🦔 Eine kleine Lücke mit großer Bedeutung. Früher streiften Igel durch ländliche Hecken, Gehölze und artenreiche Magerwiesen. Heute kämpfen sie in urbanen Gärten und Parks um ihre Reviere – zwischen Zäunen und Straßen wird ihr Zuhause leider immer kleiner.

🪚 Du willst ihnen ein Stück Lebensraum zurückgeben? Zeit für ein Igel-Tor! Der Einschnitt im Zaun sollte am Boden mindestens 13 x 13 cm groß, ohne scharfe Kanten und am besten in der Nähe von Hecken und Sträuchern platziert sein.

America’s Mobile Security Crisis: Time for a Secure Alternative

ABC News reports a disturbing reality: smartphones used by U.S. officials, journalists, and tech execs are being hit by zero-click cyberattacks—many tied to Chinese state-backed hackers.

Learn more at Purism:
puri.sm/posts/americas-mobile-…

Just listened to this solid episode of the Statecraft podcast: How to Digitize the Government. I had the chance to meet Joel Burke in #Estonia at the e-Governance conference earlier this year.

I had the chance to meet Joel in Estonia at the e-Governance Conference earlier this year. Our conversation there echoed many of the themes in this episode.

Well worth a listen if you’re serious about modernizing public services.

statecraft.pub/p/how-to-digiti…

#XRoad #DigitalID #Digital #Podcast

🚨 WhatsApp is getting ADs 🚨

First #MetaAI in your messenger & now #ADs. 🫣

But will it stop there? Probably not!

Find out more here 👉 tuta.com/blog/how-to-turn-off-…

#WhatsApp #WhatsAppAds

Lidem, kteri vydelaji hromadu penez a s tim spojenou slavu/viditelnost v nejakym bode totalne jebne. Naprosto bez vyjimky.

Kdyby ty penize pouzili a nasli si kvalitniho psychologa, tak by to dost pomohlo cele spolecnosti. A sam doufam, ze to neni uplne pravidlo a jde vydelavat penize bez nutnosti se prepnout do modu chodiciho ekonomickeho a sociologickeho think tanku a snazit se ridit spolecnost podle mustru Thiela a Muska.

youtube.com/watch?v=wLN3cDgp9k…

🤦 Aby toho zmatku nabylo málo je tu “Zmatek v koncesionářských poplatcích. Část OSVČ se registrovat nemusí” kde tisková mluvčí vykládá zákon. Má to ale háček, ten nehovoří o nutnosti vlastnit, ale stačí už jenom “užívání”. Neměli by to konečně jasně vysvětlit (a napravit) zákonodárci?

seznamzpravy.cz/clanek/ekonomi…

Re: last boost, especially read @tante's article on "vibe coding": tante.cc/2025/05/23/on-vibe-co…

🚀 Openfire 5.0.1 is out! This update fixes several issues found in the 5.0.0 release that we did last week. Check out the blog post for more details: Openfire 5.0.1 Release #Openfire #XMPP discourse.igniterealtime.org/t…

Look, a new #curl option proposed by @icing: '--out-null'

github.com/curl/curl/pull/1780…

Distracted dolphin or frolicsome frog? Did you notice that in Raccoon themes are named according to a strange convention? Have you ever wondered why? My latest article explains the localization journey which has brought to this result.

livefasteattrashraccoon.github…

Wayback Machine to Hit ‘Once-in-a-Generation Milestone’ this October: One Trillion Web Pages Archived blog.archive.org/2025/07/01/wa…

Paul Harvey’s ‘The Rest of the Story’ Is Returning To Local Radio Stations cordcuttersnews.com/paul-harve…

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Molly White @molly0xfff) is the best journalist (by a considerable margin) covering the endlessly corrupt cryptocurrency "industry" and its metastasizing spread into the endlessly corrupt Trump world and -- this should scare the hell out of you -- now into our banking system.

citationneeded.news/issue-87/

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I went through and cleared out a load of unnecessary subscriptions, and put some of that to become a Friend of GNOME. It’s important to me to support my favourite thoughtful, usable open-source desktop environment (and who knows, perhaps one day my favourite phone environment too)

#gnome

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Open letter from #EPA employees says their boss has
has been "adopting the messaging of political propaganda, rather than the #science that the EPA’s work relies on. This includes spreading misinformation about science through official EPA channels, claiming science is a 'religion,' praising 'clean coal'(which does not exist), and attacking members of Congress (which may have violated the Hatch Act, which disallows political campaigning by federal employees)."
electrek.co/2025/07/01/hundred…

Google Tightens Android Sideloading—At What Cost to Digital Freedom?

Google has begun blocking sideloaded Android apps in Singapore, citing security concerns over apps requesting sensitive permissions like SMS and accessibility services.

Read the blog at Purism:
puri.sm/posts/google-restricts…

An iPhone app called ICEBlock, which allows anyone to lawfully and anonymously report ICE sightings and get notified about nearby ICE agents, went viral overnight after criticism from the US Attorney General.

FYI: The app doesn't collect or store user data. (I checked by doing a network traffic analysis of the app.)

techcrunch.com/2025/07/01/iceb…

A win! A federal judge has temporarily blocked a major reorganization of the Department of Health and Human Services, ruling that the mass firings and structural changes violated the law.
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From resistance team of US Natl Park Svc
500+ char posts not resent
Unaffiliated w/ AltNPS
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#AltNPS #Coup #Activism #NationalParkService #FederalGovernment #USpol #Trump

Given that currently 8% of the people detained by ICE for deportation are factual violent criminals, American citizens should take note that the words of a dictator are fucking meaningless gravy.

Merely having the wrong meme on your phone and not enough money for the best deals on a golden Trump card can get you thrown into a gulag in another country.

#FuckYourCitizenship
#DeathToDemocracy

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Do it anyway.


I hate running. I used to believe that, over time, this would change. I thought, over time, that I would grow to love running out of sheer repetition. This has not happened.

I used to think that if I could write for a living I’d never have to work—my hobby would be my job. This also has not happened. It turns out that when you have to do something for multiple hours every day it’s not always fun. Sometimes the day goes by quickly because of how much fun you’re having, sure, but not every day. Some days you don’t feel like being creative but have to anyway. Some days you have absolutely nothing to say but need to keep talking because that’s the job.

Sometimes things are hard, is what I’m saying. It’s a universal human experience.

Companies, naturally, are trying to sell you things to “solve” this unsolvable problem. The logic of consumerism runs deep in all of us thanks to the hundreds of hours we’ve all spent listening to advertising’s constant rituals. In thirty second we see a problem presented, a solution offered at a reasonable price, then a moment of ecstatic relief as the product solves the problem. It’s the story we’ve all seen more than any other, drilled into our heads, shaping the way we see the world whether we realize it or not.

So obviously we all think we’re one purchase away from solving things that aren’t really solvable. Do you hate running? Buy a Fitbit and you can turn those dreaded workout into something fun. Are you having trouble feeling motivated? Maybe buy this fancy project management software, or notebook, or anything else you might come to believe will finally make it easy for you to do things you don’t actually want to do.

I am not, for the record, saying all of these things are useless. They have real purposes. But no tool is every going to make it easy for you to do things you don’t want to do. I am never going to like running—I’m just going to have to convince myself to do it anyway.

I’ve found ways to make running suck less. I do it first thing in the morning—that way I don’t spend all day dreading the workout to come. I always run with my wife, which creates the social pressure I need to actually follow through. I listen to music while I run, mostly so that I have something to think about that isn’t how much I hate running. And we basically always run the same route—that way I know exactly how much running is left and can avoid the need to make any decisions while I’m tired and angry.

None of this makes running fun. It does make it suck less. And part of doing things you dislike—or even doing things you like on days you’d rather not—is realizing that there’s never going to be some purchase or trick that will magically make it easy. There is never going to be some magic moment of truth where things click and you stop resisting the things you know you need to do.

Sometimes you just have to push through it. Sometimes it’s hard, and that’s okay. Do it anyway.

Featured image from the forth century CE depicting someone who enjoys running more than me.

Stuff I wrote this week


It’s been a few weeks since I published anything here—I’ve been away from home for a while. Here’s some stuff I published while I was out.


Stuff you should read



An adorable black and white cat looking at the camera from the carpet.

Happy #CanadaDay. I figured, it might be fun to share this #CanadaLand episode where one of the McKenzie brothers explains the role #CanCon played in helping #Canada get a reputation of saying "eh?" David Thomas does a great job explaining the history of #SCTV — funny how culture comes into being. Welcome to the Great White North!

canadaland.com/podcast/1164-da…