I’m currently trying HeliBoard, and was about to say I also miss the multi language cabapility.

But HeliBoard do have that capability, it’s just not obvious to enable.

Nice list. Note MicroG doesn’t appear in F-Droid’s default repository. It probably cannot be installed as a regular app, or requires adding a different repository.

NewPipe supports PeerTube and others, give it a try to lower your dependency on YouTube!

That’s a convenient way to make troublemakers go away. Even it some of these terminations are technically justified, it gives the appearance the company is looking for an excuse to fire critics.

Protesters probably need to be more savvy and respectful, but also need better protection against retribution.

She probably find that silly, but do these silly thumbnail anyway because that’s what work with the YouTube algo

Considering it’s operating without backup since 1982, we’re incredibly lucky that system hadn’t failed until now.

The manufacturer deserve some credit too.

This seems like good news for RocketStar since they’re doing a press release, although it’s hard to understand the significance.

A news article would be even more interesting, in order to have more context and a more objective coverage.

Mozilla should also investigate it own processes to understand how that happened, and question the person who approved this partnership.

Then publish a postmortem analysis. This may earn back some trust from their users.

Nice. It won’t help with existing junk, but it can be the basis for mandates that all plastic produced and sold be able to biodegrade within 9 months.

If it becomes reality is could significantly reduce the amount of new microplastic, and as a side effect reduce fossil fuel consumption from the plastic industry.

The raw material still has to come from somewhere. Plants based plastic could mean land use to grow plants for plastic production, which has it’s own impact.

And it can potentially work only for genetic decease. I’m not sure any type of diabetes would qualify.

Yes it’s hard, which I acknowledged by saying if they have ambitions, go big and recycle materials in space. But you make it sounds like it’s nearly impossible, which I doubt.

We know how to keep air in space stations and capsules, without involving force fields or any other sci-fi tech.

For sure, building in space it different from building in earth gravity, but that doesn’t necessarily make it impossible. There already have been experiments and small-scale demonstrations in space:

In 2014, the NASA, in partnership with Made In Space, Inc., demonstrated a fused deposition modelling on the International Space Station and published a summary of zero-gravity experiments in 2019.

Another example is a microgravity extrusion experiment in the ISS between from 2021 to 2023,

I assume it’s easier to start by building small parts, and progressively build larger parts, until hopefully we’re able to build most ships parts. The assembly can presumably happen in the vacuum of space, without air. There’s potential for ultimately building ships in orbit larger than anything we could lift with a rocket.

Indeed. I’m thinking of CRISPR/Cas9 which is a genetic editing method, which is more ethical.

Is it worth trying land such a large rocket/ship when a small capsule does the job? Is it possible at all?

I get that SpaceX aims for re-usability, but if they have ambitions, go big and recycle materials in space to build space parts/ships/stations in-situ.

Next, could we boost diabetic people’s insulin production?

Archived on March 14, 2024: Schumer Urges New Leadership in Israel, Calling Netanyahu an Obstacle to Peace

The famine is now much worse it seems, so it’s not wrong to refer to it as recent development in the headline of a news article.

Speaking of which, the headline currently reads:

It’s not just Israeli bombs that have killed children in Gaza. Now some are dying of hunger too

Which is different from the post’s title. Did the headline change, or did you editorialize?

Fox News host Sean Hannity branded Biden “very angry” and “over-caffeinated,”

Hence, having a cup of Joe

Yes. Still, it would be harder to not give a f if others walled gardens open up, and iMessage get disadvantaged by that wall.

It’s as if iPhones were only able to make calls to other iPhones. Whereas all other devices where able to make calls to any device from any other vendor.

Apple would still feel pressure to add interoperability if all other big players do. iMessage would have a competitive disadvantage if it’s the only one where users are unable to message the rest of the world.

Watch it whenever you feel like you can.

You can share it regardless so his name and story spreads widely.