FYI for TeamTalk server administrators who run Debian on an X86_64 machine, and may be considering upgrading to Debian 13: The ubuntu24-x86_64 package runs on Debian 13. You'll need the ubuntu22-x86_64 package for Debian 12. And BearWare, just because your opinion is that Ubuntu is the only version of Linux in existence, allow me to correct you to say that Debian was and is first. Adendum: Someone pointed out that if you're using TeamTalk client in a Linux GUI, the Ubuntu24 version has accessibility problems, and the Ubuntu22 version will still run on Debian 13.
@fireborn Interesting. I was only evaluating it from the CLI server perspective, but I also did not try the Ubutnu22 package on Debian 13. Thanks for the info.
The vast majority of the time was spent in navigating guidelines around packaging and screenshots (and I probably still have bits of that wrong), and being less familiar with Codeberg than GH.
Fedinspect is expected to be more interesting for developers poking around at nodeinfo and federation and stuff, rather than generally. I learned a few fun fedi-related things while testing it anyway, though.
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A reminder that upgrading your server might shut down parts of the security related components and leave services unintentionally exposed.
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There's been a lot of negativity around #Matrix and #Element recently. And I (somewhat) joined in and expressed my frustration with it every now and then. Something I still appreciate around #Matrix is the fact, that they listen to (most of) the criticism and acknowledge (many of) their problems. There's a nice self-critical video addressing all of this recent criticism: youtube.com/watch?v=OyuqM7RbX5…
In which Matthew monologues for 35 minutes about listening & learning from the wave of critical blog-posts about Matrix over the last week or so.Full transcr...
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Pozdně barokní křížová cesta v bývalé hornické obci Ruda u Rýmařova zaujme nejen virtuozitou kamenosochařské práce, ale i neopakovatelným výhledem do údolí Moravy a na horské pásmo Jeseníků.
Are you sure? Because it has quite a lot of red flags that hint at it too being "AI" slop, and all the matches for this image online are very dubious and recent.
"Published date: July 2, 2024", and looking at the other images uploaded by the same user also does not exactly inspire confidence pixabay.com/users/uwetr-143255… (no other images are done in the same style, half of images are explicitly labeled as "AI generated").
@jani totally agreed. but I have come to accept that after a few decades, the feature development share has decreased into a rather small piece of the pie...
Jo, decades of ignoring security and now complaining about the interests of the technical dept. I’m so sick and tired of all the complaints about “uhhh, ohhh, security….” from everywhere. If everybody would have done their job from beginning, instead of just hacking shit together (MVP, PoC, move fast and break things bullshit), then we would not have this problem. So stop complaining about security and do your job, or leave it!
We use it every day, but how does it really work? USB has been around for almost 30 years and it evolved into really universal interface that even extended from the world of computers into the world of extra low voltage electric distribution.
viem že tu je nonstop benzínka vzdušnou čiarou asi do kilometra ale je na výpadovke/okruhu/diaľnici nevím tak že idem o tretej ráno génius.. odôvodnil som si to že robím aj väčšie kktiny, toto som odfotil a celý som doškriabný malinčím ostnaté drôty okolo Audi ma nezastavili #Dubravka
edit: tou istou cestou som sa vrátil naspäť bez piva
I can now turn what began as a quick project made in a providential three weeks of free time into an app that can...actually do basic things like add contacts 😅
More importantly, it'll make the open and standardised messaging protocol available to a mobile platform where few large players have dared to tread 👟
Dnes jsem vyrazil směr Brno. Zatím se jede dobře, i když do kopce musím (kvůli limitacím kola) chodit. Sám jsem zvědav kdy to vzdám a vyhledám raději nejbližší vlakovou zastávku :d
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this is incredibly blatant propaganda and every time you post shit like this it reminds me how divorced the linux foundation is from linux users. the GDPR is the bare fucking minimum protocol necessary to support for citizens to be able to trust corporations for things that otherwise would have to be restricted to much more highly regulated entities like the government itself
the GDPR is a protocol negotiated with corporations by representatives of the citizens in order to give corporations the opportunity to demonstrate they can do better than resting on their laurels and extracting a monthly tithe from anyone foolish enough to do business with them
So, what you’re saying is that we should not have laws that protect normal people from having their data farmed in ways that would make even the stasi blush?
It’s funny in a very sad way that something called the Linux foundation is having this extremely corporate boot licking message, considering that a good share of Linux desktop users are that to get away from the corporate spying.
Reputable bug bounty programs would charge submitters a serious safety deposit, they only get back after maintainers have confirmed their vulnerability report.
@dec_hl There are times when I think I am terrifyingly stupid or otherwise unqualified to use anything more sophisticated than a pencil. Then I read something like this.
#AndroidAppRain at apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today brings you 13 updated apps and 1 umbrella: 6 apps have been removed, as they were outdated, unmaintained for years, and…
* TauonRemote: proprietary dependencies * LibreHome: close to no downloads, doubtful to still work with up-to-date servers * qBittorrent-Controller: GMS, Ads * AudioSpeedup: close to no downloads * Lamp: still experimental * SimpleReminder: close to no downloads
This is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
"Asked to generate intervention plans for struggling students, AI teacher assistants recommended more punitive measures for hypothetical students with Black-coded names and more supportive approaches for students the platforms perceived as white, a new study shows."
We know that educators are bombarded with (VC-funded) hype about AI tools as magical solutions. Please don't take these claims at face value and do your own due diligence. 1/4
A Common Sense Media study found AI teacher assistants generated more-punitive recommendations for students with Black-coded names compared with those with white-coded names.
The Sob Story I'm used to being spoiled and having static IPs. I just moved away from AT&T service where I was able to get a /27 for $30 a month (and 5gbit fiber!). Previously I worked for an ISP that gifted me a /23 to play around with …
yes, so with the simple method of getting your VPS provider to assign additional static IPs to your VPS and Proxy ARP, you can "teleport" the static IP to your home over the WireGuard tunnel. The IP is not actually assigned to any interfaces on the VPS and you get to avoid NAT, needing X-Forwarded-For, etc. All your server logs will have the real public IPs 🤠
Plus you can leverage the VPS provider's DDoS protection 😎 (you also gain that with NAT or reverse proxying, but it's another good reason to not use your home ISP's public IP directly)
Another advantage of either design is that you could have multiple internet connections at home for redundancy. The WireGuard tunnel is perfect for this. I do this with a hotspot that has unlimited data. I'll be moving next week and changing ISPs but none of my network configuration for my servers needs to change. I'll keep the same IPs because they're ~in the cloud~ 🙃
At #Zürich #Zurich airport #ZRH apparently they require a boarding pass OR your passport just to connect to the so called "free WiFi".
Passport data just to use a #WiFi? What is next? ID check to post something on Instagram?
Come on, a WiFi is a commodity like a power socket. The whole useless infrastructure with those kiosks, connection to boarding pass validators and the printer to print out vouchers - and this in 2025.
@hub That doesn't make it better. Boston Logan International: One redirect page with ONE CHECKBOX literally asking you to not do something illegal. That's all. Same at Frankfurt airport.
Do I miss some harsh Swiss regulation which is responsible for it?
many EU countries require authentication for "public" wifi. Similarly many require ID to obtain a SIM card. Germany and France for the one I experienced. Burner phones (SIM) are literally illegal.
They might have GDPR, but they surely have more strings attached.
Yo estudiaba español cuando yo era joven, entonces necistaba buscar la definición de la frasa “lámpara de lupa”. (yo conocía la palabra “lámpara”, por supesto.)
¡Pero, sí, necisito la misma!
También: Claro que necisito estudiar “español por los viejos” ahora.
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