If you’re Canadian, you can walk into most pharmacies and they will give you a kit for free and provide brief training on the spot.

I can’t remember which website it was but you can also get it for free, delivered by mail in Ontario.

Avoid storing it in extreme heat or cold since it degrades the naloxone. But degraded “carcan” is better than none.

Oh, he prefers king? Fascist dictator it is then.

That’s reasonable. Done!

Kobo is where it’s at! It’s Canadian and not owned by Amazon.

The US have always been the bad guys. Even independence was about being able to do more genocide and land stealing without the British getting in the way.

Canada also has a brutal history of both slavery and genocide.

Accepting that is the first step to overcoming systemic racism and building communities that we can all thrive in.

And patreon/liberapay for creators and journalists I enjoy.

I’m surprised by this decision, since Ubuntu’s strength is stability and by extension, friendliness to new users. Imo, a better move would be to ship a separate “unstable” release with non-LTS kernels.

A concern of mine is the increasing prevalence of natural disastors as global warming worsens. Our plant and storage location may be safe now but natural disasters will be way worse and in unexpected locations as we’re already seeing.

Share your alternative stack … 321GO!

Nice username

That’s donating to your Lemmy server, not the development of Lemmy itself. Which is totally cool and I commend you for it.

Open Collective allows one time donations.

You can also make a donation on Liberapay and then it’s very easy to cancel it after the first payment so it doesn’t recur.

DO IT

What is the benefit of this over archive.org (which also offers torrenting)?

You can use exiftool if you’re on Linux to read the metadata to see if there’s anything concerning:

$ exiftool /tmp/my_video.mp4

Dank

Follow-up question: what open source software projects do you contribute to? I like using Liberapay or Open Collective, with Patreon as a third choice.

At least for platforms like YouTube, creators are making $0 unless they have a ton of watch ours and subscribers and can be monetized.

Most install guides include pihole with Unbound DNS but running your own DNS server is not a requirement for ad and tracker blocking.

UBlock is awesome. Pihole only really breaks if you add too many or too aggressive blocklists. The main benefit of pihole is you can block ads and trackers from any device on your network. I find the biggest offenders to be smart devices.