Lol, it’s amazing that the “bubble” is only “bursting” in the US, where the oil lobby has free range on politicians and media.

Yeah, I suppose so. It just sucks that it seems like every single company is run by a monster.

I don’t know how all these tech companies keep making obviously stupid and immoral decisions like this.

“We need someone to process our emails.”

“Oh well we have two options. This one costs a hundredth of a cent less per email, but they also run their machines on the blood of children and they ritualistically sacrifice minorities as part of their business model.”

“You said a hundredth of a cent? Perfect!”

Let me do it for you, kermie.

Wait, are you telling me milk thistle doesn’t come from cows?

I think they probably want to use the ram and storage for their new machines, rather than steam decks. It’s probably not the same type, but they could have a limit on how much they can procure total.

Nice.

And they should obey the license of the code.

Maybe I need to add yet another reason to

https://sciactive.com/2026/01/21/our-stance-on-ai-in-email/

Strongly agreed.

VDO Ninja is really nice. My friend self hosts it, and it didn’t seem that hard.

Wow, that’s incredibly disappointing. I’ve seen a whole lot worse from a lot of other CEOs, but I don’t understand how every CEO just doesn’t care at all about the society that built their wealth. The only moral position is to oppose Trump and the Republican Party. He and they are immoral.

I run https://port87.com/, and I’m nearly as left as one can be (seize the means of production).

Immich is better than Nextcloud for photos.

There are plenty of easy to set up open source servers. I use a bunch of them. Here’s a few that come to mind:

• jellyseerr
• navidrome
• jswiki
• homeassistant
• docmost
• rustdesk

Those are all ones that only require three or fewer services in a Docker Compose stack. And the docker-compose.yml files are short and easy to understand.

There are plenty that are hard to set up, like:

• jellyfin
• nextcloud
• wordpress
• immich
• mastodon

I’ve installed all of these, and they were not as straightforward, but not too bad.

Matrix is the only one that has taken me more than a day. And I couldn’t even get everything working. Element Call still doesn’t work after trying to set it up for two days.

There is a lot of variance in how difficult these servers are to set up, but Matrix stands alone as the absolute hardest, most convoluted setup process I’ve ever experienced.

That’s legal… for now.

Looks like an ASUS A320M-C based on the very hard to read text and the layout.

https://motherboarddb.com/motherboards/378/

So an early AMD AM4 motherboard.

Have you ever heard of anyone dying because their ICE car caught fire?

- You, yesterday.

You didn’t even bother to read my reply correcting your misinterpretation of that paragraph about all highway vehicles, so again, there’s no point in continuing. You are not arguing in good faith.

You were right to doubt that it’s true, because it very much isn’t.

Examining electric car accident statistics reveals that occupants of electric vehicles are safer than occupants of gasoline-powered cars or trucks. For example, you are 40% less likely to be injured while using an EV than while driving or riding in a traditional internal combustion engine vehicle.

This lower risk of injury also includes the risk of a vehicle catching fire. Internal combustion engine vehicles are approximately 50 times more likely to catch fire in an accident compared to EVs — there has been one Tesla fire for every 210 million vehicle miles traveled, while an internal combustion engine vehicle catches fire once every 19 million vehicle miles traveled.

- https://seriousaccidents.com/blog/electric-car-accident-statistics-facts-are-accidents-more-likely-in-evs/

You’ve made it pretty clear that actual statistics aren’t enough for you to change your mind, so I don’t think there’s any point in continuing this conversation.