You’re just contradicting me

Supreme executive power derives from a mandate of the masses, not some farcical aquatic ceremony!

As in, a google docs alternative for document collaborating?

It’s not what you wear, it’s how you wear it

Lol. They accidentally switched on their new feature and called it a bug.
So the question is, why did they make the feature?
My guess is that they built it to convince investors that they could jettison entire userbases at the push of a button. In particular, investors of the silicon valley bigotry kind

Well deserved. F-droid is a cornerstone of (mobile) FOSS

• Russia’s economy collapses
• China an the west try to push their preferred puppet into power in Russian power vacuum
• Libyan government overthrown backed by Turkey
• Khamenei dies (unnaturally probably)
• Turkey cracks down on the Kurds
• Taiwan’s position continues to become more precarious and loses US backing
• Mississippi water levels fall farther than ever leading to US misharvests and economic turmoil
• US continues its doom spiral

Well done now get out

Instructions unclear. Am now enrolled in a course on pronunciation

To search results about the word dialect

What do you base that on?
According to the pronunciations on Wiktionary, nitch is Californian

Feral intensive dolphins

Niche is pronounced neesh and not nitch

Q: “Did she do that?”
A: “No it was nother”

Just finished setting up my Xperia Z2 Compact with Lineage OS. It is such a relief to have a truly compact phone again

Linis doesn’t even have the directx

Microsoft bad has become a cliché. And that says a lot about how bad Microsoft is.

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Great idea and a great person to take it up

I’m just dreaming here so humour me if you like, or don’t, no harm done.
Would it be possible to build an independent and mostly autonomous hardware backbone for the internet using some sort of mesh-like design?
I.e. consider a mesh of nodes that are solar powered with batteries to last the night. You plop those all over the place: your roof, in meadows, on vehicles, bus stops, wherever. They connect to each other wirelessly. They should be cheap and near maintenance free. In case one dies, the mesh should have enough redundancy to compensate while the node is being replaced.

Something like that should be fully independent, net-neutral and accessible by everyone right. Although you will need a rather high density of nodes/people who join, for it to work