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I am now back to my original instance qoto.org as koyu.space is shutting down for a month. I will stay on qoto even after koyu is back.

@freemo A&W IS THE BEST ROOT BEER WHEN ARE YOU GUYS GOING TO GET THIS??

Dans les débats sur l'empreinte environnementale du numérique, on voit souvent citer des coûts énergétiques par opération élémentaire, du genre « un message consomme X joules » ou bien « une recherche Google brûle autant de charbon que faire chauffer N tasses de café ». Ces chiffres sont trompeurs, et voici pourquoi.

bortzmeyer.org/conso-electriqu

#énergie #moyenne #environnement

This is probably one of the most solarpunk things ive read
A vision of a future for toronto based on water
academia.edu/38329813/Permeabl

#solarpunk

I love David Bowie.

And now I am watching a documentary about MTV where they show a clip of him being interviewed on MTV early on and asking the interviewer about why they never show any videos of black musicians, and I have never loved David Bowie like I love him now.

Okay sweetly if you don’t have your pronouns in bio your opinion is worthless

Maintenant, Camille Deschamps qui va parler des réseaux sociaux pour les ados (et elle a l'âge en question) « moi je suis sur Mastodon, une alternative libre à Twitter »

#ParisWeb

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@9x0rg On peut encore envoyer des choses sur les murs des autre sur Facebook?
Si oui, voici une image à leur envoyer :

"The elites don't want you taking ivermectin because it kills the intestinal worms that make people gay" has to be the most hilarious and deranged conspiracy theory I've read this year.

These logic circuit labs are really on my nerves right now

FEDS ARE ORDERING GOOGLE TO ID ANYONE WHO SEARCHED CERTAIN KEYWORDS
Google has been asked to identify user data on anyone typing in certain search terms, raising fears that innocent online users could get caught up in serious crime investigations at a greater frequency than previously thought.

In an attempt to track down criminals, the Feds have started using new "keyword warrants" and using them to ask Google to provide them info on anyone who searched a "victim's" name or address.

“Trawling through Google’s search history database enables police to ID people merely based on what they might have been thinking about, for whatever reason, at some point in the past,” Jennifer Granick, surveillance and cybersecurity counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union, told Forbes.

“This never-before-possible technique threatens First Amendment interests. To make matters worse, police are currently doing this in secret, which insulates the practice from public debate and regulation,” she added.

thegatewaypundit.com/2021/10/b

Your virtual pet goats!

Live from our Linux powered farm
Our cameras run 24/7 and have night vision
so you can enjoy the goats any time!

goatslive.com/

Note to self : do not take chocolate snack-bars in the evening

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