Which is a funny thing -- i have many baseball caps that I've gotten for free from various places (vendors, trade shows, etc) the nice ones get worn occasionally the cheap crappy ones collect dust in a closet so the question is: do you want your logo to get seen?

and the rest of the year, you can have the shitty gmo ones

Probably, but i'd bet they taste better then *no tomatoes*, which is what's growing in Colorado without them.

That's where you choose a wiggly font and write your name into a web form, right? /s

what is the format of a "raw" image? bayer pattern?

The problem is that you can't vote in any primary without declaring allegiance to a political party, which i refuse to do. So i'm stuck with 3 choices
1) A republican who makes some economic sense, but who is embarrassing in other fronts
2) A democrat who makes some social sense, but who has no idea how an economy works
3) An independent who will lose


It really sucks to be a voter in this country. We are certainly free to choose which poison to kill ourselves with.

No need to cook up a reason. Plenty of people already hate Biden, all it takes is one trip to the grocery store or gas pump. We're in economic shambles.

This just hasn't been updated in the last 5 days. Also, it'll probably be a while before any distribution enables it -- so having to build a kernel to use a very new feature is kinda the deal. As of 6.7, bcachefs is supported by the kernel, but not by Debian or Redhat or Ubuntu or whoever.

No, but if the amount of places you can take your phone to be repaired include more then 1 vendor (the manufacturer), the cost of repairs will be subject to competition and fall

Maybe someone will buy them to start a business fixing *other people's* dead pixels. I think that's the crux here, it's keeping the cell-phone-repair-business from being a defacto monopoly

I don't understand why "org policy enrollment" matters. Isn't step 1 of used equipment to wipe any storage device clean anyway? I think i'm missing something here

> Bake sales work to reduce the cost of cheer uniforms and football equipment, but not electronics. why not? money is money, and sports equipment isn't exactly cheap...

Yeah, i think this would cover that kind of bullshit

I think you're being a bit hyperbolic here. There's a big difference between providing pick-and-place machines to grandma, and not adding cryptographic signatures to prevent 3rd parties from selling replacement batteries. This isn't about forcing Apple to make iPhones easy to repair, it's about preventing them from intentionally making iPhones *impossible* to repair.

MP3 is no longer license-encumbered, the patent expired in 2017
https://www.loc.gov/preservati...
I would argue that it's just as obsolete as Ogg Vorbis, but there's no legal reason not to use it