Notices by Ian Kelling (iank@hostux.social), page 2

@joeyh Abrowser from Trisquel is an excellent firefox derivative, and should be an example to other derivatives or even grow beyond Trisquel.

Bella. I love you, thank you. You were the best dog. https://iankelling.org/tmp/06_outside_the_glass.mp3

@fsf I don't know why, but a song comes to mind: Life ain't a track meet, its a marathon, fuck the cemetery that a nigga gets buried on. - Ice Cube, You can Do It

The abrowser extension "Amplifier AMP/Canonical switcher" enables me to view webpages without nonfree javascript from time to time (including today),
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/amp-canonical-switcher. It is just 45 lines of code, that is cool. Reader mode in abrowser helps more often. Info about abrowser: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/abrowser-help . To understand the issue, see https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/javascript-trap.en.html

Happy 2024! I hope you find joy every day of it.

This recent blog "Free software in education and free software education" https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/free-software-in-education-and-free-software-education, shows how FSF is doing much needed work to advocate for free software in schools. Please chip in so that work can continue. Right now, about $91,000 is needed for the fall fundraising goal. https://donate.fsf.org

https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/free-software-in-education-and-free-software-education Shows how FSF is doing much needed work to advocate for free software in schools. Please chip in so that work can continue. Right now, about $91,000 is needed for the fall fundraising goal.

Many kids in the US (including mine) are required to carry chromebooks to and from school and every class, which do not have the ability install software or share most educational materials they receive (even with their parents). This is a dystopia. We need learning in freedom, and software freedom is the base requirement. Donate to FSF https://donate.fsf.org #learnlibre #EndDRM

@fsf Great news. https://jmp.chat is awesome for your privacy and software freedom. I recommend it.

@fsf I'm happy for this milestone, and encourage people to click the links in the announcement to understand the context of the FSF board and the candidates. And beyond that context, FSF staff and volunteers do great work every day. And there is a worldwide movement of people seeking and advancing software freedom in all sorts of ways.