nearhat

Check with your local city council or municipality. The laws preventing municipally owned Internet are being fought and overturned with Internet As A Utility.

Even in Texas, the City of Mont Belvieu was getting the shaft by local incumbents that wouldn’t invest in the network. The city took them to court and sidestepped the law, setting precedent. Fiber to the home is now a reality there.

I’m working on getting the same thing done in other towns and cities in this state. Might be a great challenge if you’re up for that sort of thing.

My daily driver is Linux Mint running Cinnamon. It doesn’t get in the way. Servers run Debian stable.

Just because you can afford it doesn’t mean you can drive it.

Maybe I’m not as adept at prompt engineering as the next guy, but at what point are we going to start /thinking/ in prompts just to get a half decent answer?

Flash in the pan. Replacing Twitter won’t happen with Facebook clones.