I know a lot of tech-heads are on here, but Bluesky also deserves to have tech-heads. It’s lonely being the only guy talking about Hackintosh and distros on that site.
@TechConnectify I agree there's room for improvement. It just struck me as a weird thread where he had a point that was likely to be poorly accepted, but didn't seem to anticipate the response.
The irony is not lost on me that the Internet Archive went out of its way to acquire the physical versions of millions of books and loan them out carefully and in a limited way, and is facing a near-extinction-level event over it, while for-profit and VC-backed companies are just stealing people’s content and making up excuses to validate the bad behavior.
I want to lean into a suggestion @mattl gave and consider doing shirts to promote the URL tag. (Especially as I see someone else attempting to do the same.)
But I want to make them inexpensive and minimally profitable—I’d rather they be something people can afford to promote a message than a major revenue source, if that makes sense. Any suggestions on what my best option for that might be?
This screenshot from the YouTuber Hrutkay Mods covers an impressively diverse 19 years of Mac equipment in one scene:
- Apple Studio Display (2000) - Apple Keyboard (2003) - Apple Xserve RAID (2004) - Apple iMac Unibody (2009) - Apple Unibody Macbook (2010) - Apple Magic Keyboard, 109 keys (2018) - Apple Mac Pro, 3rd Generation (2019)
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