Yeah, I was sceptical of the 1993 + 20. Do you have a capture that shows this? This one has the 20th anniversary banner but Apple doesn't appear at all in that capture for 2020. I think these pages have changed over the course of the years. There may well be one as per the comic, but it's not easy to find.

Edited. I found receipts back to 2018 but I can't see any earlier records.

Doesn't hold up today: https://freebsdfoundation.org/our-donors/donors/?donationType=individual&donationYear=2026

2013: $5-$24 ? (assuming the comic image is 20 years after the foundation was started in 1993)
2018: $1000-$4999
2019: $1000-$4999
2020: $250-$499
2021: $1000-$4999
2022: $1000-$4999
2023: $100-$249
2024: $500-$999
2025: $200-$499
2026: $1000-$4999

I expected better, internet.

Though even at $5k it'd be 38 parts per billion of their annual profit.

Edit: As per replies this was from long ago (2013?) and is no longer on the FreeBSD site.
Edit2: The most recent Wayback Machine capture was 2020 when Apple gave $0
Edit3: Looks like other captures are there also and 2020 was an anomaly.
Edit4: The amounts per year change in Wayback captures so the OP image may have been true at some point, but was not the final total for any one year. Maybe it's some employee matching program that adds many small amounts over the course of a year.

I know of an Android app - Urn. There's also a web version at https://app.mieuxvoter.fr/en - the code for the website is from the same organization but I'm not sure how straightforward it is for others to host.

It's certainly not a pipe.

Here I go watching Wanderers again...

A technical is just cruise infantry.

They could well just be useful idiots for Iran but as yet I don't know what they are accused of doing. Aside from having vehicles with petrol in them - which seems pretty flimsy.

I assumed she had died but headlines are usually supposed to summarize an event, not just say someones name and who they are. I guess outlets just have these profiles ready to go on older celebrities and hit publish before actually filling in any details surrounding their deaths.

So glad SpaceX are able to set aside this dead-end stainless steel and move toward superior transparent aluminum.

*Me, downvoting before reading usernames for context*

https://www.tinytelescope.com/ ? Sounds like a better fit than having multiple aluminium elements.

"Your country is not allowed to access this resource."
Well fuck you too.

After graphics cards, CPUs, RAM kits, and motherboards the next PC hardware to get a price surge are the monitors. PC builders can’t seem to catch a break these days as KTC now warns monitors are next to be affected by challenging market conditions.
KTC is a major display manufacturer, (a prominent Mini-LED OEM controlling ~17% of the Mini-LED market) and it along with AOC have issued public notices saying that the rising component and raw material costs are forcing them to increase prices across their entire product line.
In an official statement titled “Explanation and Commitment Regarding Product Price Adjustments,” KTC stated that global core component costs have gone up significantly, forcing them to adjust the prices of monitors. They can no longer absorb the price surge, says KTC.
Due to the continued rise in the prices of core components globally, the production cost of monitors has increased significantly, and we can no longer absorb this pressure on our own.
KTC took the uncommon step of explicitly urging prospective buyers to purchase monitors now rather than later, so they can lock in current prices before the new MSRPs take effect. A similar warning was issued by AOC earlier this month to its distributors, stating the company is forced to raise prices across its AGON gaming series lineup.
Unlike previous display price hikes that were driven primarily by panel glass shortages, the current pressure comes from supporting component inflation. Components like driver ICs, microchips, motherboards, and power modules are harder to come by and more expensive.
Another contributor to the current situation is the fact that display panel suppliers are reallocating portions of their production capacity to high-margin automotive and commercial display contracts.
Safe to say, the entire tech industry is in shambles right now thanks to AI.
Just today, we reported that budget GPU prices are about to see a major price hike in the second half of 2026. Meanwhile, RAM is already out of control and even though China’s CXMT might provide some relief, it is still a long way off.

Same
https://web.archive.org/web/20260731211943/https://respawnfirst.com/first-3d-ps5-games-launch-via-kyty-emulator-with-playable-framerates-on-pc/

Or the Welsh delicacy.

Does Bezos not know the first rule in government spending?

Caught in a landslide?

Product of continvoucly morged slop.

50ft seems a pretty pathetic increase in range. They should have made the effort to make it pointy instead.

Not enough. Needs some \u001b[1m