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  • ICANN is Accepting Suggestions for new TLDs (for $227k) - what would you pick?

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  • Ruin windows search even more? I like your thinking

  • ICANN is Accepting Suggestions for new TLDs (for $227k) - what would you pick?

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  • .er

    I hardly know her!

  • Chicken spaghetti

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  • Chicken parm even when not frying the chicken is still really good. Love a good chicken and spaghetti

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  • California’s 3D Printer Law Would Criminalize Open Source, Enshittify The 3D Printing Space

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  • Nintendo sued by players who say they should get any tariff refunds received by the US government

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  • Thunderbird Team Unveils Thunderbolt Self-Hostable AI Client

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  • Money is fungible. Donating frees up money that would have gone elsewhere to go to this.

  • FCC exempts Netgear from ban on foreign routers, doesn't explain why

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  • I used an USB Ethernet adapter on my OPNSense setup and it wasn't stable enough. It basically required a reboot every other day. A PCI-E ethernet card solved my stability issues. Just my experience.

  • FCC exempts Netgear from ban on foreign routers, doesn't explain why

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  • I think this is the primary reason. I think everyone should prepare to build your own router with upcycled older computers.

    Now that I think of it, I wonder if this is why TrueNAS closed sourced their build scripts.

  • The Dangers of California’s Legislation to Censor 3D Printing

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  • I just remember the earliest opposition to 3D printing becoming readily available to the mass public at cheap prices was the gun control lobby. They're an "old" enemy to the hobby. I think this is more of an anti-privacy issue than anti-ownership/right to repair, but it is certainly both.

  • The Dangers of California’s Legislation to Censor 3D Printing

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  • Yeah, kinda reminds me of when Sony music put a rootkit virus on their music CDs except this time it's going through the state governments to encrypted things. This also feels as dumb as making math illegal in terms of outlawing encryption or making some numbers illegal because when arranged in a certain way they are an .stl file for a copyrighted character or an .mp3 file for a song.

    This is just making something that is already illegal more illegal and opening a massive hole for government and corpo spying.

  • The Dangers of California’s Legislation to Censor 3D Printing

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  • Anti-gun/gun control lobby would be my first guess. You can basically print all the serialized parts (the part required for registration) for most any gun then get the rest of the parts and assemble it yourself. The gun parts don't necessarily even need to be based on an actual manufactured gun, there are designs for completely homemade guns down to the barrel using parts you can easily pick up at any hardware store. Then there are also people who are printing parts that can turn some semi-automatic guns into selectable fully automatic.

    Problem is the plans are already in the wild for printing gun parts and for open source printers. I don't know what good would accomplish to deter people from printing when the person targeted is already motivated enough to print one to begin with.

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  • Houston, we have a Microslop Outlook problem

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  • Apollo 10:

    Give me a napkin quick. There's a turd floating through the air.

  • PacHub Finally Lets You Manage Pacman And The AUR On Arch Without Touching The Terminal

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  • Asking the real questions. Though I bet someone will add an animation

  • Linux 7.1 Expected To Begin Removing i486 CPU Support

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  • That would've been the 286. Practically ancient history

  • Someone finally did it: a high-end TV with a DisplayPort connection actually is coming this year, including 4K 180Hz support

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  • HOPEFULLY this is the beginning of the end for HDMI.

  • cal.com compatible ics calendar or alternative booking suite?

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  • I bought an old Lenovo hotel front desk computer I was going to turn into a router, but it didn't have a pcie slot. So after I got the right computer and turning that into my router, I used that wrong computer as my nextcloud host (Debian, docker, AIO Nextcloud). It works well enough for people seeing my availability, family calendar, file server front end, and CardDAV. I don't think it of be able to handle video/audio calls because of the hardware though.

  • cal.com compatible ics calendar or alternative booking suite?

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  • Nextcloud does almost everything you want. Be aware though that is is pretty dang fragile. You can export calendars and have both public and private web access for calendars.