It’s more for everyone else, yes, but it does still help you.

https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/types-of-emergencies/coronavirus-safety/not-insured-and-covid-19.html

COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots are 100% free for every individual living in the United States - even if you do not have insurance.

The touching stuff is much less important for Covid. (It’s a huge vector for other things like the flu though.)

Careful, the Left Behind Christians want to bring about the end of the world for the same reason. It’s not healthy.

I had those removed, thanks.

It’s basically a matter of a branded domain name and Mastodon will take over.

Governments and entities like the New York MTA are going to want something they control, rather than something that falls to the whims of some billionaire.

The tech for Mastodon is there. You just needs orgs that care less about reach and who trust people to come to them (like the New York MTA).

The front fell off?

Google Chrome and “Enhanced Ad Privacy”.

Enshittification

What’d Blizzard do?

Size refers to how many solar panels you have and their efficiency. Try https://sunroof.withgoogle.com but I think that site undersizes and expects you to pull some from the grid.

The dude has a point whether we like it or not. Public support makes a difference. Losing it is a cost. Is what they’re accomplishing worth that cost?

Gas stations are not the place to make a difference. It’s at the very end of the supply chain.

It’ll be more than $25k. A battery alone is $10k, and a 10kw system is more than $25k.

Take a look at a year’s worth of electricity bills to see what size you actually need to hit zero. Consider where a future EV fits in.

Lemmy needs moderation tools and then a big domain name. Then it’ll be ready to go.

The single most important thing it needs is to send delete requests when a post is deleted from the original instance. (Either by a moderator or the user.)

And something to clean up unused files would be nice, but that can be kicked off manually for now.

Guess which one of those gets foisted onto grade school kids.

Kids think iPhones are cool for a good reason. If a fifth grade kid has an android, it’s probably a cheap one. There are no cheap iPhones.

Sure, Pixels are better than iPhones straight up. But who the fuck is buying their kid the latest Pixel?

So cool (read: spoiled) kids have iPhones. The others start on cheap androids. That stigma sticks around at least awhile.