If you've ever seen a minidisk, you know how reasonably small it is. The Crucial X10 8TB drive I picked up recently is not the size of a minidisk, it's actually smaller than it. I just find that incredibly impressive. I know technology is advancing so quickly, but I'm used to the size of standard NVME drives, which are long and ram-stick-like. The internals fascinate me but not enough to crack the thing open for well, reasons... I wonder if they stacked the nand in some interesting config inside the casing to get it so small? Is it even NVME at all? I know they come in multiple sizes, so maybe it's a few of the smaller sized chips instead. Anyway, sometimes I can still be impressed by today's tech. It's not just all stinky AI slop, you know?
ahaha. I have 8 terabytes here on a 24 Terabyte drive, all filled with TV shows (not pirated, of course, I don't condone that kind of thing!) I find it nuts. A 1080P television 40-minute show can take up roughly 1.5-2 GB of storage. Visuals ain't cheap, and most things are still encoding in H.264 because older player compatibility, H.265 and AV1 are slowly making it onto the stage but IMHO not fast enough. a 4K 2160P movie can easily take up 40-50 GB, store 30-40 of them and you've filled up 2 TB. So, yeah, I'm not surprised how quickly storage is expanding, because people (and data hoarders like myself) demand that kind of space. I now have 2 back-up drives, an 8 TB and another 12 TB, to store at least a duplicate of my 8 TB TV show / movie collection, because losing that (along with the 2-3 TB of archived full podcast series and audio described content) would really, really hurtt my soul so deeply I could never ever recover from the trauma of such data loss. Took years, maybe decades to build up.
@Tamasg @Brynify @pixelate Size of audio gets big fast. Not as big as video, but big none the less. Just 42 episodes of my own podcast in mp3 at 320 is over 2 GB. I keep the raw data around and all of that with edits is over 50GB.
@Brynify @pixelate yeah, a lot of audio folks I know like to keep the raw uncompressed audio of each channel recording on the podcast, add those together for 2-3 people and you're counting around 4-6 GB per hour easily. Just 2-3 months of that and you've probably filled up close to a terabyte, poof. Not wrong though, having that raw copy is really good for going back or if ever needing to make a part more clear in edit or (less ideally) later.
@Tamasg @Brynify @pixelate I keep: Original logic project which stays as.wav. Two mics usually, unless I bring the kids in. Mono 24 bit 48 K. Edited flac files , one cold copy without music, one copy with music. MP3 gets sent to platforms, so yeah. It adds up quickly.
"The new bike has opened up the city to us in a new way! It's so great! I'm never late to work anymore, because it only takes me 15 minutes now! I seriously only regret we didn't get it earlier!" -my friend after one month of cargo bike life
> WireGuard uses the system time as a reliable monotonic counter. If this jumps forward, a user might DoS their own keys, by making it impossible to later have a value larger, or an adversary controlling system time could store a handshake initiation for use later. If it jumps backwards, handshakes will similarly be impossible. Thus, the system time should not be under the control of a hostile adversary.
oh good i'll make sure to remind the adversaries to not touch my time source
there's a lot to like about Tiddlywiki but not if you want to use it in a way where you aren't just using some background html file sync between devices. If you want to access it *via a website*, every time you load it you're downloading a minimum of 2MB, much larger depending on how much data you have in there and possibly even file embeds (unless you use the File upload plugin thing and have it dump the files into S3/WebDav)
This sucks big time. If you have spotty data service you won't be able to open your "notes" reliably.
This is a huge red flag for me. If I only cared about using Tiddlywiki from one device it would be a pretty amazing solution though
Je chladný den na konci léta. Malý chlapec opatrně leze přes kamennou zídku u osamělého domu. Rozhlédne se po travnaté krajině Ölandu, vykročí do mlhy... od Johan Theorin
@sesivany neudělej stejnou chybu jako já. Já to taky odsunul kvůli hodnocení, ale když jsem se k tomu teď dostal, jsem fakt nadšený. Není to rozhodně tuctova detektivka stylu Jo Nesbo, ale chytilo mě to fest a sjel jsem to prakticky na 2 večery, přes to že je to celkem velká kniha. Chápu že ne každému to sedne, ale za mě fakt doporučuji tomu dát šanci.
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Herentals finally got a water tap! After preparation works have been there for a year...
In true SNCB style they changed vendors in the middle of rollout. The new version removes wheelchair accessibility for braille. Buttons are too easy they decided and it now features a contactless sensor which requires all these detailed instructions!
The training course Catching Up With Leasey has now been completed. The audio archive and text transcripts are now available to purchase. You can find out what we covered here. hartgenconsultancy.com/catchin…
Fixes CVE-2025-53020 (https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2025-53020)
where a client can increase memory consumption for a HTTP/2 connection
via repeated request header names,leading to denial of ...
From the FTC on Friday: The Federal Trade Commission will require software provider accessiBe to pay $1 million to settle allegations that it misrepresented the ability of its AI-powered web accessibility tool to make any website compliant with the W…
Oh yay, the overlay shill is still spouting aspirational distractions on my site while failing to outline anything useful: adrianroselli.com/2025/01/ftc-…
And one of the humans (not just a nameless sales person) responded to my comment on LinkedIn.
From the FTC on Friday: The Federal Trade Commission will require software provider accessiBe to pay $1 million to settle allegations that it misrepresented the ability of its AI-powered web accessibility tool to make any website compliant with the W…
Linux users can install Mozilla VPN client from Flathub. The open source app was previously only available to install on Ubuntu-based distributions via the Mozilla APT repo.
Oh no…now Meta is automatically sharing our private messages to its AI. As far as I can tell, you can only turn it off for each message thread, one at a time (and there seems to be no option to turn it off *at all* for group threads!). Yet another privacy disaster from Facebook.
I use Messenger btw for family and non-tech friends, so don’t (ahem) shoot the messenger.
Announcing the official, hyperoptimized Psalm docker image, +50% faster than Psalm on normal PHP!
I've also contributed the underlying deepbind patch to upstream PHP, and it will be available for everyone to use in PHP 8.5 (or right now, if you're using the Psalm docker image)!
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That was not easy to find, but I think by following a link to docs, and then via the Contributing page, I ended up at what might be it: codeberg.org/gnuhealth
Still, @gnuhealth might want to consider sharing the link elsewhere as well :)
GNU Health is the Libre digital health ecosystem that delivers hospital and laboratory management, personal health record and reporting functionalities used by health professionals, hospitals, research institutions and governments around the world
GNU Health is the Libre digital health ecosystem that delivers hospital and laboratory management, personal health record and reporting functionalities used by health professionals, hospitals, research institutions and governments around the world
Alarming story about UN event organizers going slide by slide through @abebab’s talk and forcing her to remove mention of companies that might be made uncomfortable by her research.
Our next major release is coming in August! #LibreOffice 25.8 will have better change tracking in Writer, new functions in Calc, performance boosts and more. The first release candidate is now available for testing: qa.blog.documentfoundation.org… #foss #OpenSource #freesoftware
LibreOffice 25.8 will be released as final at the end of August, 2025 ( Check the Release Plan ) being LibreOffice 25.8 Release Candidate 1 (RC1) the third pre-release since the development of version 25.8 started at the beginning of December, 2024.
@akamran Hi! Glad you like it 😊 You can submit enhancement requests here: bugs.documentfoundation.org – But of course, we're a volunteer-driven project with very limited resources. To get a new feature more quickly, you can consider helping our volunteers, or funding a developer. Thank you ☺️👍
@akamran there is this feature request: bugs.documentfoundation.org/sh… But maybe you have something different in mind? Please feel free to participate in the conversation on Bugzilla, Annelies :)
charles-Valentin Alkan, un compositeur Français et Juif, l'une des plus mystérieuses figures de l'époque du romantisme. Il écrivait la musique la plus compliquée à jouer mais restant quand-même mélodieuse et intéressante. Étude op. 39 nº1, « Comme le vent », interprété par Vincenzo Maltempo. #Mastobada youtube.com/watch?v=X3DKAsp6r_…
Wiped the test accounts. Resubmitted the app for another review.
I actually feel pretty bad for the individuals doing the app reviews. It’s well documented that the working conditions of the people who do content moderation for Meta or "AI" training for OpenAI are truly horrific. I can’t imagine that someone working for Google is much better off.
»The system is organized so that people with no power just have to pointlessly shout at each other.«¹
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PureOS vs. Trump Phone Android OS- Patriot Branding Does Not Mean Privacy Protection
Trump Mobile launched the T1 Phone, boasting “Made in the USA” and “privacy-first” claims, yet the Android 15 supports data harvesting apps that enable the developer to monitor, track, and data mine the OS end user for profits.
Purism makes premium phones, laptops, mini PCs and servers running free software on PureOS. Purism products respect people's privacy and freedom while protecting their security.
Comment ai-je pu oublier l'une de mes chansons favorites que je chantonne toujours ayant bu un petit verre de vin ? « Le vent s'engouffre dans ma valise, Et sur ma route il y a des trous… » #Mastobada youtube.com/watch?v=aD6erash33…
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For refining #deltachat UIs and UX we are looking at many other messengers regularly. But we are curious. Which messenger UX/UI do you like most and suggest we take cues from?
@radasbona @treefit yes, but other features get worked on sooner.
unified push is not a priority because when unified push is allowed to run in the background, delta chat is allowed, too; and can handle its own background connection, which is less privacy-invasive. But feel free to add your arguments to the thread: support.delta.chat/t/implement…
thanks for the reminder. we know about “unified push” and probably will reconsider on the next iteration. in general, however, on de-googled-phones also IMAP IDLE usually works using a background connection, so that https://dontkillmyapp.
Expected behavior It will be more convenient if we can scheduled messages for a period and send silent messages. Some times we have to send some messages with specific time, Suppose you are giving Birthday whishes to your friend.
Tutao and TUXEDO: Security at the Push of a Button: The company behind Tuta Mail and Tuta Calendar relies on powerful hardware from TUXEDO Computers and a variety of Linux-based operating systems.
The Google Play App review team has their own accounts. The Developer Console let's me enter test credentials. Sometimes they use those sometimes they just create new accounts. Depends on the individual reviewer.
The Play version doesn't have channel search. The only reason a reviewer would join a channel is that they explicitly entered the address or used an external search engine.
The last app update got rejected because the app hosts terrorist content.
@S1m maybe just check their IP addresses and if they match google IP range just limit what they can see… I recall some apps did stuff like that in AppStore to pass review. They even accessed device location for that
Did you know open source was not called open source until 1998?
In his latest blog, Head of European Open Source Academy @bagder offers a story on his early ''dabbling'' in code, and the rise of open source, and what it means for the future.
This is an intersection of two of my obsessions: graphs and vulnerability data for the curl project. In order to track and follow every imaginable angle of development, progression and (possible) improvements in the curl project we track and log lots…
can the presented data in this blog be used with the average (or median?) time a vulnerability stays undetected (for each severity level) to see how the number of undetected vulnerabilities changed over time? And maybe even get an estimation on how many vulnerabilities are currently undetected?
@wolff it becomes too speculative for my taste since there are so many more factors than just time. Time is mostly a factor to detect flaws, while there are countless factors that make a project introduce them.
An argument could be that when the median goes down, it is because there are more not-yet-found older bugs in there. Or maybe the quality is actually better over the last median years.
that's very reasonable. I was mainly thinking out loud about the possibilities with the metrics without thinking too much about the meaning of them, which is the important part about the graphs: to give meaning to data.
PS: The graphs are cool! Thanks for making these! :)
hey Daniel, I am trying to fix a problem with the internet that not enough people are talking about or doing enough to fix. the internet is built on and therefore relies on FOSS projects and if we don’t make sure an apocalyptic event happens because of a bug or backdoor, then it could literally happen as it almost has so many times now. I am so stressed out and terrified right now and if nothing is done to fix this then I’m actually considering jumping off the window of my home.
Tohle jsou pro Linux důležité milníky. Opravdu populární gaming youtubeři začínají zkoušet Bazzite (gaming Linux distro). Tenhle má přes 4M odběratelů.
Zrovna Bazzite má potenciál se stát standardem pro hraní. Už jen kvůli tomu, že člověk jde na jeho web, vybere výrobce GPU, vybere si GNOME nebo KDE a po instalaci hraje. Zkuste tohle s Windows.
This is the FIRST video I have ever made using Linux as a windows replacement for a gaming system and it was REALLY easy! I should have done this sooner! Che...
Jsem moc rád, že to vzniká na Fedoře. Lidi jako @jorge tomu dávají potřebnou energii navíc, kterou mi už v tom věčném kolotoči nejrůznějších požadavků nemáme.
@sesivany @jorge Já jsem z dění kolem Universal Blue nadšen. Myslím, že perfektně Fedoru doplňuje. Jsou tam inovace, na které ve Fedoře nezbývá prostor. Každý den se mi honí hlavou, zda neudělat rebase na Bluefin, ale drží mě zpátky, že to mám jako pracovní stroj a vyladit čistou instalaci Silverblue mi naposled zabralo 4 dny.
#GrapheneOS is already based on #Android 16. They also deliver security fixes more quickly than Google itself.
Switching to GrapheneOS was the best phone-related decision I've made in years. I hope phones will be available for it in future. I just can't imagine going back to mainstream options that force you to choose between privacy and user freedom.
@zoul AFAIK it's just donations at the moment. They're also looking into working with an OEM partner and making their own phone because there are doubts how much Pixels will stay open in the future.
@zoul Them being based on Pixels and Pixels only is the only reason is stay away from GrapheneOS. I'm currently picking out a new smartphone, and am choosing based on LineageOS compatibility and support status. Much wider selection, although not as wide as I'd like. :)
do you use a sim card based phone number or voip services?
from my understanding, if using a sim card based number it is trivial for your sim provider (and law enforcement or anyone else they sell your data to) to have an entire location history of your device from cell tower pings
Many communication protocols operating over the modern Internet use
hostnames. These often resolve to multiple IP addresses, each of
which may have different performance and connectivity
characteristics.
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in reply to Tamas G • • •Original logic project which stays as.wav. Two mics usually, unless I bring the kids in.
Mono 24 bit 48 K.
Edited flac files , one cold copy without music, one copy with music.
MP3 gets sent to platforms, so yeah. It adds up quickly.