Uranium3006

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to fediverse in Mastodon gets better search, onboarding, and cross-server interactions

just in time for X to require paying to post

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to asklemmy in How does a polite and grateful person navigate the internet?

Beef stroganoff AND chill? this is getting out of hand, now there are two of them!

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to technology in Matrix 2.0: The Future of Matrix

love to see it

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to technology in Will you be willing to pay for using Twitter?

It was trash before he bought it. I quit before then and nothing I've seen makes me wanna go back

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to worldnews in Lab-grown meat can be halal and kosher

organized religion is and always has been about using laws to control people and take their money through brainwashing backed with death threats where and whenever they can get away with it

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to technology in A New Low: Just 46% Of U.S. Households Subscribe To Traditional Cable TV

old people who have been subscribers forever leave it on while they cook dinner, not really caring about the quality of programming, which is basically just filler anymore

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to technology in A New Low: Just 46% Of U.S. Households Subscribe To Traditional Cable TV

and they simply won’t sell Internet without TV

too bad antitrust law isn't enforced on this illegal bundling

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to news in A Black student was suspended for his hairstyle. The school says it wasn’t discrimination

abolish dress codes

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to world in Global inflation fears as oil price rises towards $100 a barrel

Honesty this is a good thing. Higher prices make transition away from oil mote profitable and it seems we're only allowed to do things if they're profitable. Maybe a good old fashioned oil.crisis is what.the world needs. We put up with 1973 style shit for a little while and then investments away from oil happen and then we never go back. We have tools we didn't back then, like good wind and solar, ebikes, more developed transit networks in cities, etc. So it won't even be as sucky

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to world in Global inflation fears as oil price rises towards $100 a barrel

Agreed. Fuck cars

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to world in Global inflation fears as oil price rises towards $100 a barrel

They're cashing out. They know the jig is up and they're not investing in new wells like they used to and are justenjoying the higher profit margin on the existing wells.

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to worldnews in Japanese nuclear power operator Kansai Elec restarts seventh reactor

They panicked in the 70's over the oil crisis and realized their west African colonies had lots of uranium so they went hard into nuclear power

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to news in Donald Trump warns of threat of World War II, mixes up names of Joe Biden and Barack Obama in Washington speech

Maybe he got confused by all the swastikas around these days. It sure feels like the rise of the third Reich down in Florida

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to technology in Google extends Chromebook lifespan to ten years

Last time I looked into this gallium always was discontinued. I got endeavor os working on a Chromebook. The problem is you need to flash your own bootloader and you generally can't do that on arm Chromebooks you will generally want an Intel Chromebook to do this on and there aren't very many of those. The one I have also suffers from having very low storage, I think the onboard storage is like 16 GB.

To be completely honest I'm burnt out on Chromebooks as a viable platform. I made one work in college but I wouldn't really advise going down this path. I probably advise you to get a Pinetab with the keyboard cover or some other similar tablet for that niche, or find a small laptop of the more traditional sense to do this on.

Chromebooks are kind of all weird platform when you think about it, a disposable laptop that's designed just to be a web browser. Google obviously made it to trap people in their ecosystem and the only real markets where they've seen much usages in education, where the very limited Suite of tool students use often were web-based anyways and they're disposability means that if a student trashes them which is not to uncommon replacing them isn't that big of a deal.

Uranium3006 , 10 months ago to technology in Any good tech sites without the fluff?

I'm putting together an RSS feed reader myself. What are some good sites on yours?