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This can’t possibly be an original idea, but I made it for possible use on my own sites and so I thought I’d share (as in feel free to use it if you like).
#slop #StopSlop
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Two **Double Free** vulnerabilities have been identified in the `cookie.c` file of the `libcurl` library. These issues occur due to improper memory management, where the same memory...
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@mkoek my guess is that they bought the AI hype. Mostly nativity and incompetence, maybe mixed with a desire to actually do good but not the least a desire to get a bounty.
I'm using DuckDuckGo but I wonder what the alternatives are. I would love the EU, for example, to set up a strategic programme of non-enshittified search that is designed to underpin and support society and business. No doubt there will be political pressures, but an arms-length para-non-statal that receives a direct grant might be a real boon for people.
I am using #Qwant and #DuckDuckGo. I fall back to #Google for some special searches, but I avoid being logged in. I am preparing to delete my Google account.
I wonder if it has anything to do with the stupid Not Search Result that takes up half the page...
YouTube has also recently hobbled its search, like they're pushing the people down and away, hiding us from each other because the One Great AI knows all and why would we want to search for what humans do anyway?
I have used @Mojeek since 2022, though for nearly 12 years before that it was Duck Duck Go. In late 2009 it was already apparent that Google was suspect, so I began de-Googling.
I have seven browsers installed on my desktop, of which I use three regularly, and each of the six has a different search engine. None of them is Google.
I tried a few, but have to admit Google has some nice features I miss. When I search for a place, I like to have the option to see it on a map and to see those place summary pages that Google created. Also the results seem to be more relevant in Google. But of course it doesn't mean I'm not showing Google my middle finger and switching to Quant!
DuckDuckGo everywhere. Fennec on android, Firefox on Linux and at work Chrome. All of them using DDG as the default search.
Sometimes I try a search on Google too, but seldom. I just wished that map search would be better. I'm still often using maps.google.xxx. OSM maps are often not up to date too...
I use DuckDuckGo but have also used Brave, Startpage and Vivaldi. On a different note. NextDNS is really good at blocking in-app and online tracking but have been unsuccessful combining it with my vpn - so don't use it now.
Hi Guys, wanted too upto you that i've gone back to the Startpage browser as its even more private than Duckduckgo. Also, when i was using startpage with nextdns, nextdns showed that startpage searches used the highest percentage of DNSSEC 33% where's duckduckgo was between 3-4%.
Personally i use startpage, it retains a lot of the useful search features that other search engines don't have (like the calculator widget, wikipedia widget, and probably other ones too)
Locked out of #Stocard? Considering switching to an app like #Catima? You may be able to still access your Stocard cards directly!
According to Italian video creator "IT Problem Solver", it seems Stocard's expiry is based on device time. So: change your phone's date, screenshot those barcodes, and add them to Catima! :) youtube.com/watch?v=hrsEiMjoQT…
Alternatively, if you have the patience and live in Europe, email support@stocardapp.com to ask for an export of your data and import it directly!
Ciao a tutti da IT Problem Solver!In questo video vi racconto la mia esperienza personale con la chiusura di Stocard e i problemi legati al passaggio forzato...
Catima version: 2.34.5 OS: /e/OS 2.9 (Android 14) I have a pkpasses file from Reservix (a german ticket portal) and want to open it in Catima. Due to the leck of pkpasses support (see #2287) I unzi...
Are you a developer or experimenter pondering options for text entry in virtual or mixed reality? If that’s the case (or you’re merely curious) then here’s the resource you need: …
Additional context on my last boost (about Servo not changing its AI policy): This is good news, because the existing policy categorically forbids contributions including LLM-generated content, and gives reasons why. book.servo.org/contributing.ht…
Servo’s Technical Steering Committee is looking for feedback regarding our policy for contributions made with generative AI. The current policy, adopted in June 2024, is documented in the Servo boo...
Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor Dan Greenall for once again sharing a remarkable collection of vintage off-air AM radio recordings. In this post, he shares recordings made from his home and …
It is good to know that AI doesn’t pull any punches. I took the latest Word Online conformance report available from aka.ms/msacr and asked the Windows Copilot app to summarize the issues ide…
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@Jakub Zelenka Je to taková antipropagace. Propagace pro všechny uživatele linuxu, aby zůstali u linuxu a šli do nějakého více hard desktop environment
@tritol128 Očividně ano. Má 110 milionů sledujících a to video má 4 miliony zhlédnutí za 2 dny. To jsou brutální čísla. Tak snad to všechny jen neodradí a někoho i navnadí. :) @jakubzelenka
Not only is one German state moving from Microsoft to LibreOffice, but the whole federal government is committing to move to open standards by 2027: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl…
Digital sovereignty is becoming vitally important. If governments and organisations use proprietary or pseudo-standard formats, they limit the tools that citizens can use to access data.
just wish my university would let us submit assignments in .ODF format, as we can only really use Word... and as a Linux user that means Word Online, which is slow and clunky.
@toran Oh no! Ask your uni why they won't accept standardised formats, and force students to use specific software. It's the exact opposite of what unis should be doing. If they say "We use Microsoft Office/365", point out that Microsoft also supports ODF so they should at least accept documents in that format!
or just maybe They don't have enought money to continue using Microsoft apps ? Just got this in my mind. In poland some hospitals also using Libre and it is really bad to work with. And this is just because they dont't want to buy. Not because of security or other major problems. Just because of money.
Congratulations 🎉 Maybe little known: the German federal government was required to be able to process ODF since 2010 already: cio.bund.de/SharedDocs/downloa…
> Das bedeutet, dass die Bundesverwaltung bis zum 01. Januar 2010 in der Lage sein wird, Dokumente im Format ODF zu empfangen, zu bearbeiten, zu erstellen und zu versenden.
Back to the roots. Staroffice, the grandfather of Libre office, was born in Germany ~40 years ago. Despite several semi-successful conversion attempts, I hope this time the transformation will be permanent.
oh wow, I know that the Dutch gov is implementing opensource as well (using La Suite and OpenDesk) but MS's office suite is the biggest hurdle to replacing Office365. Maybe this will finally become an option? @opensource
Sorry, but unfortunately it's not quite that rosy. It's only a small federal state that is changing over. I could share the euphoria more if it were one of the big states in the south of Germany. Unfortunately, the city of Munich switched back to Microsoft when they built their German office there 😒
I'd be surprised if the German #bundesregierung really will switch to open standards. The new conservative government will soon realise who is able to pay more.
Good news! This fits well into ZenDiS' (Germany's center for digital sovereignity) current efforts to push "openDesk" (an open-source MS365 replacement product, in particular for authorities), which includes Collabora Office. See also @zendis
A #CPC candidate finally talks to the CBC and this guy is an absolute ass. 😂 Just going OFF on Doug Ford 😆 for being an “opportunist”. This guy apparently knows JD Vance.
Vorrei ringraziare tutti i nostri iscritti che ci segnalano i contenuti di spam e tutti gli altri contenuti che danneggiano la qualità del #Fediverso
Le segnalazioni aiutano @amministratore e tutti noi moderatori di questa e di tutte le altre istanze che le ricevono a mantenere curato il giardino e a rendere più bella l'esperienza di ognuno qui dentro.
Nessun moderatore può tenere sotto controllo ogni messaggio pubblicato se non viene aiutato da tutta la comunità!
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Okay, quick question: Have you ever tried opening a peanut butter jar with one hand? Yeah, not fun. That’s kind of what using the internet felt like for
The iPhone 16e (released February 2025) is Apple’s newest member of the iPhone 16 family. Apple kindly lent me an iPhone 16e for review; since its release, I’ve spent a little over a month using the iPhone 16e as my daily driver and have enjoyed the …
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Defending Jan. 6 Rioters, Investigating Democrats: How Ed Martin Is Weaponizing the DOJ for Trump —
Since becoming interim U.S. attorney, Ed Martin has launched controversial investigations, rushed to defend Elon Musk’s DOGE and vowed to change how his office prosecutes crime in D.C. These are some of his most contentious actions. propublica.org/article/who-is-…
As interim U.S. attorney in D.C., Martin has fired career prosecutors, dropped Capitol riot cases and launched sweeping probes into Trump’s political enemies.
In 2021 I was interviewed, by my then employer CrowdStrike, on my experience as a trans person, coming out, acceptance at work, and some book recommendations.
It has since been removed from their website but I think it’s important to keep these kind of stories alive: moiety.me/embracing-who-you-ar…
@federicomena somebody's got a benchmark which contains a union whose second member is 2MB and zeroing it would be a regression. Could you fix that code properly instead of breaking everything else? No.
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