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Eh, “Good thing we had dangling pianos to drop on the guy who’s been cutting all the cords on our dangling pianos” isn’t quite a strong argument for the pro-dangling pianos side
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Eh, “Good thing we had dangling pianos to drop on the guy who’s been cutting all the cords on our dangling pianos” isn’t quite a strong argument for the pro-dangling pianos side
It’s just reposting ABC News if that matters
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I’ve been using Beeper. It’s open source and built on Matrix bridges, also open source. For RCS you have to link it to your Google Messages
Maybe not the best time to fire lasers at Ecuador, just saying
Does Omnivore support page turning?
I use Pocket on an e-ink tablet, so page-turning is preferable to scrolling. But Pocket got rid of page-turning in its recent update, so I’m on the hunt for a replacement.
Wallabag has a similar function (tap-to-scroll) but I don’t like their fonts.
This. I’ve been using the Fossil Collider HR with Gadgetbridge for over a year. I love it, and I love that it’s keeping my data safe
I use the Fossil Collider HR with Gadgetbridge and it’s pretty great. Three are some downsides though:
But aside from that, it’s been a good year with my Collider HR and Gadgetbridge
I’m sorry, I’m having difficulty following your point.
Isn’t it the opposite? He’s arguing that work of cultural importance should NOT be in private hands. You might say, “Who gets to determine what’s culturally significant? And why do we trust governments to do a better job than private collectors?” Those are fair questions, I think, but then I get lost again:
Right, that’s what he’s arguing too.
Ok, so… You acknowledge that just because it’s legal to trade in something, doesn’t mean that it’s moral or ethical. So is that also true of culturally-significant artwork?
See why I’m confused as to your argument?