@OttovonWenkoff hele nakoniec to dopadlo celkom dobre, zemiaky boli trochu predvarené, fotku nemám lebo sa mi rozpadol... dnes idem na tuniaka a toho urobím na panvici.
Also, some interesting @thunderbird trivia: In 2004, internet access wasn't nearly as widespread as it is now, so Mozilla offered to send installation CD-ROMs to users for $5.95.
A revised Tier0 list (based on @Seirdy's Tier0 list, @gardenfence and the @iftas DNI list)
Other lists going away
git archives of blocklists from .social and other sites Oliphant used to use also going away
And interesting:
"You should still be able to use the Tier 0 Oliphant list and get a respectable list of blocks, though you'll notice certain more contentious entries like qoto and threads won't be on that list anymore"
Looks like at least one corner of the fedvierse is welcoming our new surveillance capitalism overlords!
“Looks like at least one corner of the fedvierse is welcoming our new surveillance capitalism overlords!”
That’s a pretty disingenuous take.
I have 5 sources, down from 10. Should I maintain a list populated by only 5 sources just to keep threads on the list?
Anyway… if Threads shows up on Seirdy’s list or Gardenfence it will show up on mine. It’s not on theirs currently, which is why it’s going to drop off the list.
I picked up the entire 12-volume 'History of Middle-earth' for the Kindle for only $33 today (thanks to #Tolkien #reading Day). That's an insanely good bargain!
* NewPass: password manager to generate and store your passwords securely * PackageViewer: quickly view package name, version number, signature information and more * USB HID Client: use your phone as a keyboard and mouse WITHOUT any software on the other end * Flut Renamer: (batch) rename files in many ways
This is a repository of apps to be used with F-Droid. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
I'm #ActuallyAutistic and I know food preparation is difficult for many folks in the community.
But learning to feed yourself is a skill that has cascading effects (I get severely depressed if I don't feed myself food I like). Not to mention, not everyone has the $$ for takeout
A practical cookbook for those with depression. Written by Zilla Novikov & Rachel A. Rosen. Illustrated by Marten Norr. Originally available for free...
It's time again for me to ask if anyone knows of any long term projects or roles in illustration and design!
I have over 16 years experience in working within remote/distributed teams and agencies and am efficient in using Adobe CC, Figma, Webflow, Miro. I've done everything from icon and logo/brand design, editorial, interactive brochures and forms, character design.
1/ Janské lázně den čtvrtý. V šest hodin jsem už pil kávu a pak to začalo. První byla masáž krku a šíje. Přišel ohromnej masér a pořádně mě namasíroval. Tak, že mě do teď všechno bolí... Druhá byla logopedie, kde se zjistilo, že mám s mluvením vážné nedostatky, což mě trochu vykolejilo a dojalo... Třetí byla skupinová chůze CMP. To bylo dobrý, ikdyž taky mám velké rezervy... Čtvrté bylo cvičení v bazénu=pohoda...
Scheduling emails can be a valuable tool in managing your communication effectively. If you're aiming to maintain professionalism by sending emails during
We're bringing back the #GNOME social hour! Join us for the first one on April 1 at 17:30 UTC. All are welcome, newcomers and long-time contributors alike!
Hello everyone! I am excited to to let you know that we will be reviving GNOME’s social hour event! The first one will be held on 25th March. The purpose of this social hour is to bring together the GNOME community.
I read the part about HTTP3 and realized that _still is a thing_. I found out about github.com/openssl/openssl/pul… in fall of 2019 and I was so disappointed in openSSL and their OMC but it _still is not fixed_! really amazing. It makes HTTP/3 for "normal people" so much harder
The Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs (BMDV) has drawn up a draft bill that will make end-to-end encryption mandatory for messengers and cloud services in the future.
@c_th1 Bisher ist Chatkontrolle nur freiwillig und schließt verschlüsselte Dienste nicht ein. Wir müssen dran bleiben, damit das so bleibt (mindestens)!
@ErikJonker definitely a great step for privacy, but is it implementable? e.g. if iOS deletes cookies/cache/storage every 3 days (it does), then where do you store the encryption keys? if you store them on the server, then i’m not sure why e2e encryption is advantageous
In the conversation @ahl and I had with @simon in January, he mentioned work on adversarial attacks on LLMs that proved surprisingly universal. On today's Oxide and Friends, we will be joined by Nicholas Carlini, one of the authors of "Universal and Transferable Adversarial Attacks on Aligned Language Models" to talk not only about this specific work, but about adversarial machine learning in general -- and how it guides thinking on LLMs. Join us, 5p Pacific!
Today's #MythologyMonday theme is metalworking. Coincidentally I was digging into the myth of Hephaestos, and came up with some tidbits.
When Zeus threw Hephaestos off Olympos (to punish him for trying to shield Hera from his wrath), the blacksmith god landed on the island of Lemnos and broke his leg.
The fun bit is, apparently the island was inhabited by fearsome pirates. They nursed Hephaestos back to health and gave him a home.
I want "Hephaestos and the pirates" to be a thing 😄 #mythology
While @bagder works on curl's Distro details. I am working on OpenIndiana's curl details page. This should make it easier to handle simple updates where we don't need to touch patches or compile options. And for the cases where we need to coordinate with upstream give us an overview per package and direct links to places.
It's time for our Community Office Hours this Wednesday March 27 at 17:00 UTC and the topics are up to you! We'll answer live questions, questions sent to officehours@thunderbird.net, and some of the questions we heard most at SCaLE! 🤔 🐧
Find out how to join us in the blog, and note the shift in day and in UTC! Silly spring time changes. 🗓️ ⏰
Oooohhh, when we finaly see «Thunderbird for Android» (exactly this name 😁)? I cant wait!!! There is still no mail app on my smartphone 😖 Please, make it a little faster... just a little... 🙏 #thunderbird #ThunderbirdMobile
I know. 🙂 But this is different 🙃 Wish to see your blue thunderbird icon on my phone ))) I belive there will be some surprises 😊 #waitingforthunderbirdforandroid
Download as MP3 On this week’s episode, we have a special guest joining us to discuss his work with making our lives better in Linux audio. Of course, this...
How much money do you think the United States has spent since 1945 on the Cold War? Sometimes they ask this question then from the back of the audience comes in answer ‘billions and billions‘. A huge underestimate – billions and billions. The amount of money that the United States has spent on the Cold War since 1945 is approximately 10 trillion dollars. Trillion, that’s the big one with the ‘T’. What could you buy with 10 trillion dollars? The answer is: You could buy everything in the United States except the land. Everything. Every building, truck, bus, car, boat, plane, pencil, baby’s diaper. Everything in the United States except the land, that’s what we have spent on the Cold War.
So, now let me ask: How certain was it that the Russians were going to invade? Was it 100% certain? Guess not since they never invaded. What if it was only let say 10% certain? What would advocates of big military buildup have said? We must be prudent. It’s not enough to count on only the most likely circumstance. If the worst happens and it’s really extremely dangerous for us we have to prepare for that. Remote contingencies if there is serious enough have the prepared for. It’s classic military thinking – you prepare for the worst case.
And so now, I ask my friends who are comfortable with that argument, including the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal, why doesn’t that same argument apply to Global Warming. You don’t think it’s 100% likely? Fine. You are entitled to think that. If it’s only a small probability of it happening since the consequences are so serious, don’t you have to make some serious investment to prevent it or mitigate it? I think there’s a double standard of argument working and I don’t think we should permit it.
— Carl Sagan, An excerpt of a speech given on the 2nd of September in 1990 at the 5th Emerging Issues Forum at NCSU
Dr. Sagan's 2/9/1990 address at the 5th Emerging Issues Forum at NCSU, broadcast live on NC Public TV. Sagan spoke at the invitation of former Gov. Jim Hunt,...
W3C @wai are excited to announce two immediate job openings to join the highly-collaborative international W3C WAI team:
We are seeking an Accessibility Content Specialist, for full-time remote work on digital accessibility materials
We are seeking a Web Technical Specialist, for full-time remote work in the USA, on a 6-18-month project on implementation of accessibility standards through GitHub.
The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) is seeking two full-time remote staff members: Accessibility Content Specialist (worldwide); Technical Specialist (USA)
Many people affected by the recent blocking of #Telegram in 🇪🇸 Spain are looking for alternatives - especially decentralized ones.
#Snikket is one of those alternatives, and fully open-source. However, our Spanish translations are lacking, which can lead to a poor experience for our #hispanohablante friends.
If you think you could help us with translation, please reach out 🙂
Community chat Snikket is an open, friendly and welcoming community. The primary place to discuss the project is our chatroom on XMPP:
general@channels.snikket.
For people with an interest in #curl in distros, there is a new mailing list being setup for this specific purpose. Sign up to curl-distros here: lists.haxx.se/listinfo/curl-di…
Thinking about the article in last boost - the Fediverse can usefully be seen as an idea that existed when people believed in it. Every time someone said "it's not Mastodon it's the Fediverse, don't forget" the thing called Fediverse was existing.
However that never became rooted in any significant communities apart from among a small number of enthusiasts.
Communities don't grow because of people who are excited about building communities - community happens while you're making other plans.
Today, we have opened five non-compliance investigations under the Digital Markets Act.
It concerns: 🔹Alphabet’s rules on steering in Google Play 🔹Alphabet’s self-preferencing in Google Search 🔹Apple’s rules on steering in the App Store 🔹Apple's choice screen for Safari 🔹Meta’s ‘pay or consent model’
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