This is your regular reminder that open source, self-hosting tools are great AND you don't actually have to host them yourself most of the time! Plenty of great companies offer these tools as a paid-for service - exactly like the subscriptions you have on those other platforms, except more ethical.
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It is literally impossible to explain ADHD task avoidance to people who don't experience it, I think.
It has to sound absolutely insane to just sit around, filled with dread and anxiety, not doing a small thing you "could do any time" that really needs to get done. And to just continue that way for hours, days, weeks, months, even fucking years.
Like, who lives that way? How can anyone live that way? (I live that way, but I don't know how I survive)
More than 98% of Costco shareholders voted down an anti-DEI proposal at their annual meeting. The proposal had been filed by the National Center for Public Policy Research, a conservative think tank. In its Notice of Annual Meeting of Shareholders, Costco's board of directors had urged shareholders to reject the motion, saying: "Our efforts at diversity, equity and inclusion remind and reinforce with everyone at our Company the importance of creating opportunities for all." Here's more from @AxiosNews.
Someone I was chatting with mentioned #Forth language and there's actually a project to build and maintain a minimal OS and tools to run on a scavenged Z80 (and now they also support 6502, 8086, and 6809 CPUs) for after civilization and the global supply chain collapse and we have no new CPUs for the foreseeable future.
It's a bit dystopian but hey, why not be prepared, right? There's a slightly larger 32-bit OS called Dusk OS to bootstrap and cross-build Collapse OS.
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