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Are you saying that those thirty job will go to people currently living in Lewiston?

If so, thirty jobs are on the plus side. What's on the minus side?

Was just about to say the same, but without the numbers. Thanks for providing. People aren't stupid and they find (AI) datacenters to be a net minus to their local communities.

> Microsoft doesn't want to allow software that would allow the user to shield themselves

I don't think Microsoft cares (about anything besides making mo' money), but there are plenty of (state) actors that can influence the decision-making at Microsoft when it comes to these issues.

No tinfoil needed.

Uhm, but ScreenStufio is not available for Linux (or Windows for that matter)?

OpenStudio apparently is and I'm hyped.

The latest Waydroid beta is over three years old. Waydroid is dead and I haven't found an alternative.

X86 builds of Android are stuck at many generations back of the OS. Running Android in a VM on X86 is basically dead AFAIK. :(

Cool. Anything different from https://sill.social?

Thanks. So, a misunderstanding from the OP and not a feature specific to Graphene?

> We're making a better per-app Location Scopes feature

Cool!

> Want location? Give the app a location point I've fixed for that app.

How do I do that? Been using Graphene for many years but did not know this was possible.

How about not creating a precarious underclass with lack of (higher) education that is ready to vote for whatever solution promising to take down the system that made them so desperate for radical change?

Uncanny as always. What do people use these for? Except for flooding Meta platforms with slop, that is...

They "work", but not well.

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-b...

Both. Clearly both.

> the author is quoting prices in Euros, which is pretty much synonymous with "extreme poverty" I mentioned before :)

Care to elaborate?

> Especially ironic this article is from 2020 when M1 was launched and now laptops, both Qualcomm and Apple ones, are leaps and bounds better than before.

Something tells me you haven't quite grasped the blog post or what LOW←TECH MAGAZINE is about. https://permacomputing.net

I don't understand your point.

> A communist society would entail the absence of private property and social classes, and ultimately money and the state (or nation state).[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism

Yes. "A communist state" is an oxymoron. Communism is by definition stateless. Government/governance, sure, but without a state. Rojava would probably be a better example of communism (in practice) than Soviet.

Let me guess... Another Blink engine browser?

I agree that it sucks. But does it really suck more than the alternative (Blink monopoly and terrible vertical tabs implementations)?. No way. I made most of these changes years ago and have just migrated my Firefox profiles directory since.

10. Disable Pocket with "extensions.pocket.enabled = false"

11. Disable Privacy Preserving Attribution using "dom.private-attribution.submission.enabled = false"

A double edged sword[1] for sure.

[1] https://edri.org/our-work/why-chat-control-is-so-dangerous/

This is likely also the sole reason[1] that Meta is considering connecting Threads to the fediverse.

[1] https://yiffit.net/comment/498225

Even better: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sidebery/

> You realize that heirarchy is exactly how you enforce rules, correct? You can't enforce rules without heirarchy.

That's not necessarily true, is it? All participants of an instance or group could practice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_democracy to form and enforce a set of rules without hierarchies. Not saying that's what happened here though...

Looking at the responses to this post, a more expected headline would've been “Ubuntu stops shipping Snap by default”.

Came here to say the same thing.

> Miele is a German brand of luxury appliances with a long-standing reputation for quality, sleek design, and precision-obsessed German engineering.

Is it? Here in Sweden I'd say it's like any other kitchen appliance brand. Seems like they're well with the marketing overseas...

It can't modify device pixel ratio for higher resolution (that might be needed for zooming and panning in editing).

Base model in Sweden is 8495 Swedish Kronor or 814 US Dollars...

> given that its keyboard or batteries won't break

There's just soldered RAM and storage that can break and can't be replaced (without Apple robbing you).

I listened to https://www.heterodorx.com/podcast/episode-69-fediverse-foll... and I wonder what makes you say he's "an alt-right dude". He's a free speech advocate, but at the same time he thinks that the one of the great things about the fediverse is that instances can block each other to shut off speech that they don't find acceptable. He's a vegan that classifies himself as a libtard.

> would it be possible for them to look for a second "pleroma/akkoma" server

Soapbox[1] is probably the most mature alternative to Mastodon, but the general consensus seems to be that it can't be used because most users of Mastodon don't align with the Soapbox creator's view on politics.

[1] https://soapbox.pub/