Do we not turn off our electronic devices to save electricity?
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Do we not turn off our electronic devices to save electricity?
Actual management strategy is “you don’t know what your boundaries are until you push against them”
My workplace is transitioning a bunch of their data and processing to the cloud. When I look at what software makes the cloud work, there is soooo much open source software there. Big business is quite comfortable with FOSS
Apparently Firefox can synchronise your bookmarks between your desktop and your mobile app? Does anyone have experience with this?
But isn’t an ongoing cellular plan a cost for the manufacturer? How do they afford it?
Those subs won’t arrive for decades though
Can you suggest a replacement for Android?
Music companies regularly lobby Congress for legislative change in their favour,
Also is there an alternative to Google Docs?
Mastodon has a feature that allows you to migrate from one instance to another within Mastodon. Lemmy does not, and I think this is an important feature to have
Mastodon has a method of migrating from one instance to another. So, I feel it should be possible for Lemmy as well, and should eventually arrive
On a small instance, you have greater opportunities to take action to positively support that instance. You can make friends with the administrator, volunteer to become an administrator yourself, donate cash to offset running costs, lodge helpful reports, welcome new users, etc…
As Cory Doctorow describes, we need the “easy to migrate away” functionality to avoid enshittification
In Australia in 2007 the Catholic church successfully argued that it was not a legal entity and therefore could not be sued. The “Ellis defence” https://www.concordatwatch.eu/not-a-legal-entity--k38175
Australia has bad wealth inequality and does have a parasitic billionaire problem.
Yes it basically “they might be assholes, but at least they are OUR assholes”, which is normalisation of being an asshole