Ok, right hit me with your github replacement recommandations.
Basically, I want whatever the lowest effort replacement is. Ideally, it would be one command to move something over and the replacement would still allow easy forking and making issues and all of that kind of stuff.
A few of my favorite signs 1200+#HandsOff Rallies Over 100K in DC alone Estimated 3M+ in US protesting Every state & Many countries We the People are making good trouble โThe power of the people is always greater than the people in powerโ #RemoveTrumpNow #DeportMusk #VoteOutAllGOP
More than 500,000 people registered for more than 1,200 demonstrations across all 50 states to protest President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk.
Pictures from the Hands Off protest march in Louisville, Kentucky, a thread: Best of Protest sign: "I'D CALL THEM CUNTS BUT THEY LACK DEPTH AND WARMTH." (I asked "May I take your photo" of all the people of whom I took face to face photos)
The last week has been concrete proof that the Conservative Party of Canada put zero effort into vetting their candidates. None. How can they expect to run a country when they canโt be bothered to do basic due diligence? #canada #cdnelxn
Apparently #USAG Pam Bondi doesn't think being truthful is in the interest of the US:
Her excuse for putting a #DOJ atty on administrative leave for telling the truth: "Justice Dept attys are obligated to zealously defend the interests of the United States."
If you didnโt knowโdonotcall.gov/ isnโt just for stopping robocalls. You can also report spam and phishing texts or scam calls. It only takes a minute, and every report helps fight back against these shady tactics.
If I boost too much about the protests today/tomorrow, you can: --- Click "hide boosts" on my profile (works until you undo it manually) - or --- Mute me for 24 hours (or a different intervall). This feature of time options is not available on all apps but in the browser version for sure. It's great because people are unmuted automatically after a certain time.
I boost protest posts because protest is important and I want to show solidarity.
AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler: President Trump basically, with the stroke of a pen, took away the collective bargaining agreements of 700,000 union workersโฆ To cancel someoneโs rights like that is a slippery slope.
And for those out there listening who say, โOh wow, it sucks to be a federal workerโโtheyโre coming after you next. This is essentially a beta test for how far they can go. Next will be rippling out across the public sector at the state and local level, and then into the private sector.
Texas GOP Gov. Greg Abbott is blaming a history of election problems in the stateโs most populous county for his delay in calling for a special election.
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As well as countless of others from the AI generator community. Just talking about how "inacceโฆ
China just cut off the supply of five critical minerals to the U.S.: dysprosium, terbium, tungsten, indium, and yttrium. They are required for jet engines, magnets, computer parts, lasers, and much more - and China controls most of the world's production of each of them
@octothorpe which was weird because Iโd read about them at least a week earlier in an article that listed each of them and which technologies/industries use them. Where was the NYT? Asleep at the wheel again.
๐ฌ 0ย ย ๐ 5ย ย โค๏ธ 7ย ยทย Republicans saw serious shrinkage in the two Florida special elections for US House seats this month.ย ยทย There were large reductions in the winning margins by Republican candidatesโฆ
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A Republican judge who ran for the stateโs Supreme Court challenged the ballots. His colleagues on the stateโs Court of Appeals ruled in his favor.
Okay, time to #AskFedi because search engines are shit now and this is driving me up a wall
A rapper sampled the #BlackStar performance (usually referred to as "What Is Beef") from Chappelle Show back in 2003 and made part of it a chorus for a song. Anybody remember who it was? I'm reasonably certain it was a song from between 2010 and 2020. Not many more clues than that right now. Should have favorited the song when I first heard it, but I didn't. Meh
A great image showing exploding the illusion of capitalism-in-one-country! --- Workers on or near American assembly lines must be opening boxes of components from all over the world to create "Made In America" products.
The global process of production created by capitalism itself points the members of the international working class to each other. But this process does spontaneous welds and bolts and glue those workers into a party that fights for their own historic interests.
this is probably the right place to ask so does anyone know of a tool that lets me export songs i've downloaded on spotify desktop or android? not downloads from spotify, but just decrypts the stuff that is downloaded
Please, I beg of you, if you're publishing anything โ especially a position paper, report, white paper, etc โ include the date in an obvious, visible place. Ideally right there on the cover.
Stuff is moving fast. A report or a white paper that is not clearly marked with a publishing date is very close to useless โ is it a year old, or a decade? Is it up to date? Is it not quoted anywhere because it's literally just out, or because it's considered crap?
I'm after a decent pocket compact camera, with at least a 1" sensor. It seems that cameras are out of favour unless you want to spend ยฃ3k. What I'd really like is a Canon G5X ii, but they've been discontinued. The only still available alternatives seem to be the Canon G7X iii, or the Sony RX100 vii. It seems the Sony is a bit fiddly, and the G7X doesn't have a viewfinder. The lead time for both is a couple of months.
Any suggestions? Is it worth risking trying to get hold of a G5X on eBay?
FYI, having looked at sample galleries (good old DPReview) I've settled on the RX100vii, which I should receive in a couple of weeks. I'll post some photos once I get it.
The big question for me is, how much will it outperform my Google Pixel 8 Pro? My gut instinct is that the phone will win easily for very low light and HDR situations, but will lose for everything else. We'll see!
I donโt think you will regret your choice. They are extremely pocketable cameras. The view finder does make a difference as the rear screen can be hard to see in bright sunlight. As for whether it will compete with the Pixel 8 Pro, Iโd be interested to hear about that but doubt the Pixel Pro will beat it image wise - remember that for low light photos, phones use masses of processing. If you pixel peek, I think you will find the Sony outdoes the Pixel 8. (1/2)
I left Austin in 99, a city I used to love with all my parts. I've since described it as one big freaking Chili's restaurant. Been watching those same scabass wads doing it to Tucson since.
The image shows a social media post from a page named "The Daddy Files," which has a verified checkmark next to its name. The post is in white text on a dark background and is timestamped 23 minutes ago. The post begins with the text: "I hear a lot of people saying 'Run the country like a private business.'" It continues with a critical view of this idea, stating: "Well, OK. Here it is, folks. This is the part where a soulless private equity firm takes ownership and cuts nearly every employee and every service down to just about nothing, while squeezing out the last drops of profit and then ultimately selling the real estate despite being nothing but a hollowed out shell of its former self." The post concludes with: "You wanted it? Well now you've got it." The overall tone of the post is critical and sarcastic, suggesting negative consequences of running a country like a private business.
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Brazilโs Supreme Court backed down and withdrew its proposal to open up Indigenous territories to mining and economic activities from a controversial bill that critics say violates the Constitution.
On the same day, the Federal Attorney Generalโs Office presented a draft presidential decree also excluding mining activities on Indigenous territories but allowing tourism and other activities led by Indigenous communities.
Brazil's Supreme Court backed down and withdrew its proposal to open up Indigenous territories to mining and economic activities from a controversial bill that critics say violates the Constitution.
This is an updated post from our archives. It explores the inspiring world of blind photography, showcasing how visually impaired artists use innovative techniques to capture unique perspectives. The
Over many bedtime readings with my son, we just finished Haroun and the Sea of Stories by Salmon Rushdie. Tears were streaming down my face. Itโs so beautiful.
Itโs about a boy and his father. The father is a storyteller secretly fed stories by a literal sea of stories. One day, a genie turns off the pipe and he no longer has any stories to tell. They go on a fantastical adventure to save the sea of stories.
Rushdie wrote it for his son while in hiding during the 1989 fatwa against him.
So... Do I happen to have any followers that live in Japan that might be cool with me having a prize I may win in a contest sent to them so I could have it shipped to me in the states?
I'd pay for all the shipping! Just like, especially in these times, I think this is the only way I might be able to get the little plushie I've been dreaming of getting...
Looks like they're going to give away one a month so I figure maybe I'd have a chance as it's so obscure. It just requires the prize be sent to a Japanese address so like, I don't wanna start trying to enter only to get lucky as hell then be screwed.
Just in case you don't know anybody, there's still a possibility--there's a proxy shopping service called Tenso (tenso.com) that basically gives you a Japanese mailbox; you can have things shipped to that mailbox in Japan, and then they'll mail them to you.
@minneyar Thank you! I'll have to look into them. It's a big longshot but like, especially since travel to Japan is extremely unlikely for me now, this legit may be my only way to get this squishy friend as it's not normally for sale.
The CBC's Evan Dyer talks about what it's like trying to cover Poillievre's campaign as the CPC bus tours the country and the party tightly controls questions from reporters.
"Today, in Trois-Riviรจres, we asked to be allotted a question. Party staffers said yes, so long as it was asked by my colleague Tom Parry. We responded that I would prefer to ask it. At that point the party took away our question and gave it to another outlet.
The difficulty of trying to keep up with a campaign that has its own chartered aircraft is a logistical problem that can be mitigated to some extent. But the extreme message control makes it all but impossible to bring the same level of accountability to the Poilievre campaign that other campaigns are subject to. It also protects the campaign from having to answer tough questions and is a marked departure from previous Conservative campaigns I have covered.โ
The CCB has just released my lecture on how your iPhone can help with physical and mental health. Given the state of the world, I figured I'd share the link. castro.fm/episode/pfqmj4
In our modern lives, mental and physical health is an increasing concern. Using apps and sensors on our iPhone and in accessories we can connect it to, there are many ways in which your iPhone can assist you.
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in reply to Charles โญ but you can call me the fediverse bloke • • •@Codeberg is hosted and owned outside the U.S., and is fully open (based on Forejo).
I don't have a clue about the conversion process, though.
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