Thanks! I added it under Toronto in the Cities / Local Communities section

Is there a good way to sync listening history between platforms? That seems to be a big reason why people have a hard time jumping around between platforms

This was actually an important point in the article, I should have included it in the post

Dror Baron, an NCSU professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, wrote on X, “A professor I know died following various investigations. I know the people mentioned here, and call for a transparent and independent investigation.”

So far, that investigation has not been forthcoming. University spokesperson Mick Kulikowski declined to comment to The Technician about Brain’s death or the allegations. To date, the university has not issued a public statement about Brain’s death.

Thanks!

I think it’s easiest to slowly learn as you go, or research specific products. Details change and guides/resources can go out of date by the time you need to buy something

Some links:

• CIRA puts out a (small) list of .ca small businesses https://www.cira.ca/en/canadian-gift-guide/

• we have [email protected], but you’re free to post here with specific requests too

• I came across this website, I’m not familiar with it https://madeinca.ca/

Could it help with internal tasks, like self-hosted services or a business that transfers files around a lot?

Sounds similar to the case with Jellyfin & Findroid (and likely Swiftfin)

The official Jellyfin app has full functionality, but it feels clunky. Especially for casual users.

The native third party app is smooth, intuitive, and visually nice, but is missing a few features (ex. Admin dashboard).

What I’ve seen recommended was:

• Findroid (and likely Swiftfin) for daily use
• Keep the official Jellyfin app installed for when it is needed

Canada focused website, but this was on the front page

Seagate 14TB External HD $249.99 (save $120)

https://forums.redflagdeals.com/seagate-14tb-external-hd-249-99-save-120-2726376/

The black Friday page in particular

https://serverpartdeals.com/collections/black-friday-deals

Thank you! The community looks good :)

I’ve gone through and updated the post/sidebar + added the community

It’s not supposed to be since the rules say

Things that don’t fit

• Minor app updates
• Government legislation
• Company news
• Opinion pieces

I’ll report the post and see what the mods do, likely they didn’t see it yet

This seems like an area where there’s demand for a carefully moderated community, even if there is less content over all. That might help with the state of tech news that other comments are mentioning

I linked the wrong community earlier and then changed it

If the lemmit one also looks empty, it could be because you are the first person in your instance to come across the community. If you subscribe, it should start pulling the contents so you can see it.

It doesn’t look like lemm.ee blocked it so hopefully the stuff above is the cause

Yup, the vast majority of the posts weren’t worth reading even before generative AI was this accessible

I use this community for that: [email protected]

The rules seem to be aligned with what you’re looking for.

Plus other communities on that instance depending on what you’re interested in.

Then there are feeds like [email protected] to keep up with content on other sites. There are lots of RSS feed communities through the https://rss.ponder.cat/communities instance

Thanks!

Could you edit the date into the title?

This post is being reported for that, but I think adding the date should work :)

In a recent court proceeding, WMF’s legal team offered a supposed middle path, proposing it take the unusual step of serving summons to the editors itself, thereby revealing their identities only to the court, not the wider public. Wikipedians, however, do not see this as a compromise—it’s capitulation. Last week, Wikipedia editors published an open letter to the Foundation, urging it to protect its volunteers’ privacy regardless of the outcome. It reads in part

only to the court, not the wider public

Would this really be that much better? Once the information is out, it’s impossible to hide again

And the consequences would not end with this case. Compliance may discourage contributions from editors worldwide, not just those under authoritarian rule. WMF submission could encourage other governments to make similar demands, putting Wikipedia in an untenable position and reducing its influence where free knowledge is needed most

This bit also seemed important

This was reported for being posted twice, so I’m removing the second one.

But I’m open to reinstating the post if people want to access the comments. Sorry for the delay in getting to this!

I changed my mind. Since I was late in getting to this, and both posts have lots of comments already, I’ll leave up both.

This was reported for being posted twice, so I’m removing the second one (this post) and linked to it from the comments of the other post.

I changed my mind. Since I was late in getting to this, and both posts have lots of comments already, I’ll leave up both.

Too much for me, I’m out 🏳️