Codeberg is a forgejo instance, yes

You sure? To me some of the other options look more convenient, so to say, especially if you tend to watch stuff while away from home :)

Any of them. I’d just write a program that interprets a sequence of keypresses as Morse code beforehand 🤷

The hammers look more like those wooden foot thingeys used to make shoes, tho…

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Yap, not a demon, just a core. You’ll also need an init and a set of coreutils to make one.

As a Russian, fuck those assholes and the shithole they’re operating.

I mean, it might be interesting. To be clear, I don’t dislike French, it’s quite fun, just weird at times

Please, just don’t. At least unless there’s a reasonably not shady ROM on XDA that you feel comfortable flashing.

At least it’s not as f-d up as French where dudes casually ignore like half of the letters in a sentence.

Sigh. I was hoping for an ARG at least.

A recent report from Stanford University in the US, published in the journal Nature Communications, found that recycling lithium-ion batteries is far more environmentally friendly than mining for new materials.

Huh, who knew

Makes sense from that POV, I guess. Although I’d probably rather talk about hobbies and stuff instead

Why even care about those “celebrities”? Stuff they do is usually mediocre at best anyways.

Riiiiight, a chromium fork with questionable crypyo and a history of even more questionable decisions (referral scam or not blocking all the trackers, for example) is better than a non-chromium non-fork with no crypto and a history of questionable decisions.

Iirc, traffic lights are called robots in some African English dialects. Although it’s more like one of those regional peculiarities.

To me it looks more like they’re saying they’ll monetize their work no matter what, tho. One way is through direct payments by those who consider their articles worth paying for, then they don’t need to sell userdata or show ads; the other way is selling userdata. Well, there’s also non-targeted advertising, but mb it doesn’t worth as much or something (and targeted ads already pay close to nothing from a single viewer, afaik).

Where I personally draw the line is when such subscriptions still include ads (looking at you, “ad-free” disney+) or have unnecessarily large costs and so on. I mean, if they charge close to what they’re making with ads and selling data, we could get most websites ~tracker-free for probably a couple of bucks a month each. This, in turn, lessens the power of ad network owners, which again makes the web better. Although, mb I’m idealizing too much, idk.

Idk what’s the big deal, honestly. Remember the memes about yt premium, “I either give you my money, or my data, but not both”? Well, it’s kinda like that. The caveat is, their payment provider likely still collects data, and some info is saved on the backend anyways, but that’s another can of worms.

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Idk, repairing is often fun and may be faster actually. As in you don’t need to spend time searching for a suitable product and waiting for it to be delivered. Also, most breaks are more or less trivial to fix, so it’s at least worth a try, imo.