Activisten Code Rood maken zich klaar voor nieuwe actie van burgerlijke ongehoorzaamheid
Van 24 tot 28 oktober plannen de activisten van Code Rood nieuwe acties waarmee ze de fossiele brandstofindustrie wil wijzen op haar verantwoordelijkheid voor de wereldwijde klimaatcrisis. Dit word…Uitgezonderd
Symbolische steun voor ontruimde Wondelmeersen vanuit het Lappersfortbos
#Ecologie #Gent #Brugge #Bos #Activisme
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Symbolische steun voor ontruimde Wondelmeersen vanuit het Lappersfortbos
“Lappersfort steunt Wondelmeersen”. Onbekenden hebben vrijdag 11 oktober een spandoek opgehangen in de buurt van het Lappersfortbos in Sint-Michiels Brugge. Meer dan 20 jaar na de eerst…Uitgezonderd
Beware of any so-called "Christian" movement that proclaims the world is full of enemies to be destroyed, rather than full of neighbors to be loved.
Beware of any so-called "Christian" movement that demands the government be an instrument of God's wrath but never a source of God's mercy, generosity, or compassion.
Beware of any so-called "Christian" movement that requires crowds in vast numbers to glorify its leaders instead of humbling themselves before others.
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Tapping the sign again:
Being autistic does not make anyone sexist, racist, eugenicist, an advocate for gendered violence, an apologist for child abuse, or any of the things that white dudes in open source technology are starting to be held accountable for.
Being an *asshole* makes someone an advocate for abuse.
Stop infantilizing grown-ass adults.
Criticism of a sexual harasser is not ableist. You know what's ableist? Your colleagues who refuse to prioritize accessibility in FLOSS.
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Best Linux Distro: How to Choose Guide for Every User
Choosing the best Linux distro can be a daunting task with the sheer variety of options available. Whether you’re a beginner looking for the best Linux desktop…Lucas Rees (LinuxConfig)
Amazon signs three deals to help develop small modular nuclear reactors in the US, with Amazon's Climate Pledge Fund leading a $500M Series C-1 for X-energy (Diana Olick/CNBC)
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Amazon goes nuclear, to invest more than $500 million to develop small modular reactors
Amazon is the latest large tech company to buy into nuclear power to fuel the growing demands from data centers.Diana Olick (CNBC)
Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus review: thin design, spacious 15.6" screen, great performance, Quick Insert key, and solid battery life, but average speakers (Daniel Thorp-Lancaster/Wired)
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Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus review: thin design, spacious 15.6'' screen, great performance, Quick Insert key, and solid battery life, but average speakers
By Daniel Thorp-Lancaster / Wired. View the full context on Techmeme.Techmeme
5 Windows-Like Linux Distros You Should Try Out
How Linux looks like wearing a Windows costume!How-To Geek
36 Useful Apache ‘.htaccess’ Tricks for Security and Performance | Linux Today
Below are 25 essential .htaccess tricks and tips that can help improve your site’s security, performance, and SEO.LinuxToday
YouTube Unveils 11 New Features Updates Including a New Sleep Timer | Cord Cutters News
YouTube announced today a sweeping set of updates designed to improve the experience for both viewers and creators across all platforms, including web, mobile, TVs, and YouTube Music.Luke Bouma (Cord Cutters News)
FCC Launches Inquiry into Internet Data Caps Used By Comcast & Others | Cord Cutters News
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced today it is formally investigating the use of data caps by broadband providers and their impact on consumers and competition.Luke Bouma (Cord Cutters News)
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Hands-On With Amazon's New 2024 Kindles, Including a New Color Kindle
Not only has has Amazon upgraded its entry-level Kindle, Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Scribe, it also launched the all-new Kindle Colorsoft, its first Kindle with a color E Ink screen.David Carnoy (CNET)
There was a lot of news the other day about passkeys and portability - fidoalliance.org/fido-alliance… - that says in part:
"Until now, there has been no standard for the secure movement of credentials, and often the movement of passwords or other credentials has been done in the clear."
This is true, but... there is also still no standard for any of that. The specs are mostly empty placeholders.
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Solid Mitch Hedberg energy here.
FIDO Alliance Publishes New Specifications to Promote User Choice and Enhanced UX for Passkeys - FIDO Alliance
The FIDO Alliance has published a working draft of a new set of specifications for secure credential exchange that, when standardized and implemented byLori Glavin (FIDO Alliance)
This is the most important thing you need to know about passkeys: that "Authorizing Party" box in the spec?
That's not you. They're not actually "your" passkeys.
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PureOS Crimson Development Report: September 2024 – Purism
Purism makes premium phones, laptops, mini PCs and servers running free software on PureOS. Purism products respect people's privacy and freedom while protecting their security.Purism SPC
Celebrating 20 Years of Google Summer of Code
Google Summer of Code program celebrates its 20th year of nurturing new contributors and increasing positive impact to the open source ecosystem.Google Open Source Blog
How to ruin your day:
- Try to turn on your Macbook and find it dead.
- Send it for replacement.
- Boot up the good old Macbook from the bottom of the wardrobe.
- Start the migration assistant
- Be happy that it found your time machine backup on NAS.
- Enter the encryption key for the backup
- Be happy you've done that on a first try as why would they support the password managers or at least the copy/paste...
- Begin the NW transfer and wait.... WAIT
- Find out it's deadly slow, do some googling and check whether you still support SMB1 on NAS
- Shit - you do - so stop the process, disable SMB1 and start over 4-6, because on 7 you get "Mount failed".
- Try the encryption key again, again and AGAIN, still "mount failed"
12-1024. Restarts, googling, backing out to SMB1, first friend on a phone, second, third... still F...ing "mount failed".
I'm out of reasons, the sparsbundle works, you can mount it, decrypt it, even get some data via time-machine itself, but that bloody migration assistant doesn't ever works correctly again.
With all the guide dog discrimination on Lyft and Uber, why haven't I seen much in the way of people advocating for, or companies moving towards, the implementation of a feature which would allow riders to disclose the service animal on their profile? I got into a debate with someone on Twitter a few years ago about this, and the best they could come up with is that they "don't want to have to wait longer than other people."
Animal alergies are real. Think whiping Mcdonald's crumbs out of your car is difficult? What about dog hair?
Animal phobias are also real. I work with someone whose sister is so afraid of cats that she won't work in someone's house that contains a cat. Seriously it's almost primal!
Dislike of dogs and things about them is real. I don't have a dog alergy, I don't have a fear of dogs, but I made it clear to my sister that I really preferred it if her dog didn't hop on my bed.
I saw in an article today that Lyft might be adding a way to disclose service animals. This, is fair. This, is what needs to happen. This, protects drivers and riders alike. At least from my point of view.
If you don't believe this, why? I genuinely want to know the prospectives of people who don't, because I'm trying to understand that and I've only heard from one guy.
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We’re celebrating 20 years of Thunderbird this year! It’s been an incredible journey for our users, the dedicated team of contributors who have worked on it and of course our amazing open-source community who has been there every step of the way. 🎉 To mark this occasion, check out this beautiful video by @freehive and see how Thunderbird is ready for the next 20 years.
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Experience the New Thunderbird!
On December 7, 2004, Thunderbird 1.0 was released. Now, 20 years later, we’re celebrating two decades of secure, open-source email communication! 🎉 This new...YouTube
The worst AI scraper that doesn't even identify itself as such is still this user agent:
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:72.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/72.0
It's not even listed on darkvisitors(.)com
I see 5120 requests in the last 24 hrs alone, all for JPEG & WEBP files. I don't want to know how much bandwidth & energy it consumes, globally.
Easy to block via Cloudflare or .htaccess: Firefox/72 is ages old and no human visitor would use it.
Spread the word.
if this really happened, the employee who used generative AI to “expand” the photo should be immediately fired.
We can’t eliminate genAI anymore than we can eliminate plagiarism, but we can limit its normalization by making discovery so costly that people are too terrified to take the risk.
Siri enables it then, in a snarky tone:
'Noise canceling is already on.'
Well duh!
Anything I ask it to do with airpods like that, it now responds as if the setting were already active first. This, since iOS 18.
Apple’s App Stores can’t install new apps
Apple’s App Stores across the iPhone, iPad, and Mac are down, leaving users unable to install new apps.Emma Roth (The Verge)
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