

If no workaround can be found, I may finally be able to get Mrs. Erinaceus switched to Linux…
(Not as scary as I look, I promise)


If no workaround can be found, I may finally be able to get Mrs. Erinaceus switched to Linux…


Yet another reminder that in America we can’t have nice things. 🙁


My understanding is that Chinese EVs are pretty much superior in every way to their American counterparts, but will we ever get the chance to test drive one over here?


We deserve to lose to China.


I don’t know how someone can live that long eating that kind of diet. On the upside though, if they give him an enema before he dies they can bury him in a matchbox 😁.
(Stole that from Christopher Hitchens).
Seems like we ought to have a rotating wheel space station by now.


Thanks! 👍
BTW, are the Chinese way ahead of the US in this like they are with renewables and electric cars? They’ll probably figure out a way to have AI use significantly less power before “we” can.


Is that still in development? The desktop client at least looks like it hasn’t been updated in quite some time.


Oops. Didn’t check the date; saw it on https://mastodon.social/explore/links.


Thank you, just what I was looking for 🙂👍


Possibly a dumb question, but what exactly constitutes a “US-based digital service?” For example, does that mean everything on github is off limits? I wouldn’t think so (and actually I’m kind of surprised that so many projects stayed on github after it was bought by Microsoft). Me being me, I’ve started going through my various account entries on KeePass, and changing the favicon of the site/service with the flag of the country it’s based in (to the best of my knowledge). Many of them will be US-based, and this is probably unavoidable, but the more I can reasonably minimize the number of 🇺🇸s, the better.
Kind of what I was thinking too.