Sweden wants to #backdoor #encryption. But we, together with 230+ orgs, are saying no.

#NoToBackdoors 💪

Read our open letter to the Swedish Riksdag: 👉

tuta.com/blog/open-letter-swed…

#Mozilla changed hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozill… to use 302 redirect:

< HTTP/2 302
< content-type: text/html
< date: Tue, 08 Apr 2025 08:13:36 GMT
< location: hg-edge.mozilla.org/releases/m…
< access-control-allow-origin: *
< content-length: 0

This could lead to some failure to update the certificate data with tools that don't handle redirect correctly. These tools will fail to fetch the new certdata.txt now.

I'm putting the finishing touches on a massive release of the Converse #XMPP chat client. 🚀

✨ Here’s what to look forward to:

◾ Groupchat DMs: You can DM other participants without knowing their address
◾ Blocklists for spammers 💩
◾ Accessibility improvements, like support for RTL languages
◾ Media enhancements
◾Big performance enhancements, particularly for chats with a long history and many participants.
◾Three new themes, Nordic 🗻 , Dracula 🧛‍♂️ and Cyberpunk 🌆

#xmpp

From the sattirical UK-based web site NewsThump: Trump funeral remains America’s top sexual fantasy

A survey of Americans’ sexual behaviour has revealed that, for the ninth year running, the number one sexual fantasy of most people is the funeral of Donald
Trump.
“I only have to think about a funeral parade for the president and I go from six to midnight,” said one respondent...

Welcome to the random shit Z sends me, Kayla, and Gap Tangle, among others, just for a reaction.

newsthump.com/2025/04/02/trump…

in reply to Stefan Eissing

@icing @hyc
MSVC versions... Aren't they fractal? There are at least 3 compiler versions available in VS2022: v141 (2017), v142 (2019) and v143 (2022). And then there are multiple supported versions (at least 10 and 11), and multiple versions of the Windows toolkit. Not to mention x64 vs x86, and debug vs release. And you cannot link libraries if compilers or toolkit mismatch. Are you testing all that?

Happy Eyeballs Version 3: Better Connectivity Using Concurrency

draft-0

ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf…

Angry constituent here: "It’s very hard to get people to believe that anyone is trying to end research into finding cures for diseases that affect everyone. The richest people get #cancer & #Alzheimers & #Parkinson’s. . . . & yet it is happening. Quite simply, until elected officials start hearing from angry constituents in town halls who are pissed that their futures & the futures of their loved ones are being lit on fire for no reason, then nothing matters."

talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/n…

#USPol

If you give an asshole lots of money and power ... he is still an asshole

theverge.com/news/644943/shopi…

#capitalism

Coming to an airport near you with those "convenient" face recognition tools which scan you so you walk out without doing any paperwork, will be security personnel matching your face to anything you've said or done and deciding whether you get harassed (or worse) or not.

motherjones.com/politics/2025/…

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Shopify CEO says no new hires without proof AI can’t do the job

theverge.com/news/644943/shopi…

Will the CEO replace himself with an AI. That would be a huge cost cutting measure with a positive effect on the workforce...

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Dennis the Menace Star Jay North Dies at 73, His Classic Show Is Streaming on Prime Video cordcuttersnews.com/dennis-the…

In which @bagder is wrong about something, maybe.

"Wider code is harder to read."

Seems obvious it is highly subjective. Period.

I personally find excessive line breaking very difficult to read.

Being a DEC bunny I grew up on 80 chars. I always preferred my VT100 on 132w.

I found reading the blog post hard.

Breaking words is probably even worse (inset) 😂

I guess you can get used to anything.

But is there any evidence to support this dogma?

tldr; No. /1

daniel.haxx.se/blog/2025/04/07…

🫥 @aardrian explains the reasoning behind the only one <main> per page rule.

#HTML #WebStandards #a11y #ARIA

adrianroselli.com/2025/04/main…

Framework has stopped selling versions of its base laptop model in the US because of tariffs. Says that if it kept selling them in the US it would lose money. Framework is the only company that makes reliably upgradeable, repairable laptops

404media.co/framework-stops-se…

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Bug #284804 AX: VoiceOver no longer announces change to aria-expanded value
bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?i…

This bug appears to come and go. Get fixed, then regress, then get fixed. It’s still unassigned after 4 months.

I just tested in VoiceOver / macOS 15.4 / Safari 18.4 and it works. For me. For now.

Silence is Collaboration: Academics Must Speak Out Against Fascism. “We will call these arrests what they are: abductions by ICE cowards in plainclothes and facemasks.” lithub.com/silence-is-collabor…

Should the 'row' role really be necessary for parents of 'gridcell' and other cell role elements?

#ARIA #WebStandards #a11y #Nerdvana

github.com/w3c/aria/issues/240…

Ah, Shopify! Where would Breitbart be without you?

Now the CEO of Shopify demands that every developer there uses “AI” to enable swastika merchants to make even more moolah.

(Hi to my “friends” who work there!)

🔗 adactio.com/notes/21833

Y’all, we are in a timeline where the #AARP is telling old people to buy burner phones before going through border checks. What the actual fuck are we doing, America?
In other news, someone in DC just told me that the security fences have gone back up around the White House,so buckle up, they’re about to do something even worse than we’ve seen.

aarp.org/travel/travel-tips/se…

#aarp
in reply to Bread and Circuses

Six billionaire families and their allies funded Project 2025 to get climate action ended.

Bradley, Coors, Koch, Scaife, Seid, and Uihlein

desmog.com/2025/03/14/heritage…

desmog.com/2024/08/14/project-…

Yes, the moneyed are willing to risk global recession & wars to keep frying the planet.