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While it probably won't be an issue for 99% of users, just wanted to post another reminder that #TechHub will be moving our server (on which this #Mastodon instance is hosted) from the #US to #Canada, in response to the hostile administration of Elon Musk and Donald Trump. This was planned back in October, contingent on the election results, and will be completed by the 20th.

We will be stationed in #Quebec, where the admin lives, so expect more options for #French speakers, which will be implemented alongside #Espanol and #Portugues as we work to cater better to #CentralAmerica and #SouthAmerica (including #Brasil). We will also be subject to #CanadianLaw, which should not be an issue, as the main difference would be hate speech, which we already explicitly don't allow.

Just letting the #Fediverse know what's happening here. Otherwise, expect business as usual: we will remain committed to providing an open and friendly large-server option for #Tech workers and enthusiasts in #America.

Large-scale #Salinas #California based produce distributor #TaylorFarms who do as much as $10B a yr in revenues are traced as #corporate source of #factoryfarm intestinal #bacteria tainted onions linked to deadly #eColi #fastfood poisoning of McDonald's chain #QuarterPounder burgers.

CEO #BruceTaylor is a UC Berkeley grad who started #FreshExpress and after selling that bagged salad brand, founded and expanded the $2B in profit Taylor Farms produce distro biz since 1995 across USA into #Canada and #CentralAmerica etc.

abc7news.com/post/mcdonalds-co #CorporateDeathBurger

abc7news.com · Onions connected to deadly McDonald's E. coli outbreak came from Taylor Farms in SalinasBy Suzanne Phan

The most recent edition of ISciences Global Water Monitor & Forecast Watch List has been published. The forecast for May 2024 expects significant #water deficits for the 12-month period of February 2024 through January 2025 in #Africa, #SouthAmerica, #Mexico, and #CentralAmerica. Areas expected to experience surplus include central and eastern #Africa, northern #Australia, and #SoutheastAsia.

isciences.com/blog/2024/06/15/