They were a donation platform for community projects and open-source projects. Their main thing was that all donations and expenses by an entity are public, so there’s a lot of transparency with who and where the money goes that you donate. Really sad to lose them
The post article is from the umbrella organization Open Collective Inc.
Here’s the announcement from the Open Collective Foundation. There’s also Open Collective Europe which will not be dissolving.
Originally I remember OCF partially blaming OCI’s decisions as some of the reason OCF couldn’t be sustainable, but I can’t seem to find that anymore
It’s so weird reading both sides of the 2 entities involved in this. Seems like there’s some missing communication between the two
the link offered me candy
Single-celled organisms first
Just wanted to mention it in case others wanted the same experience as the official app. Sideloadly and AltStore both auto-renew over WiFi, so other than the slightly involved setup it’s just like any other app. I agree with you though, GrapheneOS/Android or the other options your listed are far better in terms of privacy and security
Also for iOS is uYou+, installed with Sideloadly. Might not be as privacy-friendly as other options though
There’s no “Theme” option in your settings?
Alright thanks, honestly the CLI alone looks really good, I’ll give it a shot!
Thanks, looks promising for sure—is this entirely CLI or does it have a UI?
- All tables must be proper and well-behaved.
Good, and for Canada we could just remove Tim Hortons
Well I got some spirulina powder so I’d say 7/10
It would be interesting to test how quickly you could completely dismantle a society’s order and infrastructure into total national collapse using a variety of pressures and tactics and rate each country with a score on how resilient they are
Edit: and might as well figure out the cure for cancer while we’re at it
Playing “All Robots & Computers Must Shut The Hell Up” on Spotify
Outrageous. We are giving you our data and we expect an on-demand personalized highly-addictive never-ending flow of dopamine in return
Dang I wish we had movies that thoroughly explored possible devastating outcomes of having artificial intelligence make executive decisions for real people