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Shouldn’t it just require access to i.e. YouTube.com and not a blanket everything? This is what other extensions do.

Someone got hit by a proton beam in a particle accelerator and survived: https://medium.com/predict/the-man-struck-by-a-particle-accelerator-beam-ab829b2e1949

Kobo Libra H2O, has hardware buttons and a cool design.

This caught my eye, The IPhone 15 Pro has as many as 20% transistors compared to a modern intel supercompute GPU. Wild.

“Apple's new iPhone 15 Pro has 19 billion transistors. Intel's Ponte Vecchio supercomputing processor has more than 100 billion.”

Not sure if I’m getting suckered into conspiracy theories with regards to Elon, the Saudis, Russia and Twitter but this article has an interesting (albeit extreme) take on the matter.

“No, Elon and Jack are not “competitors.” They’re collaborating.”

https://davetroy.medium.com/no-elon-and-jack-are-not-competitors-theyre-collaborating-3e88cde5267d

I have and it’s great, using NetNewsWire and Feedly for the time being until I’ve got something self-hosted setup.

I regret that I stopped using RSS after Google Reader died. Moving my news feeds to Twitter and Reddit was a big mistake.

Long live RSS!

From my experience database schema changes require for all connections to drop, but they tend to happen a lot less compared to other updates.

Well both are suspected to be influenced by Russia, with the goal of undermining the west.

Scotland is having a similar issue :-/ it’s to expensive to have children.

#strongandstable

Thanks, my government (UK) has banned Kaspersky for use in their infrastructure, so I’ll follow their advice for my own. Not mentioned in the replies is BitDefender, I see they have a solution as well, I’ll evaluate.

Well here’s the data for my country:

According to official data, Scotland broke previous records by generating 35.3TWh of renewable electricity in 2022, marking a 28.1% increase from 2021 and 9.8% from 2020.

This amount of electricity could power all households in Scotland for over three years.