Yes please!

If you missed it, this is the video: https://youtu.be/CJZyh2EqvkU

Given that its CEO has some serious issues with democracy, I can’t say that I care one iota which language abomination is powering his empire.

Tomorrow my weekly podcast goes into how this map is created. It’s quite the journey.

Pretty sure that they currently live on Pennsylvania Avenue.

What screenshot?

I’m not OP.

If you knew that, it would have been helpful to share that information rather than make a joke about it. I spent the time between my reply to you and now trying to actually find the account in question and still haven’t.

It’s for the karma … right?

Father Mother Sister Brother

Still thinking about it days later. There’s something about the awkward moments between family members who have lived their separate lives.

I’m not familiar with either term, but I suspect that the equivalent in Australia is called Income Protection Insurance.

I doubt that this feeds more than one person, let alone their neighbours.

https://fincatierra.com/journal/how-much-land-to-feed-a-person

FYI

EI = Employment Insurance

I’m seeing this in Australia.

Try looking at legally required ingredient and nutritional labels on food and you’re in for a shock, light grey on white, yellow on white, label across a square corner, it’s clearly intentional and nobody seems to care.

Welcome back!

What is your evidence of this?

Yeah, I’ve been looking for alternatives for several years now. I’m hoping that the European digital currency efforts will translate into something that will facilitate global creator income, but it’s unclear how far away that is or what the reality might be.

What a shitshow … but not unexpected given the utter lack of enforcement this privacy aspect of our lives has.

At one time I started cataloging the absurd required permissions that essential mobile applications have, things like banking, telecom, utilities, government and many others.

The sheer volume of data harvesting behind the scenes is mind boggling.

Liberapay uses Stripe and PayPal as their payment processor.

OpenCollective appears to use PayPal and Wise as their payment processor.

Also for Australian users.

Edit: Hmm, it’s the search results for “Lake Ontario” that return “Lake America” spam, the underlying map currently shows “Lake Ontario” here in Australia.