Paul Sutton @zleap@social.cleverlibre.org

@AnnieBuddy @MichaelPorter @reay

Apparently we should write as if we are writing for a 7 year old so that our message is clear.

Some of this rhetoric is worrying

Home Secretary Suella Braverman says a "hurricane" of mass migration is coming in a speech at the Conservative Party conference

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-66989669

@gpollara @dexternemrod @TechNews

Important thing here is we can discuss and try and find ideas that would work.

I think if we were able to contribute to services such on fediverse we could help keep services running or just cover some of the cost. .

This sounds like an excellent idea to me, providing it is done properly of course.

Africa proposes global carbon taxes to fight climate change

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-66733557

#BBC #news #Africa #Global #Tax #Climate

@guardian

This sort of thing is far far too common, big companies fail to pay bills the consequences for small business is catastrophic in some cases.

@guardian

Part of our breakdown in society.

@folduptoys

Peertube sorry

@spacetelescope

8pm ET is a bit late for me, so I will catch up with the recording :)

@VICENews

Good.,

@patrickcmiller

We need to recruit and train more cyber security specialists NOW, pay them decent wages, and start to take cybersec seriously.

Basic IT skills should include keeping systems safe from any sort of outside attack.

@br00t4c

It seems new computers running windows 11 seems to force users to sign up to Microsoft in order to complete the set up process, you can bypass this and use local accounts, but I am sure what MS are doing possibly is in breach of competition rules. .

Thankfully some Linux distros such as mint are easy to install but this is besides the point, we should NOT have to sign up to MS at all

@TechNews

Or people can join the fediverse for free or run their own instance for a lot less than $14 a month.

In fact even donating < $14 a month would help instances out

@r343l @glightly

Here in Torbay they seem to use the breaks more often than the accelerator,