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My run through of the Librem 5 privacy and security-focussed mobile phone... What a joy to finally have it in my hands! My congratulations to the extraordinary team at Purism.
invidio.us/watch?v=Gvnt78mK-Ac

Isaiah 54:5 (#NASB)

For your husband is your Maker,
Whose name is the #LORD of hosts;
And your Redeemer is the Holy One of #Israel,
Who is called the #God of all the earth.

My son successfully navigated my "MacGuyver obstacle course" featuring a lockpick set high out of reach, bomb-diffusing clues inside a padlocked bag, and a snap circuits "bomb" behind a locked bathroom door.

The first @purism phones are shipping! What a momentous day for Linux, smart phones, and open source software!

puri.sm/posts/first-librem-5-s

Purism & 5.3: The team contributed 12 patches, which include the Librem 5 devkit device tree and LCD panel driver. Go team puri.sm/posts/purism-linux-5-3

Does anyone have any experience or thoughts with this?

I'm honestly asking because, though I'm a student of the and I have no shortage of resources for understanding it at the academic level, I'm not terribly familiar with children's bibles. Are there any good ones?

Though this is from the fellow at VeggieTales, it sounds like he's at least trying to integrate some basic biblical theology, which is an extremely valuable contribution if so.

christianpost.com/news/veggiet

National Catholic Register has a piece by Rick Becker suggesting that Catholic students and their parents consider faithful PROTESTANT colleges over secular and CINO (Catholic in name only) ones. He makes a lot of good points.

ncregister.com/blog/becker/can

Shoutout to this guy for writing a script to add a per-user dark mode toggle to Rocket.Chat.

It's a bummer that there's no native dark mode yet, but since this is open source software, I was able to add one, that somebody else wrote! I didn't even know you could add custom scripts to Rocket.Chat till I came across this.

gist.github.com/chall8908/c03d

Wow, what an awesome night! Let our first discussion through Plummer's 40 Questions on Interpreting the Bible tonight. I had everyone read the first four questions, hoping that will be enough food for thought. We spent all our time (and went late) on the first two questions: what is the , and how is it organized. It's great to be surrounded by such curiosity and wonder at God's Word!

The Librem 5 impacts Linux desktops makeuseof.com/tag/librem-5-pho

1. Adaptive GNOME Apps
2. Desktop-Compatible Mobile Apps
3. Improvements to Upstream Projects
4. More Options for Private Communications
5. Hardware Kill Switches

Did you know that contributes to several free software projects such as GNOME, wlroots and Debian? We've also made dozens of patches to the kernel (5.2, 5.1, 5.0, 4.20) for the Librem 5 and our other hardware puri.sm/posts/purism-and-the-l

It's almost embarrassing how little attention is paid to Tolkien's faith and how it shaped his fiction. The only ones who seem to pay more than a passing nod to it are Christian readers of Tolkien.

And as far as I know (haven't seen it), the recent biopic didn't help matters much.

Reading Tolkien/LOTR without a conscious awareness of how permeates every page is like kissing the bride with the veil still on.

Would you replace your existing internet provider with a community-based ISP, assuming that you'd (at the very least) keep the same speed? If so/not, why?

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We’ve published a Librem 5 Batch FAQ to answer the community's questions from last week's shipping announcement. We will update the FAQ regularly puri.sm/posts/librem-5-batch-f

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