Show newer

The register

New lawsuit: Why do Android phones mysteriously exchange 260MB a month with Google via cellular data when they're not even in use?

theregister.com/2020/11/14/goo

@ScienceDaily@newsbots.eu I caught part of a program the other day that said raccoons in cities are better at problem solving to get food, planet earth 2 showed macquaws in cities grabbing food

as humans expand animals seem to learn and adapt

@valleyforge Yes, so as we can't do anything about the government in the short term, parents can take control of the safety of their kids.

I don't have kids, but have worked in schools, I can see given the size of some classrooms and space : pupil ration is just too small.

Hence I am doing what I can to support their campaign. Also having worked in schools this is about the safety of school staff, their families and the communities they serve and beyond.

Huge campaign in the UK to close the schools. We are heading in to lockdown 2.0 Thursday, schools are still open, despite evididence that schools are behind a spike in infections.

--
Enough is enough.
It's time to take matters into our own hands.
Join the on the 5th of November!

Respond to our FB event and invite your friends.
Please rt and use the hashtag
fb.me/e/1IuXfMyfE

, , , , , , , ,,

Libreoffice

LibreOffice is one of the friendliest and fastest-growing projects in the free and open source software world.
libreoffice.org/

Get involved via
whatcanidoforlibreoffice.org

LibreOffice Roadmap,

Free Software Foundation, LibrePlanet 2021:

The Call For Sessions deadline for (the fully-online) 2021 is coming up on October 28, and we want YOU to submit a session about how you're empowering users to take full control of their computing: u.fsf.org/359

@schestowitz If trump pulls off a win in November, we are in serious trouble.

Petition in the UK to introduce a basic income for All to help with Covid19

tinyurl.com/yalq2dpv

This was posted on LinkedIn so sharing here

If all email users (2.3 billion people) deleted just 10 emails that would save 38,035 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions. That's approximately equivalent to 19356 tonnes of coal burnt

So how does it work?
Emails are usually stored at multiple servers around the world, the servers are stored at big data centres that use tons of electricity to keep the servers running. The electricity is generated by fossil fuels which then results in carbon emissions.

So here's how you can help:
• delete unwanted mails
• unsubscribe from mailing list which you don't find interesting
• empty bin and spam folder on regular basis

Let's contribute to save the earth.

Anyone seen this

shorturl.at/diuJ8

Article on how Starlink and similar projects pose a threat to Optical Astronomy as well as potentially radio Astronomy

You can use Mastodon with various apps for mobile and desktop! See a complete list at joinmastodon.org/apps #Mastodon

RT @VascoCNN@twitter.com

This is brilliant. Two men try to mess with restaurant waiter not knowing she's a former taekwondo champion. twitter.com/Jeddal_yail0/statu

🐦🔗: twitter.com/VascoCNN/status/13

@emacsen You mean this is not already a plug in feature for Emacs :)

Show older
CleverLibre Social

CleverLibre Social is an inclusive social instance for open discussion, learning, and community.
All cultures welcome.
Hate speech and harassment strictly forbidden.