Cloudless

Sleepytime gets me every time. As a parent it is so bittersweet seeing the child becoming independent.

Don't forget knife, fork, and a napkin.

Red wine or white wine?

How? I feel like it might be too easy for such accounts to be created. And they already pollute the fediverse before their accounts get banned. I think this will be more common until we have more proactive measures.

The site works well enough on mobile, so it is usable without an app.

That said, I prefer to use a native app, or a well-designed webapp like wefwef.

The title is very confusing. And the article is like a long essay.

Here is a summary by Chat GPT:

The web page is a blog post by a teacher who argues that most kids today can’t use computers effectively. He shares several anecdotes of students and adults who lack basic computer skills, such as troubleshooting, googling, and programming. He criticizes the education system for not teaching computer literacy and problem-solving, and he urges parents and teachers to help kids become more competent and confident with computers. He also warns that relying too much on technology can make us vulnerable to manipulation and exploitation by those who control it.

That's why I prefer to use open source solutions.

Is it illegal if I read the book, write a summary and post the summary online?

Why do they move from one evil corporation to another, instead of moving to alternatives like Mastodon?

I am happy to see nothing from the tankies.

If you download the internet to the cloud, then you have double the internet. Repeat several times you can crash the Matrix.

I would advise you to let the experts do the job instead.

You need to protect your server from hackers, viruses, malware, and other threats that could compromise your data or harm your network. You also need to comply with the laws and regulations regarding the content and services that you host on your server. If you don’t know how to secure your server properly, you could expose yourself to legal liability or cyberattacks.

Lots of games in Google Play Store are no longer possible to purchase because they are "incompatible with newer versions of Android".