That’s what I’ve used them for as well =D

Happy planning / planting!

You can check out the toolkit over at Permapeople.org, though I’m unsure exactly how open the codebase is. I do know they’re hoping to make it community run in the future, and that the devs share pretty much whatever is asked of them.

Less in the spirit of your question, but something I’ve used relatively extensively is the mymaps.google tool. Here’s hoping someone with some better answers than me comes along (and I remember to check back) to give additional alternatives

Push for it in your state, first. We’re still in the first few cycles using RCV in Maine (I like STAR better) where folks are learning to love it, but there’s no time like now to get that ball rolling. More people need to experience it to shift the national conversation of “whether we should” to “which should we use”

Iirc the leaked internal docs and reporting showed that nvidia was downloading 81 years worth of video per day. If the pattern holds, and we “throw” the books at them, it probably looks a lot like one of those building-sized front end loaders dropping the library of Alexandria on those executives.

As an alternative, I would be fine if nvidia were no longer allowed to hold copyright or trademarks since the company believes that those don’t matter, required to share all internal documents (including any and all planning), and required to open source all their code until the company implodes

Here’s hoping the plaintiffs can bring the leaked internal docs from nvidia’s management directing engineers to violate the TOS of several sites to show a pattern of malfeasance, and that the judge has at least a modicum of understanding regarding these topics. Throw the book(s) at 'em.

To the file holder of the gdrive, it says no access.

And I was under the impression you were further than that, that’s definitely manageable!

Absolutely! I ship fall/spring but if you’re ever down by the Ogunquit/Berwicks area for stuff you are invited!

I have sent an access request

‘300’ meme but they’re helping someone out of the pit instead while “This. Is. Beehaw” is shouted

If you’d like any of my plants this fall shipping season, they’re yours

Wow, you’re incredible! Again, from the very subcockles of my heart - Thank you!

that was fast! I’ve not heard of that format before just now, and don’t see it in my list of vlc formats so I don’t think so.

https://m.soundcloud.com/njpparchives/sets/lwl

And thank you! I love this space and the people here

there are a handful of tracks on youtube, and someone on soundcloud has a collection as well if I were to pay the subscription to play them offline but as Tomas Kalnoky has said “it’s old music and kids have a right to know”. I’m hoping someone might be able to share and prevent me from having to do some wacky things to get it all locally, but I see and appreciate you

From this layman’s perspective, this seems like the executives at Nvidia directed people to access computer systems in a way they were not authorized to and with methods designed to circumvent the security of the sites in question. It seems, on its face, to be a violation of the CFAA that was knowingly pushed by these executives - and I hope you’ll all join me in calling your congressional representatives to advocate for a full prosecution of them

Same same! Wait’ll that guy finds out about Anti-Flag!

Since when did punk rock talk about politics 🤣

Since the dawn of punk rock? Read a poorly photocopied zine fer cryin’ out loud. Half of the Dead Kennedys first album was about Dianne Feinstein or Jerry Brown and the political landscape of San Francisco. Literally every Bad Religion song is political. Let’s not even get started on all the Brit punk that Thatcher inspired.

Relevant youtube link

Quite probably the finest renditions of Tomas Kalnoky’s music ever recorded

Not my usual cup of tea but I listened to the whole thing and enjoyed it, thanks for sharing!

Given the slant of the article, it really feels like The Register missed an opportunity for a spicier headline like “Mike Howell, Heritage Foundation executive, reportedly discloses gay furry prison sex fantasies”