probably because FOSS devs think SMS needs to die, and I agree

Be that as it may, people send 23 billion text messages every day. If you’re at all involved with the public, it’s absolutely unavoidable.

I kinda like it.

Also I had no idea Apple had so much email. I sort of thought gmail would have the top spot.

Edit: I see, it’s measuring clients. I assumed it was the host/provider

OBS is absolutely the best software in the field.

I feel the same. It’s my daily driver for about 6 months now in a professional setting with high demands. I have kept the Microsoft suite (and have not yet transitioned Powerpoint). When I go back to compare I can’t stand all the needy Microsoft interruptions getting in my way.

Just literal fraud

All just a part of the ball earth conspiracy. /s

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First draw the profile of a woman’s face. Then repeat 5 more times. Now draw a spaceship taking off in the middle. Turn your drawing upside down and you’ll have a perfect rendition of the famed occult deity.

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Unpopular opinion, but the bible says to donate 10%, so I do. Mostly to a woman’s health organization, the local food bank, and community causes

Freeloaders

That’s a lot of touching

They are only inventing tools. They are not inventing the concept of inventing tools.

Still very cool and impressive

Keep going… What drives turnout? Citizen campaigning.

Maybe if leftists didn’t spend the year leading up to the election protesting the better candidate we would have seen a better outcome.

Kinda what I was going for but I don’t think I phrased it right.

You might be interested in trying tesseract, which has a built in link box that includes helpful things like archive links for news articles. I also posted an archive link in the comments.

In any case we’re not going to solve the question how to fund the news in a productive way in comments section. Sources with government funding are subject to the oversight of the government, donation models are only effective at promoting sensationalist echo chambers, ads are breaking the internet and most people block them anyway. What’s left is a subscription model, which locks away the very news that the world most needs.

Archive Link

I’d be in favor of a phase out of IP law. It would probably require a LOT more public investment in the arts and sciences. But public funding would lead to public ownership, so society would benefit on the whole.

No one would be getting rich off of creative works, but we would want to be sure that people will still make a living.

Or UBI would work even better.

It’s 5785 on the Hebrew Calendar.

Looks itchy

I don’t know the answer, but you have perfectly captured the spirit of this community. Following.

Do you have the phrase “out of the frying pan and into the fire” in Europe?