You might want to relocate the litter box or add another.

I found this interesting in the comments:

Hmm, Raspberry Pi Ltd. joins RISC-V group (Jan 2019). Raspberry Pi Ltd. releases Rpi5 with a unified Rpi1 I/O chip (Oct 2023) freeing them from being tied to a particular SoC family. ARM Ltd. invests in Raspberry Pi Ltd. (Nov 2023). Hmmm...... Really seems like a "here's some cash, stay ARM."

Can you imagine the marketing impact of a RISC-V RPi board after all these years of it being ARM based? Sure, the number of boards effected isn't huge, but it's the marketing impact of losing a flagship product that needs to be considered.

Source: https://www.anandtech.com/comments/21120/arm-acquires-minority-stake-in-raspberry-pi/790281

I was curious...

Here's your link attached directly! Credit: xkcd.

It's important for outdoor visibility. Also generally means display power consumption and heat are well enough managed to handle it.

RIP Google Podcasts. I'm not a fan of everything being moved under the YouTube branding, a platform I've come to associate with terrible ads, questionable algorithms, and the promotion of misinformation.

Especially for such expensive devices.

They're probably referring to their DNS ad and malicious domain filter.

It was useful for getting family who aren't as interested in the privacy aspects to use it. Having it be their default SMS messaging app means them being more open to using it to message securely with me without having to worry about there being another messaging service to keep track of.

As an aside, it did used to encrypt regular text messages as well.

My answer is: yes

In all seriousness, Connect feels the most complete so far when it comes to the native apps.

Voyager and Photon are web apps, but they are the snappiest and most polished. Voyager has an overall solid interface that probably beats all of the current apps available in terms of usability. Photon offers a very consistent interface and is still the only one with mod functionality.

Infinity and Thunder seem very promising due to the focus on customization

Sync was my go-to all for Reddit. It has an overall interface I'm most familiar with and what I consider the best design. It's still in a very early alpha state with some basic functionality missing (e.g., submitting posts) but I'm very much looking forward to seeing progress made here.

That's lame. Real men aren't afraid to cry, whether straight or otherwise.

I'd just also make a plug for OpenStreetMap, which is entirely community-driven and based on fully open data.