I have YouTube premium, so that part of my money is distributed to those creators. I also have subscriptions for news sites, podcasts and comics through Patreon and other services.
And to be clear: I don’t have a single problem with advertising — I have a huge problem with tracking me wherever I go online. When I’m on a site for Japanese language learning, show me ads for flights to Japan but stop tracking every website I visit.
I am paying for the services I use.
I am donating regularly to Firefox and Thunderbird. It’s a myth that software can only exist through ads and tracking.
I already have a four day week and it‘s really great to not work on Fridays.
I don’t give a fuck about ads. And so should my browser.
Actually, I do. I have a YouTube Premium subscription and subscriptions for two news sites. And on top of that a ton of Patreon subscriptions and offline memberships. I am the one who knocks pays.
Star Trek has no Universal Basic Income. It has replicators for all your basic needs.
Marcus Aurelius and his reflections on stoicism.
IPv6 is 26 years old. If you are still running devices that are connected to the internet and are older than that then you have a problem.
"Rapidly“. IPv6 is 26 years old. And we are literally running out of IPv4 addresses.
Yes, the dumb ones will stick to IPv4 as they are unable to learn and change.
Hetzner Storage Box.
I like them. It gives developers an easy way to distribute their software and as a user I have a little bit more security due to the sandbox.
People dumb.
Hashtags, hashtags, hashtags.
“The Europeans” — a podcast about, well, Europe.
Well, we‘ll never know as Mozilla has never tried to create user financed software since Netscape Navigatior Gold, IIRC.