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• Your Car Is Spying on You. Here’s Why It’s Costing You (except The Real King Gordan's car, which is from 2006)

• The 2026 Fediverse Canvas Event is starting next week, any Solarpunks want to participate? 🎨🖌️

  The Canvas event is the Fediverse’s take on the r/place event, I.E, a collaborative artwork where every participant can place down a single pixel every 30 seconds. This limitation means the only way to assemble a larger piece of art is for people to come together in groups to collectively decide what they’ll be drawing, where it will be, and communicate with other groups working on neighboring artworks so as not to impede their efforts, or even to negotiate mutual aid treaties to help maintain...

• History Slop Is Going Mainstream Now | The Present Past

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  Unfortunately, Sailfish OS uses a proprietary (closed source) android compatibility layer, as well as a closed source UI. For the parts they have open-sourced, they implemented a CLA that contributors must sign. It’s the HA-CLA-I-ANY license, which specifically allows them a perpetual Copyright and Patent license, and permission to re-license your code contributions to a more restrictive license which enables them sell or package it into a closed-source proprietary app. Personally I’m be mor...

• The System That's Designed Against You | The House is On Fire

  The System That's Designed Against You | The House is On Fire

• The best climate news all year: renewables completely covered increased electricity demand for the first time

• Solo Hiking The Two Moors Way Part 1 of 2

  Solo Hiking The Two Moors Way Part 1 of 2

• Post #973516

  20 years ago Linux couldn’t play 95% of Windows games seamlessly without tinkering, couldn’t easily produce music without a lot of tinkering and few DAWs, and had spotty WiFi card support. All of those are now no longer a problem, and make transitioning to it far easier for a much wider swath of people.

• It's Time to Take Down your Smart Cameras | Benn Jordan

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  I wrote my personal reasons for preferring resistive over gas, despite the need to learn how to use it, which I prefer due to my own perceived negatives of gas. I actually live in a house with a gas stove right now, and I’m seriously considering having the kitchen wired for 240v someday just so I can install a resistive stove, since most of the time I use a portable induction cooktop in preference to using the gas stove. Calling that disingenuous and cope is… Certainly an interesting viewpoint...

• Post #917238

  For most of my life I’d cooked on a resistive coil-top stove, and only in the last few years was I able to use a gas, and even more recently, induction stovetop. Induction is far and away my favorite, but between gas and resistive, I don’t really find gas preferable to resistive. The only real advantage it has is quick heat control with non-cast iron cookware, but that can be overcome pretty easily on resistive stoves by lifting the pan or moving it to an inactive burner until the active one c...

• Nationwide No Kings Protest is Today! Find A Protest Near You in The Post Body! #50501

  cross-posted from: slrpnk.net/post/35863544 You can use the protest map on no kings.org to find a local protest happening near you: www.nokings.org (or use this site with your zip code if the map isn’t working for you). You don’t need a reservation, you don’t need to sign up, just find the address and head over. Be sure to bring some water and snacks, and try to talk with the people around you to make connections, exchange contact info (I recommend Delta Chat, which let’s you instantly shar...

• Post #612075

  For anyone reading thus, please consider donating to PostmarketOS or Mobian if you have the means, as it will help us escape the Android ecosystem which is getting more and more anti-user due to google controlling it.

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• Colour caricature (by pengupixels)

  Colour caricature (by pengupixels)

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