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So now there’s less restrictions not more or different.

Well, it is true that you are not legally required to inform members if New Zeeland jurisdiction was already in the ToS, but "less" in this case also means less legal protection for your members as the GDPR no longer applies directly.

On LiberaPay you can just select the payment to not autorenew and it becomes in effect a one time donation.

That's great, but you should probably inform your members that the instance now falls under New Zeeland jurisdiction, no?

I also wonder how it will effect federation latency or so (not sure what to call it). Some Lemmy instances hosted in Australia had major issues with that in the past.

If you are editorializing the headline already, could you at least call it "Worldcoin" (the original and better known name) and not just "World" which is really confusing?

Other more actual security focussed apps would prevent notifications showing the message content by default. This is afaik also possible in Signal, but not the default and buried deep in the settings somewhere. Signal has a long history of prioritizing convenience over actual security, despite all their rethoric suggesting otherwise.

Would probably fit better into !inperson@slrpnk.net

Also: quite old article from 2009.

!disasterresponse@slrpnk.net might be the better community for it though.

What made you think this is related to Solarpunk? Genuinely curious 😅

(1) sometimes, yes. It really depends 🤷 (2) And some stuff like the camera api is different from what mainline linux uses, so you need a special camera app etc. And the Android kernels lacks some features like virtualisation afaik. (6) I haven't tried it, but it seems to be mainly for running desktop linux distributions. (8) Again, device specific. There are basically no standards in the ARM space for that, especially for old Android devices.

In theory much wider hardware support.

1. Unlikely but can happen. Some vendors like Fairphone will fix it for you if you send it in for service.
2. No that is not true, but the most popular Halium based distribution (Ubuntu Touch) has some other peculiarities that make this harder than it should be. They have experimental Snap support now though.
3. Ubuntu Touch is a good start as it supports many devices that are cheap to get. Dual booting is quite hard to do, so not something for beginners.
4. No idea, sorry.
5. Android has a lot of hardware specific battery optimizations. But overall it isn't that bad... the people that complain probably got an old device for testing with a bad battery.
6. I think that is a feature in the latest Android 16.
7. About the same.
8. Probably not.
9. Afaik no.

What the text describes is called "personal property" or "usage rights".

Capitalists like to confuse that with "private property" which depending on who you ask can mean various things but always includes capital ownership (aka the means of production) and usually requires state enforcement.

This text explains it in more detail: https://anarchism.pageabode.com/book/b-3-why-are-anarchists-against-private-property/