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kornhole
4y ago
And how many people have or will have handsets in the near future? If it is 3 billion people and we can reduce the power consumption by 25%, it would be a lot. Reduction in data center usage of power is the other part. $5 a year of electric
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kornhole
4y ago
Here is a guide I hope helps get you started: https://growyourown.services/ I am using https://yunohost.org , but https://pibox.io/ looks like a cool setup that takes care of some of the more dif
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4y ago
I agree that we should focus on the major uses of power, but the trajectory of computing and data center usage is accelerating quickly. We have the opportunity to get ahead of it rather than try to rip out and replace later as we are doing
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kornhole
4y ago
My friends are surprised when I show them my little raspberry PI on which I have running two social media instances, two search engines, Nextcloud, XMPP, email and some other services for a dozen people. I explain that my services don'
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kornhole
4y ago
This is a possibility when pushing companies from perpetual licenses onto subscription and then upping their subscriptions. Wall street is heavily pressing SW companies to increase their ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) or some call it, you w
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4y ago
I know of another SW company that did the same thing. Everybody at the company was then told not to contact or communicate with any of the employees in Russia. Then one of the executives told everybody that it was a vendor who was providing
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kornhole
4y ago
I wish that next to the thumbs up button was a support icon that allowed you to fund the creator a small amount in an easy way. The platform owner would get a percentage.
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4y ago
Alternatives are growing: Odysee, Rumble, Peertube..
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4y ago
The intelligence agencies are well aware and like the current situation of a handful of giant data pots from which to pull. Some lawmakers are well aware as well. Who knows which of these lawmakers is just putting on a show and acting surpr
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kornhole
4y ago
Why shouldn't each politician set up her own Mastodon server moderated by her staffers? Then they would have complete control of data that they don't publish to the world. They also can't be cancelled, shadow banned, or censo
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kornhole
4y ago
He is trying to bring it home to them and getting them excited about hearing that China, Russia, and anybody else knows where they are at all times, what they follow and so on. If I had to choose a government to surveil and manipulate me, i
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kornhole
4y ago
Much of it is the other way around where the browser compatibility drives the development of sites. Everybody developing a site needs to test on the major browsers before releasing. It may take a while for Ladybird to make the list of brows
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kornhole
4y ago
Installing peertube on my yunohost.org server was very easy thanks to the packaging provided. Joinpeertube.org can tell you more about the project. It is a social media project which means moderation is needed depending on how you choose to
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kornhole
4y ago
That notice is already built into peertube. It was mainly developed in France.
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kornhole
4y ago
my current favorite is gandi.net. i still have some at namecheap and an anonymous one at njal.la.
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kornhole
4y ago
I maintain a large garden and bury probably tons of organic matter underneath and in the beds. It is a pittance of carbon capture and no solution. Here is a fun video about carbon capture. https://youtu.be/MSZgoFyuHC8
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kornhole
4y ago
Most cars run completely on solar energy. The sun grew the biomass that converted to oil.
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kornhole
4y ago
I noticed that Ecosia, Startpage, and Brave search all have extensions that will set those as the default. I am not sure if their code is open, but I imagine the Brave extension is probably best place to start.
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kornhole
4y ago
There is a saying that the cloud is just somebody else's computer, but with your own server, it can be your computer. You always need to trust the admin or company of any server/cloud service you use to not abuse you in some way,
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kornhole
4y ago
Infinity is found in F-droid store.
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kornhole
4y ago
The article did not mention specific numbers, but Google is estimated to pay Apple about $20B this year to stay integrated into their systems. That amount surely buys a lot of favors.
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kornhole
4y ago
Google recently implemented SAP. Microsoft, Apple, and many other big players are deeply entrenched in SAP with almost no chance of switching. There has always been a shortage of good SAP consultants which creates lucrative opportunities fo
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kornhole
4y ago
You mean SAP and Oracle. Oracle acquired Peoplesoft and Netsuite long ago. Oracle has its Fusion product where it attempts to fuse their acquisitions into one platform. Some call it Confusion. SAP has built most of its product to work seaml
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kornhole
4y ago
SAP has developed much better HTML5 UI's, but It is very difficult to change UX on these professional users who are accustomed to and actually have come to like the old stuff which has been around since the 90's.
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kornhole
4y ago
I generally do the same but go a little further. I use an anonaddy email address and a virtual card from privacy.com with limit. This way Patreon and their customers do not know who is funding these creators. A breach is also a negligible r
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kornhole
4y ago
Let's create an extension that merely prompts for the URL of your desired search engine. On confirm, it makes all the technical browser settings to set as default.
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4y ago
This seems to be by design and influenced by the funding. Many search providers created an extension as the easiest path for end users. Most users don't seem to even understand the difference between a browser and search engine.
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kornhole
4y ago
What worked for us was me first showing her the beautiful setup and things I could do in my KDE environment. I also explained additional benefits such as how private the setup is which she has come to value. If she shows interest, be very u
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kornhole
4y ago
When I worked in Redmond, they pressed us heavily to collect telemetry where possible. Each line of business basically operated as a separate company with many subsystems and no effective way of connecting customers or users between them. I
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kornhole
4y ago
Of course, but sometimes you need to call a store, bank, or barber over the only channel available. Some services still rely on SMS authentication.
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