There’s United24 for that, I think

(I am not a financial or geopolitical advisor, make sure to double-check before donating)

If you use Omarchy, remove the Om and the y to get an actually good distro :P

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_heat_waves

… you know we fixed the hole in the ozone, tight? Montreal protocol?

Safe to say it seems you have no idea what you are talking about.

Anthropogenic climate change is very real and anyone still in denial about it is worse than a Flat-Earther.

And also have high readability standards, ideally higher than before LLMs.

And that’s at least partially their responsibility. The only thing the governments and EU should be expected to do is provide multi-platform tools and manuals that the general population can be reasonably expected to use.

Makes sense, and reminds me of Rat Park:

https://www.stuartmcmillen.com/comic/rat-park/#page-1

That reminds me, I’ve been working on a similar concept years ago and might bring it back.

Yeah, I figure I did enough of a step by moving to Tutanota. Selfhosting email seems like overkill unless you’re running some large organization or doing self-hosting as a hobby.

I think that variety would be cool to have.

The old Luddism was based, actually.

Okay but what if the bear is a Lemmy user?

Yeah, and also things one can do that have some form of measurable impact, even if incremental.

“Eradicate” through proper education, right?

Some of these are good points, and I’ve got a tool to recommend: Fedica.

I use it to schedule my posts in advance and post on social media without actually having to be on it all the time.

Thank you for saving our time.

I don’t see how people selling keychains (physical items) helped corporations steal data.

Thankfully, Linux doesn’t have executives and shareholders like Windows does… right?

Insisting on high standards for code readability and quality - even higher than before GenAI was a thing - could help.

Nah, that’s a carpet (with an emphasis on the “pet” part)