FCC approves TV technology that allows broadcasters to know what you're watching and remotely turn on your TV. [reuters.com]
This is real bad news for privacy as this will soon be a requirement. A real-life Orwellian novel taking shape.

Just followed you there.

So it looks like barring legal action (because it's a guarantee there will be), the US internet will be tightly controlled by ISPs and that is real bad news for freedom of speech, small businesses, startups, consumers and self-employers. Soon, we will be living in very dark times. It's only the beginning.

Looks like they did a great job on it!

Is your Mastodon handle the same as here? I'm on there too occasionally.

Is that you animated? Looks good.

Very quiet on my end recently but I'm glad there's a major Alternative Rock station in the NY area again after eight years.

Alt 92.3.

@kdfrawg In terms of historical, I saw a restored late 70s Nova that was painted well in bluish green.

1979 Chevy Nova

Are you doing a restoration?

/@kdfrawg

No doubt that has to be the case, which is why this makes sense now and smart by Mozilla's part to have that breakup clause.