Not really. We function pretty much the same.

I have a feeling that medieval peasants had a fairly good grasp of sex, seeing how they raised animals and all. They knew.

Looks similar, but I think SC is more like a game? This looks more like an editor. SC gives you a question about your current location, like when you walk past a shop it asks you for the opening hours, or what sort of pavement are you currently walking on.

But whatever works for improving OSM I’m happy with.

A gamified version where you solve tasks. I use it all the time. Android only afaik.

http://streetcomplete.app/

What direction is that? I haven’t been keeping up, I just use the browser.

Honestly not sure why more people don’t use Firefox. It’s brilliant, especially with uBlock and Sponsorblock added.

Had gentoo as my daily driver for years, then it turned out that I was worse at optimizing my system than the debian guys who create distros professionally, so I just… stopped.

Spent too much time fiddling with gentoo because it was fun, now I’m on fedora because it just works and is modern enough.

(The amount of time spent fixing my system once I discovered “breakmygentoo” we probably shouldn’t talk about)

Alright, just an idea. Will check it out when I get back to my computer.

Any idea of integrating it into I2P? Being able to torrent files anonymously would be nice maybe?

Does that have live traffic data and people reporting obstacles and traffic and such?

Since magic earth went freemium and started charging for the useful bit of it I’m waiting for an alternative. ME was closed source, but I was willing to overlook that since it at least wasn’t google.

Basically I want a libre version of Waze not owned by Google. Extra sweet if they could save the traffic data in an open format on a platform where volunteers could pool resources, like IPFS or Hyphanet or something like that.

There’s the I2P network too. Not a VPN as such, but there are exit nodes and you can run one yourself if you want.

It’s not me making the claim, I just posted the link.

Piefed.europe.pub disappeared without a trace. Not even a notice I think.

Apparenly DDOSing a blog iirc. You’re not allowed to use it over at the Europe community because of it.

Let me assure you that in the large companies I’ve worked with, GDPR is taken very seriously.

I don’t think it’s an IRA original quote, but apparently they made it famous.

Not a matrix user but from what I understand you just need to be on a matrix server, not the kde one. So just sign up to one and go talk to the kde guys.

Alright, I’ll have to give it a go then. Thanks.

But you connect it to a torrent client, right?