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• Post #2054929

  RE: https://mastodon.social/@knoppix95/116481550759584509 If you don’t like what Google is doing, if you don’t like the political influence they’re wielding, then the most effective thing you can do is #degoogle your life. Every bit of data Google has about you and ever ad you see that is sold by Google has real value to them that adds up to some big numbers. Keep those dollars away from Google! Use a better search engine (Kagi) Use a better browser (Waterfox or librewolf) Use a more private e...

• Post #1089139

  RE: https://solarcene.community/@The_Sun/116371748290932935 You can’t do this sort of thing with nuclear power. Solar and batteries are the future.

• Post #1031078

  In the tradition of opening every sporting event in the USA with the national anthem, I propose that every live music event (regardless of genre or size) starts with a cover of War Pigs, until the military industrial complex is completely dismantled.

• Post #882640

  RE: https://mastodon.social/@fiinovationcsrfund/116322162741383053 We feed our kitchen waste to our worms. Then we use our worm castings on our garden.

• Post #882639

  RE: https://mastodon.online/@tomshardware/116323866685706069 What’s the worst that could happen?

• Post #882637

  It’s kind of fun to have a job where I can alert a few people to a factual error I spotted and it ends up making Marantz correct something on their website for a $3,000 turntable.

• Post #882635

  RE: https://masto.ai/@unusual_whales/116326209281146352 The kid who shit his pants on the see-saw and then walks home since he’s not having fun anymore, leaving a shit-covered see-saw for all the other kids on the playground.

• Post #882634

  RE: https://mastodon.social/@kagihq/116326403306696393 Firefox’s grandpappy, nice!

• Post #784008

  RE: https://masto.ai/@unusual_whales/116291743524896324 “Irony can be pretty ironic sometimes.”

• Post #784005

  RE: https://mastodon.social/@protonblog/116292119185040822 Schools should be full of books.

• Post #784004

  IT at work forced MacOS 26 on our laptops. Immediately I ran into stupid, needless annoyances… downgrades in every way… less than 20 seconds into getting by desktop window arrangement back in order. Searching for specific settings in System Settings used to provide instant results that now show as no results for about 10 seconds until thing slowly start populating. Corners are more rounded. Some icons are now inexplicably mini icons within an icon placeholder. Apple lost the plot.

• Post #778403

  On April 1 I plan on putting my water bottle inside a brown paper bag to drink from it at work.

• Post #778401

  RE: https://mastodon.green/@light_bulbs/116289982003738149 I want negative feedback first. It’s how I analyze actions and decisions to improve them. Positive feedback just shows something is working as intended, so is less valuable. No feedback is like doing stuff blindfolded. I think anyone that was an art major highly values critique from peers and those with more experience. It’s a good practice.