According to @bagder the stubborn way the #OpenSSL project is handling #QUIC implementation is directly responsible for delaying HTTP/3 adoption (1), and I tend to agree. When the project rejected the community QUIC patches and decided to go with their own design, it wasn't difficult to predict problems. This was proven right by the massive feature gaps (2) and performance issues (3) discovered by @icing when trying to marry OpenSSL QUIC to #curl. Even with API fixes released in version 3.3 the implementation is still inferior, and there is no good solution in sight.
1) lwn.net/Articles/983380/
2) github.com/openssl/openssl/dis…
3) github.com/icing/blog/blob/mai…
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@icing Exactly. 🤮
From my perspective, I could handle an open source project that makes decisions I disagree with if it’s a grassroot thing and people are genuine. And perhaps they can’t do it because there’s not enough time.
And I’m pretty sure people have disagreed with me before on my decision I make for BIND 9 project. (1/2)
AI crawlers have downloaded over 100 TB in the last couple months, partially from bugs and abusive behavior. We ask AI crawlers to include rate and bandwidth limits, and ask them to partner with us to mitigate impact and support our work.
about.readthedocs.com/blog/202…
AI crawlers need to be more respectful
We talk a bit about the AI crawler abuse we are seeing at Read the Docs, and warn that this behavior is not sustainable.Read the Docs
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#NewPipe 0.27.2 is out now!
This version fixes the recent issues with YouTube and Bandcamp. Support for on.soundcloud.com URLs was also added.
The new version is available through our #FDroid repo (newpipe.net/FAQ/tutorials/inst…) and should be shipped with F-Droid's main repo in the next days. The in-app updater should offer the update within one hour.
Fun fact, Roughly 150 hours worth of work went into backup brain, plus another ~36 hours of work on the ruby Readability gem that I had to abandon.
that last bit was _really_ demoralizing.
Falls jemand diesen Beitrag eines seit seiner #covid Infektion schwer an #mecfs erkrankten Journalisten (Tim Braune) von vor einigen Wochen nicht mitbekommen hat, ich finde dass auch sein Beitrag zu dem Thema sehr deutlich und wichtig ist:
rp-online.de/leben/gesundheit/…
Long Covid & ME/CFS Betroffener berichtet: „Gespenst, das lautlos weint“
Unser Kollege Tim Braune erkrankte nach einer Corona-Infektion an Long-Covid und an ME/CFS. Nun ist er Rentner statt Chefreporter – mit 49 Jahren. Er schreibt, dass er alles verpasst: sein eigenes Leben und das seiner Kinder.Tim Braune (RP ONLINE)
.\curl-8.9.0_1-win64-mingw\bin\curl.exe -vL https://räksmörgås.se<br>the error it shows is:
* closing connection #-1<br>curl: (3) URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL<br>
BREAKING: Schumer is moving to a floor vote on the dangerous and misguided Kids Online Safety Act.
Read why this bill is a danger to LGBTQ youth and human rights here: them.us/story/kids-online-safe…
Tell your Senators to vote NO on #KOSA here: stopkosa.com
KOSA, a Bill That Purports to Protect Kids from Big Tech, Poses Grave Danger to LGBTQ+ Youth
Those on the right have said they will use KOSA to target queer and trans content. So why do some Democrats support it?Anna Bonesteel (Them.)
I desperately want there to be a Council Simulator video game where you can plug in details from your local budget.
Super angry that rates have risen and you still have to pay for parking? Great, you have a go at removing parking fees and then seeing which services you have to cut to keep rates down.
Want to see your local playground upgraded? Cool, decide which other programs to cut or what the effects on rates are.
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#ReparierenStattWegwerfen#upcycling
yo i was scrollin the remote emojis and adding stuffffff to the instance ~ can anyone link me full sets for these?
I see celeste_hearts, neobot, Mutant Standard, and neocat. You can find credits for those on git.envs.net/envs/pleroma-cust….
there’s also Baba Is You, and I don’t know the original creator of those emotes (I believe several people extended the pack).
Can Green Noise Help You Get Better Sleep? Here's What Science Says
Color noises use different frequencies to help you boost your mood, focus and even aid sleep. Here's what to know about green noise.Sean Jackson (CNET)
🐍🔐 Python lockfiles are back!
Read @brettcannon's new PEP 751 – "A file format to list Python dependencies for installation reproducibility":
Discuss it:
discuss.python.org/t/pep-751-l…
PEP 751: lock files (again)
This was all last discussed in Lock files, again (but this time w/ sdists!) . Probably the biggest change since the initial post of that topic is adding support for per-package locking instead of only per-file locking (it’s explained in the PEP what …Discussions on Python.org
For August, it’s time for our biggest monthly emote update yet, a week early!
Normally our monthly updates add 500-1,000 new emotes, but I got bored and added 11,419 new emotes. This more than doubles the emote count on this instance, mostly thanks to the Mutant Standard emote pack with 8,294 emotes (almost as many emotes as what we had in July!)
We now have 160 emote packs in all (141 packs excluding those with under 10 emotes). Our total emote count is 19,688 emotes, excluding six legacy name conflicts from years ago (11,394 emotes excluding Mutant Standard).
Expanded packs:
- Added 28 spinny emotes
- Added 5 drgn emotes
- Added 2 neofox emotes
- Added 2 shitty logos
- Added 2 gayspers from pridemoji/emoji.lgbt
- Added 1205 emotes to yinglets by including ying variants (myno, thio, yinglemon, and yinglime)!
33 new packs:
- 8,294 Mutant Standard emotes (excludes ms_robot, in its own “robomoji” pack)
- 25 neobun emotes
- 31 neocube emotes
- 22 miffy emotes
- 378 neobot emotes
- 19 CatPride emotes
- 127 frazzledbynn_pride emotes
- 115 Girls Love emotes
- 40 Fox emotes
- 40 raccoon emotes
- 8 blobrat emotes
- 12 miiverse emotes
- 153 gphn emotes
- 12 Cortex Implant emotes
- 36 blobika emotes
- 30 panda emotes
- 40 Blob Wani emotes
- 35 Blob Tanuki emotes
- 8 Made in Abyss emotes
- 31 Gekota emotes
- 70 blobcat_pndpnd emotes
- 15 blobPebble emotes
- 22 pronouns emotes
- 36 trigger warning emotes
- 51 animated ASL emotes
- 8 TweFox emotes
- 31 pixel cats
- 155 pridemoji (excluding ghosts, which are dupes of the existing gaysper pack; extra ghosts added to Gaysper)
- 84 tinyfaces
- 81 bluemoji
- 104 pixel art emotes
- 15 pentacles
- 55 shrimp
Fixed packs:
I also rebuilt the original neocat, neofox, and drgn packs without any auto-cropping to make emotes line up better, all at 512x512 pixels (still large enough to look good enlarged in MFM but mostly well under 50kb after lossless compression). Proper alignment means you can do this properly:
I ensured all new emotes have unique descriptive names for searchability and non-visual users (except many color variations of part of the shrimp pack, which have number suffixes because I can’t name that many colors! 
). They’ve been losslessly compressed, stripped of non-color metadata, and downscaled if necessary. I upscaled some 32x32 pixel packs with simple nearest-neighbor upscaling to preserve the pixelation. Credits are in the envs pleroma-custom README.
“19,688 emotes should be enough for anybody”
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I really don't think Microsoft gets enough hate for not giving security providers the tools necessary to implement EDR capabilities outside of kernel mode. If one company is messing around in your kernel, their software architecture is flawed. If every company is messing around in your kernel, your software architecture is flawed.
Nobody just wakes up one day and goes "you know what would be fun? Maintaining a stable and reliable driver for 500 different versions of the Windows Kernel".
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