if you’re using it as a vacation rental and doing all the cleaning and maintenance yourself. If you hire someone else to do the work for you then it becomes private property

Do you guys even listen to yourself? This makes zero sense.

Isn't it weird how the operators of the largest and most widespread cable networks has to transmit their data over the air?

The recent strong example of a communist revolution gave us the anti-communist revolution. It took us 30 fucking years though. And the cost of this little detour can still be felt today. We're at least 2 generations of progress behind, compared to our western peers.

Yes, they are. Because by destroying the market, you also destroy the toothbrush making machines, and kill the toothbrush makers. Have fun eating the rich, but don't complain when they end up stuck between your theeth.

Are there some openwrt based access points with proper client roaming? I use some random off the shelf tplinks as APs, and the connection always drops for a few seconds as I walk through the house. Turns out, I walk around a lot while talking on the phone.

I've been playing with the idea of buying ubiquiti, but that's quite overpriced, especially considering that the budget option goes 90% of the way for at least 1/10 of the price.

So does Turris

how is this experience "solar punk?"

The same way not eating crap is now called body hacking :)

Limbo. Now in color!

You say negative income tax, I hear business subsidies.

Nerds don't just want to teach people to swim. They want to teach them about hydrogen bonds and the mineral contents of the water, the processes of water treatment, and the technical requirements for a functional pool.

And I think that's beautiful. There is nothing like watching someone explain something they're passionate about.

How did you get in my kitchen?

Not the same thing, but the steam input allows you to make virtual buttons and assign them to the area of a touchpad.

The Linux part was never a problem. The userspace is.

For the proper opensource apps, this can be fixed by the package maintainers (shout-out to the real heroes!).

For proprietary, compile-once run anywhere apps, that was always a problem. For more info, I recommend this great FOSDEM talk by Simon McVittie from Collabora.

What if we don't kill them, but just rob them instead?

• The moderate lemming

It's hard to tell. Satire is usually funny. #justaprankbro

The community has always been free to step in. How is the end of Mozilla corp going to help?

You know what awaits us at greater heights? The state sponsored APT groups and ransomware operators.

I just can't see how cutting the funding for both chrome and firefox is going to make the web a better place.

Detroit: Become Human

It was the only story ever that has pulled me in completely. I wasn't just playing it, I was living it. It took me 2 more days to come down to earth after finishing it.

Reminds me of chakra linux. Same principals, except built on top of Arch base, and the other toolkit apps were distributed as self contained image files.

Remember when only one application at a time could play sound? And then Ubuntu shipped an early build of pulseaudio, and all of a suden no application could play a sound? :P

Makes me appreciate PipeWire so much more.