@kayla Yeah! @distributedpress and @sutty
We made a minimal AcrivityPub inbox you can use in your static site generator flow, and your site becomes the ActivityPub identity. Also got moderation features lole blocklists/allpwlists and approval queues.
"Paying for things with money is praxis" how messed up have things gotten for this to make sense ffs
Found this cool light pollution map: https://lightpollutionmap.app/
OpenFlexure is an open source laboratory-grade microscope used to diagnose malaria and cancer. In this interview Julian Stirling, one of the core developers, tells us how the project evolved from its academic roots to a diverse community of people who use it, build it, sell it, teach it & develop it.
OpenFlexure is manufactured in many places to build local capacity. The next step is medical device certification, a slow but worthwhile process.
https://nlnet.nl/news/2025/20250806-openflexure-interview.html
Like, saying to your mate down the pub "Oh you should get on Jabber" versus "You should get on ecks em pee pee"
One of these words sounds like a thing for talking about whatever with your mates, the other sounds like a thing for bollocking around with config files so you can talk to other people who bollock around with config files about bollocking around with config files
the Linux-compatible tax package I switched to is
https://www.mytaxexpress.com/index24.html
It's a desktop app, not an online service. I don't really want to share my tax data with online services and their backing US cloud-services providers. So works for me.
It's CRA-certified. A list of CRA-certified packages is at
Someone here pointed me to that tax software months ago, so thank you, forgotten Mastonaut.
@johnefrancis TY, my instance wasn't loading it initially for some reason.
@johnefrancis What's the linux compatible tax package?
I used Intuit TurboTax for several years, until 2024, when I went looking for, and found, a certified, very affordable, Linux-compatible tax package, produced by a Canadian small business.
Intuit noticed I didn't buy TT this year, and emailed me a survey to try to understand why.
Completing that was a LOT of fun. Repeatedly explaining that yes, I bought it 15x in a row, not buying it because they're a US company with shit data privacy, & nothing is getting me back.
@brandon Khadas Edge 2 seems to be the way to go but I kinda wish they had a 32 GB model like the radxa CM5. Might wait for a Edge 3 to come out before I sink into it
TIL there's an Arch Linux distro geared towards ARM SBCs. https://bredos.org/index.html
Buhhh. I am saddened by the lack of USB-C video output options for the CM5 board. It says it can do it but apparently only if you aren't a hobbyist and can make your own IO boards. 🙃
SCAM ALERT
An elderly adult may go up to you and pinch your nose without your consent then claim to have stolen your nose
Do not attempt to pay them to reacquire your nose
They do not have your nose
Their supposed proof is just their thumb in between two of their fingers
Do not engage them
You still have possession of your nose
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Yap with me and send me cool links relating to my interests. 👍