I haven't been able to find one. As a workaround I use gasbuddy in a browser with ad blocking. I get information from them and they get nothing from me.

Would be ideal if there were a better replacement, but it would be hard to get a solid userbase.

As with all bunny.net services, accounts using the platform are subject to our standard $1/month minimum spend, but DNS itself no longer incurs any usage-based charges.

I'm not saying Bunny is bad for this but there are services like deSEC that are actually free free, while respecting privacy too.

OSMAnd is not OSM. OSMAnd and CoMaps are on equal ground as far as using OSM.

IMO OSMAnd has more features which is great if you want them, but I prefer CoMaps for having what I need while feeling simpler. Can't really go wrong here, they're both great.

I used a Macbook Pro (M1) for work and I loved it. But a few years in, liquid glass ruined everything making it laggy and incredibly frustrating to use. I had already installed Asahi and I switched to that full time, accepting some battery loss but keeping the excellent hardware still.

So, my point is that you might be able to have the best if both worlds. Look at the Asahi documentation and see if a supported (or even planned) device works for you, and use MacOS until you want to switch to Asahi. I would recommendation installing Asahi ASAP though in case Apple breaks it like they did with OS 27.

Just a suggestion based on my experience, do what seems best for you!

I don't know the current status but the macos update broke booting into Asahi. Everything is still there, just not bootable. I just haven't booted, let alone updated, macos so I have had no issues personally.

I think I'll actually start a Gemini site because of this blog. Thanks!

Original for anyone else curious

The article is worth a read but to save you a click if you don't want to: Windows 11 is the worst in all metrics. Includes startup time, RAM usage, and speed of using apps (Paint, web browser)

This is a pattern that keeps repeating: Windows 11 was last in the battery test, took longer to render a video project in OpenShot, took its sweet time opening the File Explorer window, and opening built-in applications like MS Paint left enough time to fetch a fresh cup of coffee. Not to mention Windows 11 taking the longest to open websites and scoring worst of all in single-threaded CPU-Z.

He meant 6''2'''

And the flamingo is just the headliner. There's also seals, turtles, birds, etc

The link for those who just want that: http://haveibeenflocked.com/

My wife is pregnant and isn't sleeping well at night. What are some simple home remedies we can try?

::: spoiler Original What are the most addictive substances for humans? :::

Is Avian saying "rm -rf /root"? Or am I seeing things

Jacksonville Beach, FL

https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16%2F30.27980%2F-81.39504

For those curious as to why the foot:

They chose the foot because the arteries and veins there are compatible with those found in the ear. The foot’s skin and soft tissue are also similarly thin to the head’s.

Useless article. The type person who has Arch installed on a computer is the opposite of the demographic of the Neo. The Neo is designed for high school students who don't even know what Linux is.

The end even says that it's great for web browsing and watching Netflix. That's what it's designed to do at a competitive price, plus integrating with Apple's ecosystem.

It doesn't suck, it just wasn't made for you.

Unlike most sensitive toothpastes, which work by either numbing the nerve or slowly blocking tiny channels inside the tooth over days or weeks, AeroGraft quickly seals exposed tubules (tiny hollow canals that make up the interior structure of human teeth) while releasing calcium and phosphate ions to form a protective mineral layer on the tooth surface.

The gulls were substantially less likely to approach or peck at boxes that had googly eyes attached to them

I'd love to see .source

Could be used for a lot of different tech and non tech things: open.source, linux.source, lifehacks.source, re.source

Great potential

Best argument from the article imo:

It’s a simple matter of screen real estate. Virtually every modern computer display is widescreen, which is to say it’s wider than it is tall. Websites and web apps, meanwhile, are practically always vertical experiences. Whether you’re on a 13-inch laptop or a 32-inch behemoth of a monitor, the space from top to bottom of your computer is more precious than the space from left to right.