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> move to a shack in the woods

That's what gemini:// is for.

From the same article:

> The overall prevalence of SA [suicide attempts] in our aggregate sample was .8%. These figures approached the prevalence of SA in Americans aged 18–39 (1.0%) and in the general population of adults over 18 (.6%).

But what about relative power?

US GDP / #votes in last presidential election = 208608 USD

You must indeed have a big wallet if you perceive it to be more powerful than your vote. Only a small percentage of people spend that much in a year.

> easy to use without a google account

I'm doing that and I had to get a second phone with a Google account just for banking and government apps. Not exactly easy I would say.

The EU shows that regular voting is also an option.

I never heard of this. Do we know somebody who was killed this way?

OSM is interested in pictures, even of bookcases:

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:image

The only difficulty is data than can not be easily represented in key=value pairs, such as timetables for buses. But even this can be resolved by adding external references.

Have you considered making OSM itself the submission mechanism? This could be as simple as having a static guide on how to add bookcases to OSM. Your app could also act as an OSM editor specifically for bookcases (not a general one).

How many deaths because of anti-vaccine sentiment?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_measles_outbreak_in_the_P...

It's an effect of walled gardens that the communication method is conflated with the app. But people understand well that Outlook and Thunderbird is both just email. I think this analogy helps when explaining XMPP.

> Developers who insert bugs

I knew it was the developers!

I have achieved nothing this year, and yet I have had a lot more success than Mr. Musk in the "human lives saved" category by not gutting USAID. With reasonable estimates on the weight of this category I'm quite confident to have been more successful overall as well.

> unknown to most Europeans

Good opportunity to learn!

Is clicking and double clicking some kind of voting system?

Why exactly should someone acknowledge their unhappiness but then do nothing about it?

Would this counterexample not be included in their search space?

> it starts collecting samples from the photodiode (every ~24 µs).

They also have repeated measurements which improves the precision.

Most sensible Tesla valuation.

Can this be replaced with the original NHK World article?

> I think the era of the blog is simply dead now and that’s mostly ok. Blogspam and corporate blogs had killed quality bogs ages ago

I simply instruct my RSS Reader to fetch articles only from blogs which I believe to be high quality.

If the factory is in China but the product is consumed in the US who should the CO2 emissions be attributed to?

The red line is not a prediction, it is a measurement.

It is explained in the article: Any of those changes require massive or incompatible changes.

That seems like a very physics focused of mathematics. What about statistics or optimization?

$40k compensation for 55 years of service...

I think it will be easy for a bot to behave in a way that is indistinguishable from some human you don't want to exclude.

Link to the actual research?

No packages yet: https://repology.org/projects/?search=sneakerweb

Gajim recently got a modern PGP implementation: https://gajim.org/posts/2026-06-18-gajim-2.4.7-released/

Thank you for contributing! The task of mapping every street and business in the world sounds impossible, but openstreetmap.org does really well.