"Can #curl avoid to be in a future funnily named exploit that shakes the world?"

I blogged this eleven years ago and the story remains almost identical today...

daniel.haxx.se/blog/2014/12/15…

#curl

RE: fosstodon.org/@arcanechat/1157…

#ArcaneChat doesn't have delivery receipts, only read receipts, the only automatic responses the app does in your behalf is to handle invite links, for that to be abused you first have to share your invite link with a malicious contact, you can get in contact with random/public entity via their invite link and be safe, as long as it is not you the one sharing your invite link!

In #Signal / #WhatsApp as soon as you contact someone or they guess your number you are vulnerable


"Tool allows stealthy tracking of #Signal and #WhatsApp users through delivery receipts"

cyberinsider.com/tool-allows-s…

Another privacy vulnerability caused by the dependency on phone numbers.

In #ArcaneChat (and other #chatmail clients like #DeltaChat) you don't need a phone number (or any private data at all!) to register, so such attacks are simply impossible, keep your family safe, join arcanechat.me


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even then most people will not do it, and as said in the previous post, even without phone number discovery, once you get in contact with someone then they can track you in Signal/WhatsApp, imagine you used the app to contact or give feedback to some goverment institution, from that point on they can use this exploit on you, that is not the case with ArcaneChat
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in reply to Bogomil Shopov - Бого

There are some confusing bits in the interface if all devrooms start sending mails at the same time (which is happening now). I can see the mail in the outbox, someone might have missed pressing send. I'll poke them.

In general, some devrooms edit rejection mails (which is a good thing), which may also cause them to be sent a bit later than in the interface shows.

Boy Tailscale is just fire for a little network/homelab newbie like me. Being able to connect to my routers interface or any other device in the network at home through a raspberry pi acting as subnetrouter, being able to send wake on lan packets from anywhere through a little docker container that's just sitting there that I can access from anywhere. Being able to use it as reverse proxy to let a vps securely connect to these services and even expose them to the outside, or just routing all the traffic through an exit node somewhere. Love it. It makes life so much more easy.

We are going backwards due to increased RAM prices: 4 GB RAM default in mobile phones and 8 GB default in laptops. SSD prices are likely to go out of control as Samsung halts production. Don’t even ask about gaming console. Thank you sam altman and tech bros for ruining everything that is fun 😏

tweaktown.com/news/109337/sams…

I am in disbelief that the only argument I'm seeing mobilized against age verification laws (and their accompanying social media bans) is “It sucks for privacy!”, and not “why the fuck are we okay imposing a digital jail on every single child?”

Digital privacy matters and it's an important reason why these laws must be repealed at all costs, but let's also please humanize the issue here: social media bans for minors are just another massive chapter in the conservative's playbook to deprive any social class that's not ‘adult white males’ of their bodily and existential autonomy.

That same playbook has chapters we're already familiar with, including staples such as “let's force gay kids back into the closet”, “trans kids shouldn’t be able to decide anything for themselves”, “women shouldn't have a bank account”, and “abortion should be illegal”.

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in reply to Baron Vonskinnback

@Vonskinnback Yes, but it is also support networks for a lot of people.

I definitely think we need to change a lot with social media, especially the mainstream ones (but Mastodon is not free of flaws either). And companies definitely won't make those changes themselves, because the abuse gives extra income as upset people disengage less quickly.

I'm not saying I know the answer to fixing it all, but age verification seems like a sledgehammer approach that will do more harm than good.

in reply to Sylvia

@SylvieLorxu you are absolutely right, but I am very much in the camp that social media is the root of all evil & the reason everything is awful right now. But the real underlying reality is unchecked power & wealth, I can't see that getting resolved by anything, so age verification very much just feels like paying lip service to an issue so complicated nobody even knows where to start. Mastodon at least feels like a decent starting point...

With a current temperature of -13°C (9°F), and a low of -16°C (3°F), I think I've picked a good time to start rocking three GPUs. With the two air conditioners that share the circuit with the data center unplugged and removed from their windows, the current going through the craptastic electrical system here is not causing enough resistance to heat things hot enough to cause melting events. However, I will certainly not be leaving the area for longer than a bathroom break, or a meal, with check trips back and forth. If I should need to leave the premisus, I shut these things down, without question. So while it is -13 outside, it is a balmy 26.3°C (79.3°F) in here.

RE: social.coop/@luis_in_brief/115…

I’ve never thought about it this way, but it’s almost certain that my nonchalant default position about “does LLM training violate a social contract about credit in open source” is related to the baseline fact that I’ve devoted my entire life to open source and appear in (to a rounding error) zero CREDITS or AUTHORS files. My contributions have been stripped, but it wasn’t by AI.

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I joked about it the other day on here, but I am kind of frustrated that a lot of the music I make gives off a retro vibe. I don't want to be That Kind of GenX Musician, forever locked into the styles I listened to in my formative years. I really want to be carving out a unique space free from nostalgia. I’m wondering if there would be value in a collaboration that could break me out of this cycle?

Today's environmental GOOD NEWS!

The hole in the ozone layer closed on December 1

The ozone layer is a layer of the atmosphere that protects us from UV light. Years ago, it was noticed that chlorofluorocarbons in aerosol sprays were aiding in the depletion of the ozone layer, and a hole was detected in this protective layer. After years of regulation and work, the hole is closed.

eldiario24.com/en/ozone-hole-c…

ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.gov/

Happy Sunday. I'm going out with my friend Ellen, my old boss Joe and his wife, Vicky. It'll be nice. I miss my old boss. I was respected more, not micromanaged and just enjoyed working with him. Now with the new situation, I like my job but I'm not sure how long I can deal with the supervisor I have now. The stress and overbearing nature of things is next level. We shall see. for now I'll enjoy what I can.

Gerade eine Doku zum Thema Rechte Hetze von #Christen gesehen. (Kreuzzug von Rechts - ARD Mediathek). Alles nicht unbekannt, aber es geht einfach nicht in meinen Schädel rein. Wieso gehört das #Christfluencer sein und das #Rechts sein irgendwie zusammen? Wo sind die reichweitenstarken christlichen Accounts, die mit Gedanken zu #Nächstenliebe, #Empathie und mit der Liebe zur #Bibel und zum Leben junge Menschen prägen?
in reply to FediVerseExplorer

@fexplorer

Kirche will genau so wenig wie alle anderen öffentlichen Organisationen eine Verantwortung für die gesellschaftlichen Folgen ihres digitalen Handelns erkennen.

Auch die Kirchen haben ihren Auftrag in Reichweite auf kommerziellen Plattformen umgedeutet.

Wer auf die Verantwortung des Einzelnen gegenüber Gott abstellt, müsste m.E. ein erklärter Gegner algorithmisch kuratierter Medien sein.

@GRN

in reply to Erwin Lottermann

Bezügl der Verantwortung sehe ich das auch so.

Allerdings lehne ich Algorithmen nicht generell ab.

Man könnte ja auch sinnvolle bauen und die Arbeitsweise transparent machen. 🙂
Und das ist für mich der Punkt. Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, dass sich Kirchen, angesichts der nachgewiesenen problematischen Wirkung der jetzigen gängigen Systeme auf die Gesellschaft, entsprechend eingebracht hätten. Es sind meistens nur wenige kirchliche Einzelinitativen, die praktisch zeigen, dass es auch anders geht.

Wäre eine der Möglichkeiten der #digitaleKirche nicht, sich z.B. der Initiative #SaveSocial anzuschließen und dies auch in den Gemeinden zu thematisieren?

#FediKirche

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Rust coreutils v0.5.0, passes 87% of the gnu coreutils test.

It‘s an achievement for the project. Congrats. It does pose questions why Ubuntu thinks it good enough for everyone, though.

*reading on*: 566 tests are passing…

What? The complete gnu coreutils has only 650 tests? For 79 commands?🤪

github.com/uutils/coreutils/re…