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I believe the term is “hacktivist”.

That’s neat. When I was in college I would carry a live USB thumb drive and would sometimes play games off of it, too, in the computer room of the business building. Also, I use Mint, too, since it works well for me.

Yeah, I see job like that and say, “Screw that.”

I make my bed every day. At least I’m consistent with that. I started doing that when I read about elderly people in the newspaper many years ago.

One person they interviewed was a black lady in her 80s. She said that her secret to long life was consistency. When she was a kid, her mother taught her to make her bed every day. So she made her bed every day, and was consistent with things.

I also like to use Every Door for businesses, buildings, and small points of interest.

Yes, promote OSM. We need more help with this. Crowd-sourced cartography.

I’d move, but it’s quite expensive. Though I’ve heard Oregon isn’t that bad.

Those bastards. They’re the reason (okay, one of the reasons) my premiums are going up.

Yeah, it’s getting annoying. The website says the content is free? Then why do I need an account to access it? If it is free, then I should be able to view it or download it without any restrictions.

That’s pretty cool. I sometimes use CoMaps to get around, or for seeing some of the stuff I’ve added to Open Street Map.

I’m sure he’s fine, Sans/Susie.

I wonder if this was a push from John Carmack? I faintly remember him talking about trying to do something like this with Facebook/Meta years ago.

Throw out the idiot officials who stood by and allowed their communities to be polluted by these data centers.

Let’s hope the momentum continues.

Now that I think about it, I should shake the cursor in KDE more.

Does this comic use that dyslexic font? If so, nice touch.

That’s some bullshit.