This is good. I am specifically thinking about getting a Fairphone 6 as my next device, simply because of the fact that I can run post-market OS on it, and they seem to be doing a very good job getting it supported properly.

I think it’s only a matter of time until we are going to need to ditch Android entirely because of them pulling stupid shit. When that day comes, we will need an alternative, and it’s looking more and more like post-market OS is the answer.

Can I can I please put my hand on it?

Ariana Grande - Hands On Me

IDK about eBay, but anybody from anywhere is allowed to use XMRBazaar.

There is still ebay and XMRBazaar

Meanwhile, you set yourself up on PeerTube and add a Monero address to your tipping thing and people can tip you as soon as they want to, whether you have one view and less than a watch hour or billions of views and tons of watch hours.

OLMO is full FOSS

Open weight is not open source, and therefore not to be used.

Open Source or GTFO

I don’t know if other interfaces expose it or not, but all YouTube channels are is an RSS feed and Newpipe exposes them so that you can subscribe to the RSS feed in your favorite RSS reader and just bring up new videos that way.

A notepad

I’ve been doing some looking into sodium ion batteries for the last couple of months and it sounds like it’s going to drastically reduce the price of batteries and sodium ion is more thermally stable and can handle cold temperatures of negative 40 and can handle hot temperatures.

I’m also hearing charge cycle counts around 10,000, which would be something like 20 years worth of battery usage.

The current downside is power density and even that is not terrible as it’s pretty close to what LFP does now and They think they can improve it more in the future.

Sodium ion is already being used in some mass market cars that don’t need an incredible range, but need to be economical.

Thanks, I wasn’t aware of a second video and so did not see it until somebody else gave me the link for it.

I think the only problem I saw with it is that you had touched Bluetooth and it said that Bluetooth was off, but then when you double-tapped Bluetooth, it turned on, but the screen reader did not announce the change.

Other than that though, it looks good.

Oh, you are right. I was completely unaware of that other video. Thank you for showing me that.

From what I could tell of the video, that was Touch and Explore, not swipes.

It’s much easier to put up barriers against physical items than it is against digital products. If the administration doesn’t want a U.S. citizen to buy a BYD car, it’s fairly easy because you can make it difficult to import, difficult to get insurance on, etc. But if the U.S. wants to stop you from using Chinese AI, that’s a lot harder because code knows no borders.

So that does work? According to what I understood from the developer, that did not work.

Sure, it has touch and explore, but a blind person is also going to need swipe navigation between elements.

They were made on the asteroid and then flew themselves to a spot between the Sun and the Earth.

They were basically smart machines.

There’s this science fiction book, and I’m blanking on the name of it right off hand, but there’s a harvester that attached itself to Ceres, the asteroid, and made octagonal solar shades to freeze the Earth.

The reason I bring it up is because if they detected radio signals too close to them they would fold in on themselves and direct a high energy beam of sunlight towards the target and vaporize them and so the ships would communicate with patches that were basically QR codes on the outside of their hull and the other ship would take pictures and be able to transfer data that way.

I want to say they were using the equivalent of high refresh rate E-Ink screens.

Would she mind if i hit it from the back

Yeah, fair enough