De-google-ify Internet
Amazing campaign by the French not-for-profit association Framasoft.
The De-google-ify Internet project offers 26 ethical and alternative online tools that may be used by everyone.
They build open source alternatives to many Google services like Youtube, Agenda, Docs, Forms, Maps etc, as well other services to replace Doodle, Facebook Event, Github, Zoom, Slack and much more!
Check their beautiful website, watch the videos to know more about their work and follow them here in Mastodon:
https://degooglisons-internet.org/
#europe #opensource #europeanalternatives #EUtech #boycott #degoogle #google
HT @fere you can make Notepad more efficient by turning off AI and related friends.
My question is:
Before I turned these off, what was Notepad doing and when would it be done?
If the answer to the second question is "never", somebody at Microsoft should use this as a good time to take a moment to think about what they're doing, and why.
What unholy mess is this? Do I need to install VS Code now to edit a text file?
@cR0w @buherator Proof of concept deployed at https://poison.madhouse-project.org/
Click the "Read me this garbage!" link, and it will read it with a random voice (preferring an English voice, if available), and will advance to a random link when done. It does not continue reading after advancing, though, but I will make that work in a bit, too. (Update: now it continues reading after advancing to the next page)
This is hilarious.
Special shoutout to the repair site iFixit who are now on the Fediverse, you can follow them at:
➡️ @iFixit
They provide repair forums and free repair guides for phones, computers, consoles, kitchen equipment, tools, medical devices, cars etc. They also review and tear down new gadgets to see how repairable they are.
Repairing your existing stuff is much, much better for the environment than buying replacements.
#Repairs #Electronics #DIY #Environment #Gadgets #Tech #RightToRepair
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“In everyone’s pocket right now is a computer far more powerful than the one we flew on Voyager. I don’t mean your cell phone — I mean the key fob that unlocks your car.”
— Rich Terrile, JPL scientist and member of the Voyager imaging team
squid: RISC-V emulator for high-performance fuzzing with AOT instead of JIT compilation 🦑 https://github.com/fkie-cad/squid
An interesting recap of how the #Plan9 OS developed at Bell Labs, with many familiar names, including, of course, Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, Rob Pike, and many others, making appearances.
"What I Saw at the Evolution of Plan 9" by Geoff Collyer