32MB was massive for documents at the time. It could hold your entire academic life back then.

Nowadays you need like 32 Gigabytes lol

Unfortunately not, since iOS does not allow third-party apps to access the APIs required for Wi-Fi scanning. I think Bluetooth could be done, but bluetooth beacons by themselves aren’t as useful.

From the beaconDB Matrix room (somebody recently asked the same question):

Whoops, forgot to actually put the community link in the post. It’s fixed now.

Seems like I have 1.6K since I came here in March - that’s 7 months. It would equate to 2.7K if I kept it up at this rate for a whole year.

When do you think will Valve enable this by default in SteamOS? It would greatly help the little Steam Deck with playing more performance-intensive titles.

I think all the crypto scams, all the shitcoins, NFTs and other blockchain bullshit were much worse. At least AI companies usually don’t require you to give them large sums of money, they’re only after your data and absolutely fuck the environment by wasting absurd amounts of power, but they don’t try to take away your life savings

No shit

I haven’t seen that on midwest.social yet, but I’m definitely gonna continue to observe this and then decide if it’s worth blocking them

I definitely try to avoid it. Whenever there’s an (active) alternative community available, I prefer that.

Why midwest.social? I definitely agree with the rest though.

Definitely not the first, surely not the last war crime committed by the iSSraeli fascist government

Can’t say that I’m surprised

Codeberg Pages

If you think this is a YouTube frontend, it’s not. It’s a different video streaming platform called Odysee (technically the platform is called LBRY, but Odysee is the main frontend for it)

I wish people on Odysee wouldn’t be so absolutely brain dead, it’s generally a pretty nice platform, but the comment section is always full of garbage

You can’t swim in the toilet and then pretend to be mad you’re covered in shit.

This is one of the best quotes I’ve ever heard. Definitely made my day.

Not all Google apps require Play services btw. And many work without internet access.

Not PeerTube, but still ActivityPub: The Linux Experiment uses CastoPod, an ActivityPub-based podcast platform for his Linux & Open Source News show

Fixed that for you

Pirate party >>>>>>