According to the AP story, you have to renew in-person at the State Department’s DC office to get it. Online people still get the non-fash design.

Not standard. I’m running a stock Pixel and it’s never been an option. Some third party AOSP forks add it in, though.

I wonder if that’s the ad blocker or if it’s Chromium.

I’m not trying to screw the government or anything. I’m just trying to spend less money and throw fewer things in the landfill. The government part is just a nice perk.

No, I don’t think it was bigger on the top, I think it was bigger on the bottom. I’m pretty sure you just needed the bottom cover.

Honestly, that’s why the last laptop I bought (over a year ago, now) was a Framework that I put Linux on. I haven’t had to change anything out yet, but I like that it’ll be easier when I do.

They did a video where they swapped parts from a first generation FW13 with a FW13Pro. There were only two caveats: one, if you want the Pro battery on your older laptop, you have to buy a new bottom panel too because they made the battery bigger for a longer life and it won’t fit in the old cover. And two, depending on your architecture, the Wi-Fi modules might not be interchangeable due to some vendor chipset thing, I think?

Everything else was able to be swapped, though, it seemed.

Edit: oh wait, I take it back, the speaker modules. I think they might technically be compatible, but since they’re side-firing on the Pro instead of down-firing, you’d need a new bottom chassis if you didn’t want them to sound awful.

They can prevent new immigration, yes, but even foreign nationals in the US are afforded bill of rights protections.

Conversely, I think Papa Johns (?) has offloaded all of their delivery to Doordash. I remember ordering from their app and a DD driver rolling up.

Ooh, more for me then. Thanks!

Actually, for a while Spotify did use the BitTorrent protocol for content delivery. So this isn’t too far-fetched.

Technically egg drop soup is a really wet chicken broth omelet.

I moved to New Zealand at the first of the year, so for me it’s right on time.

Y’all, he backtracked. That’s big.

I’m a Christian and even I have no idea what you’re trying to say.

The president can do whatever he wants to if he has a friendly enough Congress and Supreme Court.

ETTD has spread to his VP. You love to see it.

You can migrate instances, though. So it’s mitigated somewhat.

Not a vulnerability or exposure. There’s no threat vector here.

There’s a “local” feed on Mastodon, too, but it’s not very well signposted.