@jalefkowit I wonder to what extent we get next to zero action on adtech, creepy data collectors, spam in general is that people running political campaigns really really like having everyone's data at their disposal.

I am still confused why I would need an "AI grammar checker". Isn't the idea of grammar that, there are rules, it's predictable?

(yeah I am a little bit annoyed all my tools are adding AI for the sake of AI)

@JenJen

seems to be all parodies of soviet propaganda art

1. "pingu pingu" and "noot noot"
2. "glory to the fifth anniversary of the proletarian revolution!"
3. "(let's) build the pingu memorial¹ airtoad² squadron!"
4. "the victory of communism is inevitable!"

¹ when something is named "имени (кого-то)" (usually a street or a building), it literally means "named after someone", usually after they're dead -- for instance, in post-soviet cities there can be a "улица Ленина" (lenin street) and a "улица имени Ленина" (street named after lenin)
² the word used seems to combine "airship" (дирижабль, dirigible) and "toad" (жаба)

@dajb I don't know where I read it (and I'm unable to confirm/deny it), but: This was made to keep the price the same over the years. There are more expencive Hot Wheels cars, which still have the detailed bottom. But the cheaper ones do not have them anymore to keep the price low.

MAHA!

EPA to propose significantly w...

When you're in Canada but miss Philly

@AbandonedAmerica

Every time I look at these photos I have so many questions. Looks like the end came very suddenly.

"The hunger strike lasted 18 days, during which time the prison’s administration tried to break the strike by separating me from the other hunger strikers. I was moved first to security watch and then to a mental health unit."
https://prisonjournalismproject.org/2026/10/27/hunger-strike-arizona-womens-prison/

@dansup Dansup, the cooler Dansup, the not quite as cool Dansup, hi it's regular Dansup again

@RachelThornSub @david_chisnall bingo!

@joepie91 @helle the printer settings in okular seem to be ephemeral; for that particular print job only

@alisynthesis I currently host a Docker image of it on my homelab for the past month or so! I haven’t tried programmatically accessing it yet, but I’ve been pleased with the frontend experience so far.

@jaredwhite I don’t know, but I’m not giving up. I have replied back.

The sad part is that I truly like and use Proton’s products. Good products are the result of good employees. And if Proton is unhappy with development speed, they could have made better decisions, like not doing crypto-wallets. A Spanish Inquisition won’t spur productivity.

@connynasch I wish we could lol