That would be nice, I have serious doubts that they'll be 'forced', but here's to hoping.

From what I understand, this still needs to pass another round of voting and presidential sanction and is likely to be rejected.

Still a stupid idea.

Exactly.

This only hurts the centralized internet, and forces people to get used to less bandwidth.

This is actually good for mesh networks.

Ehh, kinda. Mesh and high-volume data aren't great bedfellows. Where mesh shines isn't what's being taxed.

They'll do a 180 once the riots start.

Imagine the ecological benefit of having to reencode a couple of petabytes.

Because VAT on internet service and subscription is not enough...

I god a self hosted blog, I'll have to block french IP....

funny that -- i had always presumed that it student/faculty/staff project since the university of california owns it.

This is actually good for mesh networks.

Except land value taxes

Not like this bandwidth tax!

And I was the one triying to gatekeep it. Damn.

I want to run ollama under this lmao

Linux is so user friendly it will delete vital files when you tell it too and break your system. I think BSD should take it a step further. Just start to randomly do it just to fuck with people.

Yes, I too long for the times of missing drivers, broken sleep and no sound. Not.

Oh, apparently it had to be revised and will take more time to be available. https://www.certkit.io/blog/whats-taking-dns-persist-01-so-long

More like out of touch politicians that don’t understand technology.

Actually, is this available at all yet? I've just tried using it and it seems completely missing.

I would highly consider that as a Linux user

Great! Would be happy to learn more about that in the future as well

@gary_host_laptop I Use NextCloud Notes/QOwnNotes, But Is It Worth Switching To Opensidian?

The route planning UI Organic Maps added after CoMaps split off is far nicer to me, sadly. That’s what’s keeping me from switching over.

I use it for sending files between devices occasionally. KDE connect has never been reliable when switching between PCs, it will only stay connected to 1 at a time and I have to often manually connect it to the others which is annoying to do.

Its file browser/send feature also feels a bit half-baked and takes more clicks than it should IMO.

It's almost like it's designed to destroy domestic non-profits and small businesses, while benefiting major incumbents?

Never attribute to stupidity what can be adequately explained by the greed and psychopathy of the profit motive.