@tailscale Hi, I'm part of a FOSS team that uses Codeberg instead of Github for our organization. I'm currently self-hosting headscale and I plan to use it to help provide affordable access to hardware development resources for our devs and CI.

I suppose this is to say that if you have another target for your FOSS deal, we'd love for it to be Codeberg :)

@saskboy @jeffcliff How much do indigenous issues come up in Saskatchewan?

It's incredible to see how much First Nations artwork and community organizations have flourished in Thunder Bay. Winnipeg seems to have had a similar boom based on my last visit. It's a big deal here, and the rest of the province is missing out IMO.

@jeffcliff I've been thinking about Can-con requirements. It's actually incredible how relatively little it costs to majorly change people's demand wrt music consumption.

Markets seem to be a bad model for music consumption. People seem to consume and enjoy what they're familiar with.

I wonder what would happen if we had some kind of "diversity" requirements. If there was some requirement to expose folks to a diverse array of music on radio, etc.

@GreenFire I've been looking into a DC house. The residential electrical codes are not made for DC, but I think it's possible to do it safely.

Most systems can be done with PoE (lighting, security, internet) and a lot of appliances can be trivially converted to use DC power.

@jeffcliff

Did you see this?

https://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/nhl-banning-cause-based-jerseys-next-season-1.6885826

I want to get a pride jersey to spite this shit and in support of folks here, especially since the Staals were specifically named. Ideally it would not provide any money towards the NHL.

I have come to understand that positivity is like social lubricant. You wouldn't expect anything to run properly and bearings may seize if you don't lube them. Same goes for positivity, in most circumstances.

Also being depressed and grouchy suck and it can help with that too, particularly gratitude and working hard to experience joy in response to things that analytically go well but don't meet my subjective expectations.