What happens if you put whatever you want in there?
Or start your own instance? Or join an instance that doesn't care?
It was enlightening. Like I got my lips around the base. I pulled it out just fine. Maybe these folks were like deep throating these light bulbs, which honestly I think the porn industry might have influenced these light bulb deep throats.
I just signed out and signed back in. No issue for me.
I don't need the government's help. Plus it's probably a front for keeping kids uninformed. I'm more concerned about Florida teaching that there was some benefit to slavery.
What organization? The one for 20k?
I followed the data because the writer was too lazy too or they didn't because it goes against their bullshit theory that Mozilla is up to something.
He's the mysterious 30k: https://tisch.nyu.edu/about/directory/itp/721403706
More problems with diversity and inclusion:
Mimi Onuoha is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher whose work uses emerging technology to address cultural contradictions within technology
I read through it and I don't know what the issue is?
There seems to be an issue with Mozilla supporting diversity and inclusion. Also he has an issue with them having enough money to run the business. I.e. not living paycheck to paycheck.
This article is nothing.
I don't know if you're joking or not. I suppose tdd will help know what you need before you start.
Works fine on my Mac and Linux machines. Maybe this is a Windows issue.
Do I need to use fdroid or compile this myself and side load it?
Never mind I see the apk on the website.
I heard to use pipewire, but I thought that's default on pop. Any suggestions?
I hate paying for the app and I wish kahn academy had something like it.
Anyone else love this app. It's definitely helping me with looking at basic math in a new way. It's fun and I'll keep going.
What courses are you or have you taken?
Should we make a community?
Have another resource like brilliant? I know Khan Academy, but they are very much deep dives.
I'd really love to create a free resource like this app.
I love rss. I want to know what are your favorite feeds? I probably have a lot of substack feeds for comic creators.
What's your favorite tips?
I haven't been able to find one and I think it's important.
Seeing how the UI, Backend, databases, and the fedeverse interact with each other can really help developers see the big picture. It can help remove barriers to entry, give people an idea on where to start for contributions.
If there isn't one let's create one. Who ever knows the flow and architecture of this app, please drop a line in the comments.