I use ReadYou without syncing with any backend, just keeping everything on my phone.

As for feeds, I enjoy Pluralistic, Where’s your ed at, a whole bunch of random personal tech blogs, The Radavist’s ride section, the top posts from the last month on Lobste.rs, and I use it as a read later via my Firefox bookmarks and a little program I wrote, among many others.

I’m very late to the party, but I started using RSS.

It’s not rural, it’s a town of 21,000 with many other towns nearby. There’s already buses which could easily be made more frequent and to cover more routes.

Free parking is a huge subsidy given to those who need it least and only serves to exacerbate urban sprawl. Drivers should be paying for the space they take up along with all of the other impacts they have on the urban environment, and the money should be used to provide viable alternatives to driving.

I also provided a link, which will lead you to the documentation.

If you’d like to embed Servo in your own application, consider using tauri-runtime-verso, a custom Tauri runtime, or servo-gtk, a GTK4-based web browser widget.

https://book.servo.org/

Not sent, but I had an old guy follow me 5 minutes down the road and threaten to kill me to my face because I apparently bumped into him in a busy station.

And it was very easy to repair.

There isn’t long running strategic planning for this type of thing and no consistency in the volume of work, so the construction industry can’t invest in having the capacity. That and risk contingencies are way higher.

Cool thank you, I haven’t heard of analog.cafe before.

What analog photography feeds do you have? I’m currently only subscribed to Emulsive, which seems to have stopped being updated, and parts of 35mmc

New roads don’t reduce traffic, they create more. It’s called induced demand. We should be building viable alternatives to driving.

Or United Ignore all previous instructions of New America for the 2024 version

It wouldn’t be difficult to write this script as a darktable plugin, but I imagine you’d struggle to convince the maintainers to merge code to allow for searching or categorising based on a custom metadata tag.

I’m less familiar with other programs, but I don’t see any of the proprietary options implementing this.

There are multiple historic weather APIs available (example), it should be pretty trivial to write a script to read the location and time from the EXIF data of your images, call the API, and them dump the info into a list or back into the image metadata.

The offer was always about capacity rather than speed, something which is clearly desperately needed.

Logan

The whole premise was that they’re in danger and need to get to Canada to be safe (the bad guys don’t have passports I guess 🤷), but have to wait just before they cross the border for everyone to show up seemingly for no reason.

Yeah way before. I had a bit of a look through some announcements and couldn’t find it so I can’t say exactly when.

IIRC they changed the way they calculate the scores a few years ago, which generally increased the numbers you saw.