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Do you think it would be enough to help people in areas with inconsistent power? I never really thought about bolstering power storage away from the center of the grid.

Interesting. I figured there was just a backdoor in Knox or iOS it was using.

For email I try to at least proxy my addresses and then encrypt it on the way to my real email account, but I basically just do that for fun without knowing if it really helps. To complete my privacy LARP, I log into my email via ArcaneChat, which plans to support XMPP at some point in the future.

It's on Jerboa. It's on Thunder. It's on Interstellar, You can get it on Eternity. It's on Voyager. It's on Raccoon. It's on Blorp. Download Blorp it's on there. Download Blorp.

I'm impressed these are already in vehicles since I heard the energy density wasn't as good as lithium. Should do away with a lot of the stationary lithium stuff.

Actual Bernie Sanders: "the protestors are giving Trump what he wants" 🤔🤔🤔

Interesting, I haven't seen the "pure AP" thing, will check it out. Yeah I'm not attached to any particular model of it, since there are pros and cons of each, and they have the same basic structure (communities on lemmy appear as users reposting whatever mentions them, you could represent imageboard communities the same way, etc etc). Hopefully people evolve beyond just imitating popular social media products.

Xi Jinping.

Yes, these guys are just giving you the quick overview. The enemy is colonialism, which has transformed into the neocolonial financial system. This includes all the core countries like USA, Israel, Western Europe, Japan, Canada, South Korea, and Australia: together they control the world's banks, international legal bodies, high-tech manufacturing, as well as the academic and journalistic training and distribution systems.

So the problem is actually much deeper than a few bad sources. The most valuable fields of study have been twisted by capitalism or basically just destroyed. Just take a look at how they've been dealing with climate change. Just because dealing with negative externalities on a business or society level is unprofitable or political suicide, we've been treating it like it can't be mitigated by constraints on manufacturing, and new solutions can't be invented. The Guardian has been posting the same stupid crap about spraying sulfur into the atmosphere for decades, and until recently they pretended investing in green energy + vehicles + industry could never be made profitable.

Well, Mastodon seems designed to have people give up on it. Austere interface, short charlimit, no federation of reactions, no search bar. I hate it so much. I recommend one of the Misskey forks. It's more "modern" than any mainstream social media website now.

Kablooey.

Use one of the crazier ActivityPub platforms if you want funny reacts. A lot of them are like an unholy mix of Twitter and Discord