Might be a Flatpak issue if you installed Steam that way.

Das video von seinem Falschirmsprung aus dem Weltraum ist wirklich sehenswert. RIP, Felix 😥

With silicon based cells this seems unlikely, but with Perovskite based cells it exists already.

https://writefreely.org/

Not yet. We are waiting for an upstream change that would allow us to import existing bcrypt hashed passwords from the Lemmy database.

In my experience Piefed is quite fast, maybe there was some temporary issue with the piefed.world instance?

We (slrpnk.net) are only planning to move to Piefed due to technical annoyances with Lemmy the software. As I wrote above, the level of toxicity we see on our instance is really not so bad.

This is the Python script for the XMPP server: https://f-hub.org/Solarpunk/ejabberd-auth-lemmy

And this is the documentation for our Dokuwiki auth integration: https://f-hub.org/Solarpunk/dokuwiki-auth-lemmy

I think it is worth differentiating between dubvee and lemm.ee on this topic. Dubvee seems to have been shut down mostly for personal reasons, and IMHO if the timing would have not overlapped with the lemm.ee shut down people would just consider it part of the normal churn of smaller instances coming and going.

On the other hand, lemm.ee was a bit of a special case. From the very beginning they invited a lot of “defederation is bad” type of people to their instance and were also one of the few larger instances that decided to keep federating with hexbear despite having first hand experience with their toxicity. So to a large extend they set themselves up to alot of drama 🤷 In addition their technical setup was probably a bit overengineered, adding to the admin workload.

As an instance admin myself, I can’t say that things are overly stressful if you defederate the right instances and quickly ban alts of known troublemakers.

However, I agree that the feddit.org witchhunt was very toxic, and as a moderator of /c/europe@feddit.org I was also directly targeted. But it was clearly a very small number of people that instigated most of it. Discounting alts and throwaways it was probably a single digit number of people doing 95% of the harm.

https://piefed.world/ already exists and people can import their subscriptions from Lemmy. Not sure what more you expect them to do? Shut down their Lemmy instance?

Apparently Android 16 improved desktop experience a lot by back porting some of the Samsug Dex features.

Isn’t Signald generally broken right now? I think the Matrix bridge is being rewritten with another backend or so.

I see… business as usual: the EU shooting itself in the foot and removing the one thing they actually have leverage in 🤦

You could say the same about all leftist activity of the last 100 years or so. I don’t find such absolute thinking to be very helpful 🤷

You you have an example of such theory? To me that smells like something Marxists would falsely claim to discredit the idea.

The slogan “building the new in the shell of the old” goes directly back to the syndicalists of the IWW, who originally used it to describe concrete action in the workplace to establish horizontal decision making structures etc. so that such worker owned cooperatives could prefigurate envisioned changes in larger society.

Prefiguration is also often used in contrast to revolutionary action. I.e. instead of waiting for or trying to instigate a revolution (which is unlikely to happen or at least not where and when you expect it), proponents of prefiguration argue that concrete actions in the here and now are more vital.

Hmm, I would call the first (after Scott) “anarchist calistenics”. It’s about learning to undo the conditioning of capitalist / hierachical society. It can appear a bit performative, but it is often very eye-opening for people new to anarchist concepts.

Prefiguration is about concrete actions for building community support structures that allow groups of people to have alternatives and fallbacks. It is also about planting the seeds for structures that can take over in times of disaster or societal upheaval. A tool library, even if only small, is prefiguration for example. I also consider running this Lemmy instance as a prefigurative action.

“Building the new in the shell of the old” does not refer to reforming the existing system. It acknoledges that the capitalist system can not be reformed, but will likely collapse due to internal contradictions (or the effects of climate change etc). at some point. Thus parallel structures need to be established inside the current system, to be prepared and to teach people that alternatives are possible.

Either me or the author of this text doesn’t understand what prefiguration means. Because to me, what they are calling for is exactly that, prefiguration aka, actively building the new in the shell of the old. So this text is a bit confusing.

The FP5 SoC is a industrial IoT chip, so there is actually longer term support from Qualcomm which is IMHO better for Linux use.

Impossible to say unless you want to do it yourself 😅

The basic Linux kernel patches will be in the next release, and then it depends on when the mobile Linux distros upgrade the kernel.

But I think entusiasm for the FP6 is relatively low in the mobile Linux space, as they removed usb3 and display out from the hardware. I suspect the FP5 will remain the best supported one.

I think ypu are mixing things up. Ubuntu Touch is indeed halium based and thus uses Android kernel versions and device drivers, which makes it realatively easy to port but comes with the similar update issues as Android.

On top of that OS there is the Waydroid app that boots a LinageOS in a container and allows you to run Android apps.

Another option would be electro-chemical processing of metals which uses a lot of electricity and could in theory be only turned on when there is surplus power.