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@Aleums@timeloop.cafe RELEASE ME, FIEND

@Muddobbers@infosec.exchange @mttaggart@infosec.exchange Chad

@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip Super clean!

@privateger @mochabeau That app is so cool! How can you view the info that it adds, though? Can you see opening hours i.e. in OsmAnd?

@IanDSmith some reality checks: >disc drives were slow, had very low density, were very sensitive to scratching. They were obsolete the moment USB flash drives hit 1gb capacities. >physical media: most stuff is much easier to transport via the internet. Also: you can buy a 64gb flash drive for like 15 bucks. Disc drives are harder to buy because hardly anyone actually uses them. Whenever people actually demonstrate interest, makers come back. See point and shoot cameras, namely the Pentax 17 and the Fujifilm X Half. >phone expandable storage: there are more options out there than an iphone. >streaming: you can still buy blu rays.

@risc @privateger @mochabeau Organic Maps looks really cool. Public transport doesn't work for Buenos Aires either

this me: https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/689/319/4f2.gif

@privateger https://youtu.be/chA5IiTB4wg?si=UfhUF6XvCrGR3lYF&t=43s I feel this is their soundtrack

@kagihq my sides

@privateger @mochabeau Been investigating a bit, the nicest app that uses OSM data seems to be MAPS.ME. Unlike OsmAnd and Magic Earth, it can give me a route to a place with more than one public transport segment. Hope more people start using StreetComplete too, it really is super simple and it's very smooth in the hands.

@Elischeva91 @privateger @mochabeau Thanks. Turns out that most of the places around me have no data.

@nixCraft Does Arch include other distros too, or is it only pure Arch?

@dev@discuss.systems It's a new flavor of deep fried humor

@nall@dook.business Cute bean

@skeletor@mas.to Yep