Kalistia @ kalistia @sh.itjust.works

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They will soon be an email service provider! https://thundermail.com/

They are awesome creatures indeed, but they need our help!

https://www.ifaw.org/international/journal/faq-pangolins

If I'm not mistaken, the second problem is linux only and they are working on a fix for a while now, it should be fixed in 141. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1955112

So it's a good time to say it once more, a lot of this is based on myths, not knowledge.

Having no speed limit is a really bad thing for both the environnement AND for public safety.

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/the-case-for-speed-limits and so many more examples.

Well to be fair if OP is celebrating the birth of Jesus on Christmas, then there is a chance they're right celebrating it in May because we actually don't have a clue of the real date - or even the year!

https://www.livescience.com/42976-when-was-jesus-born.html

Not open source afaik

It is indeed from the writers, but not from John's point of vue, I think he recognizes that the country is changing and is a bit hopeful. Well, we know what happened next! 😅

Tiktok, is that you?

That's quite a full-time game 🥲 https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/01/24/trumps-false-or-misleading-claims-total-30573-over-four-years/

How is it possible to not mix tech and politics?

I saw a giant sand sloth (two eyes and one nose) and can't unsee it 😅

By great, I meant that it is indeed the second largest democracy in the world and that, imperfect as it may be, it is functional... But that last statement will soon be put to the test I'm afraid.

I'm sorry, dear US-American friends because you have a great democracy but also at the same time one of the most flawed electoral systems of any democratic state in the world...

It's a large-spotted genet :)

Not really, it's more the red costume that was! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Christmas

I have a stupid question but what are the costs of a journal like this? I mean, if they don't pay the researchers and the reviewers, what do they do?

Somebody wants a word with you

Perhaps it's because our society values certain professions much more than others, particularly those in the social/educational sector, which are particularly undervalued. IMO, we need to put everything on the table and reconsider what we want to be considered as useful work for society.

I agree with you that it would be foolish to believe that any company would support a cheap device perpetually but I think it should be common practice (or mandatory) to open the software so that people can extend the life of these devices. Generally speaking, as a species we cannot afford to waste electronic devices simply because the software is not up to date.

Well, the article says: "Google says it will continue to push software and security updates to its newer devices without specifying which ones.".

So only newer devices (and we don't know which ones), and if you are a bit familiar with technology, you would very well know that they will just quit updating the software anyways after some time as they stopped making the whole Chromecast line.

That's still a lot of devices that would be perfectly usable and will eventually go to waste. So imo my remark about the fact that we should have laws forcing manufacturers to make their software open source as soon as they're no longer updated is still valid!