Chris Remington @ remington @beehaw.org

Volunteer amateur systems administrator for Beehaw. Stay-at-home dad. Outdo

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Also, see if you can install Bypass Paywalls Clean.

Interesting. I was not aware that Peter is as you say he is. I can see it now. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I will no longer be watching his videos.

Several factors determine which countries will be least affected by climate change, including geographical location, existing infrastructure, and government policies. Some countries, like New Zealand, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, and Singapore, are often cited as being more resilient to climate change impacts. These nations tend to have robust infrastructure, strong economies, and a proactive approach to climate adaptation and mitigation.

Or move to New Zealand.

I listen to KEXP for several hours every day.

I've been exposed to the news cycle my entire life and I don't know how I missed the NASA Artemis project. I'm not sure why you'd think Peter is disingenuous. He's just a guy that loves to make documentary films.

I've been using this for many years. I'm not sure why you've chosen to pin this to the U.S. News community. It would make more sense to be posted to the Technology community. However, most people there are already aware of it.

So, might be a good idea to delete your post.

Right? Use Firefox or a derivative (ex. LibreWolf). Ladybird will be coming out in the future so that may be a viable option.

RIP Alex

How presumptuous /s

In the future, instead of copying the entire article into a post, please use an archive link instead.

Example -> https://archive.is/r5lxL

Thank you.

https://github.com/bluesky-social/pds

Also, it isn't 'decentralization' in the strictest technical sense. That's what the Decentralization Scoring System is trying to show.

It's meant to explain what decentralization is and is not. That's all.

On November 4th 2024 (election day) I woke up and told my self that I'd try to take a 45 minute walk every day. Since then I've only missed a handful of daily walks. My emotional/mental/physical health has increased substantially. Fortunately, my eldest son and our dog come along as well.

more people need to self-host, or at the very least we need more mon-and-pop style datacenters.

most would rather offload hardware costs and, more importantly, security, to those more knowledgeable.

running one’s own hardware is extremely time intensive, nevermind power and equipment costs

These three points that you've made are NOT accurate. I could go into great detail as to why this is but I won't waste our time nor embarrass you.

The problem, unfortunately, always comes down to money.

This isn't a technological problem.

All of the popular widely used corporate platforms gain more users because they have the money in which to market/advertise themselves.

Copying a comment from Reddit:

Yeah. This is good. E.g. an account claims to be a NYTimes journo, it can then be verified by the NYTimes account. Or an account claims to be an NBA player, that gets verified by the NBA / team account. And each of those verifications will show who granted it.

Contrary to the predictable FUD in this thread, it decentralizes control. Makes it meritocratic - i.e. you earn the privilege to issue verification by proving to be a known and credible source.

Turns out that microplastics in human bodies may not be as bad as feared. The most recent article I read concerning this is that early findings are that normal/average amounts of cardiovascular exercise (ex. walking) per week will rid the body of microplastics through sweating.

Don't get me wrong here. That may be good news, for now, for us humans. However, there is still a lot of research that needs to be done. Not only for its effects on humans, but all the other environmental issues as well.

Thanks. I'll delete this one and repost with another link.