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A drug dealer never consumes.

What?? As much as I despise Discord this is a positive trend, hope other companies follow suit. Javascript on desktop is a plague on computing and the sooner it dies, the better.

Maybe the UI put people off? idk because this seems cool as well.

very interesting to see

Impressive! Wonderful to see that the BSDs are getting love these days.

Very cool to see, and I'm curious if they'll start logging where Axion cams are next (if DeFlock doesn't already have Axion cameras logged). Also like how MapQuest doesn't lock multiple destinations behind needing an account, at least for the desktop version.

Very interesting concept but I doubt it's stable due to the amount of slopped code and I don't like that it requires a hodgepoge of libraries from different DEs.

Disable javascript and you'll be redirected to the static version.

Wouldn't it be better to start focusing energy onto projects like PostmarketOS (now Nura)? Sure the Linux phone space on the hardware side is a bit barren, but there are options and you don't really need top of the line specs to get something working; you could even use an SBC with a cellular modem peripheral to have a cellphone replacement.

The biggest "issue" I have with IRCv3 is that /chathistory hasn't been ratified yet, requesting the last 10-30 messages from the server logs should be fairly trivial to implement. Yeah bouncers exist but I'm honestly too lazy to set one up and I don't want my computer running 24/7 just to store random IRC messages.

Then again the culture is different with IRC versus other platforms and people adapt with not having a full chat history, so dunno if this is an actual issue in the long run.

As someone who only knows Theranos by the creepy lady and that they did some scam this is very interesting. Only critique is that it calls Twitter X, which isn't historically accurate.

EDIT: uhh I thought the movie signup thing was a gag, didn't know it was real. Sorry I guess.

partially agreee but also 90% of crypto is either inefficient (btc), for scams (shitcoins), or weird pseudo-CBDC garbage (xrp/ripple/chainlink/icp) that don't have a use case outside of "it'll pump when payment processors adopt us!". Monero is probably the only coin that didn't get sucked into the post 2017 cryptobro mentality of "making it rich" and instead stayed the course of giving payment processors the finger.

> How many services take Monero? It also does not solve your health insurance being taken away.

Not much outside of drugs iirc but I'm hoping this serves as a major wake up call for people.

That's a CBDC, not really comparable to Monero.

Monero solves this btw.

This has been known for years, but it's good to see that more people are picking up to the fact.

If they have a systemD-less version I'd seriously consider using it.

Librewolf (sometimes Palemoon) + Ublock origin to disable Javascript. Many websites work a lot faster as well.

>Then, to fix it, we'll need a massive Direct Air Capture industry that will have to operate for a century, and probably past that so we can hit and maintain a CO2 level of 250ppm.

Removing CO2 from seawater would be more efficient because some of the work is already done for you, and you'd be de-acidifying the ocean long term.

Having a set of tag presets would help somewhat for filtering.

Its biggest issue is adoption because it's very solid otherwise and even supports stuff like screen sharing.

> ~$5/lb

Copper sells over $6 per pound these days: https://www.kitco.com/price/base-metals/copper

Good to know.

Very nice, wonder what's the state of using NetBSD as a daily driver?

Looks interesting but wouldn't something like netBSD be a better fit?

What? How is Bad Apple sexual, all of the characters are doing something instead of just dancing around.

Holy shit touhou

Thought about something similar a few months ago, love seeing it in action. The article was terrible however, dunno why every other sentence is bold. Genuenly feels like I'm reading a middle schooler trying to fulfill a word usage/sentience structure quota.

Does it support Monero?

>Does average person understand that all disc media dies too?

Media on disks can be copied to fresh disks, and generally even the cheapest of disks will last a long time if stored properly. Digital media* on the other hand is subject to DRM insanity and legalese that states you are buying a "license" for a product rather than the product itself.