is not even nearly enough energy in a laptop battery to empty a bucket of water. There is not even enough heat to warm the water a significant amount, which is why it can not even get to the point of a runaway reaction to begin with. The internal short just dissipates the energy slowly, without any spectacular event. Regardless of salt content, but salt would indeed help discharge the battery even without a fault.

And of course there are other ways to handle a battery (regardless of it’s health) safely.

What do you mean it is not going to help if it is in water? That is literally the most efficient way to cool it and thus prevent a runaway reaction to begin with.