#blocklist update:
Added ts.net to my spammy-subdomains.txt list. While I have been aware of this for the past year, the number of subdomains on fedi has increased and the spam risk is too great (at least one person reported spam).
I should have added this months ago, to be honest: free easily-created subdomains and partially-managed hosting (networking) all in one for a product with sufficient popularity without heavy moderation of spam generally spells out a terrible place way to run an instance. Get a domain name.
For more about spammy-subdomains, see the supplementary blocklists section of my fediverse blocklists.
I’m making a 13.7 billion year long timeline with 5th graders mostly to teach them the difference in scale between billions and millions— but also to get them curious (I hope) about the way things bunch up and cluster together. I need more ideas for “significant events in the history of the universe/earth”
Nothing too technical.
Texas has purged about 500K eligible voters from voter rolls
Nebraska potentially changing its Electoral count to winner take all so they all go Red
Georgia is requiring 5-6M votes be counted by hand
Red states have closed more than 10,000 polling locations in Black/Latino neighborhoods
This is how Republicans are organizing to steal the election
Vas a una tienda de zapatos y cosillas de senderismo que es chiquita, independiente, linda.
No tienen de tu talla.
😢
Российская Федерация — светское государство. Религиозные объединения отделены от государства. Обеспечивается светский характер образования в государственных и муниципальных образовательных организациях.
Знаете, что это за экстремистский текст?
Things I didn't have on my cyberpunk dystopia bingo card: restarting Three Mile Island to power Microsoft AI
The Mastodon canary token story continues.
The token has been pretty much dormant for the last few months (except for hits from Google), but now we have a new player in the game. The ByteDance spider, ByteDance being the company behind TikTok.
Secret calculator hack brings ChatGPT to the TI-84, enabling easy cheating
Tiny device installed inside TI-84 enables Wi-Fi Internet, access to AI chatbot.
arstechnica.com/information-te…
Gajim 1.9.4 has been released 🎉
This release integrates XMPP Providers (@xmpp_providers), supports Hats and brings many improvements and bug fixes. Thank you for all your contributions!
If you like to support Gajim with a donation, feel free to visit liberapay.com/Gajim
gajim.org/post/2024-09-19-gaji…
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Not replying when your whole body is itching with a strong desire to send something really sarcastic back. *that* is the restraint that builds character.
At least that's what I tell myself.
puri.sm/posts/ftc-highlights-v…
Congrats Danielle!
Thanks for an awesome presentation at #matrixconf on the power of Element Server Suite.
For more information about ESS visit element.io/server-suite
"A topic dear to my heart: there is no functional URL/URI standard today."
I wrote on the #HTTPbis mailing list:
This week we released GNOME 47 “Denver”! 🥳
To find out more, and to see what else happened this week, you should check out the latest issue of #ThisWeekInGNOME!
👉 thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2024/…
Fascinating presentation at #matrixconf from Jan Kohnert at gematik.
Germany’s healthcare industry is developing the Matrix-based TI-Messenger standard. An excellent example of interoperable secure communications.
Let's say someone's running down the street, waving a machete left and right. A pedestrian doesn't manage to jump aside and gets killed. Do we call that murder?
So why, when someone is speeding in a few ton iron coffin and killing someone, we are talking of "unfortunate accident"?
linuxdays.cz/2024/
@mkyral
@archos @rholas
1. Spravují silnice II. a III. třídy (tedy největší část silniční sítě mimo místních komunikací)
2. Objednávají autobusovou dopravu, spěšné a osobní vlaky
3. Zřizují a spravují skoro všechny střední školy a část základních
4. Zřizují a spravují významnou část nemocnic a zařízení sociální péče
5. Zřizují a spravují významnou část kulturních zařízení
6. Rozdělují dotace jak z krajského rozpočtu, tak částečně i od státu a z EU
@archos většinou když jdu volit, bývá nátřask, fronta, … Mívám pocit, že bude rekordní volební účast, ale nakonec je třeba jen mírně nadprůměrná.
Dneska bylo poprvé u voleb na Praze 3 úplně mrtvo. Tipuju, že i 20% účast bude nakonec úspěch. I kandidáti byli před volbama naprosto neviditelní - žádné plakáty, meetingy, jen 1 leták do schránky.
LinkedIn is "TikTok" for middle aged people.
You know how older people are always scared of TikTok messing up young people's minds with disinformation and bullshit, of influencers getting kids to do dumb shit for their profit? That's exactly what LinkedIn does for middle aged people: A constant stream of weird influencers selling absolute garbage to people who are unsure about what their job means and what they care about.
Seirdy
in reply to Seirdy • • •Moreover, I’ve had an increase in requests to add entries to shared blocklists. I normally don’t take requests for shared lists except in extreme situations, and in those cases I only do overrides as part of the process documented in the article. If I think an override is controversial, I ask a couple sources most likely to disagree; if multiple sources are opposed to adding an entry that overrides consensus, I don’t.
The point of FediNuke is to show what basically everyone agrees should be blocked, and that leaves out a lot of awful (and less-awful) entries. The goal isn’t to make a blocklist that’s enough; it’s to make a blocklist whose entries you probably agree with. As the docs say, this list is not comprehensive. It’s a huge compromise. There’s a reason why our blocklist isn’t just FediNuke; FediNuke is a list to compare other lists to, or a starting point for blocklist-skeptics. If you choose to trust FediNuke (and it’s fine if you don’t; I’m not “making” anybody use it on principle), then your list should eventually be a superset of what you import from it.
#FediNuke