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Adding yet another cherry on top of this song, BINI has collaborated with Asia’s most highly awarded recording artist and actress Agnez Mo – bringing you ful...
Whoa, interesting that "bini" means wife in Bahasa Indonesia, which is kind of opposite of the Tagalog meaning of "binibini." Reminds me of the difference of Tagalog "salamat" and Indonesian "selamat."
Incidentally, BINI has a song "Born To Win" that they translated to Bahasa Indonesia.
Born To Win (Bahasa Indonesia Version)Composed by: RYVNG, Maynine, Eva Louhivuori, Sophia PaeTranslated by Irwan SimantunjakOver-all Production by Jonathan M...
All these big corps only using the code without anything giving back to the open source community. Big companies are the prime example of exploiting the open source model. So they have free labor and doesn't give anything back. And the company gets higher profits each year. Same for the big tech.
Are one of all these companies paid you? Did they ever provide a fix via pull request or something?
Modern cars have fancy infotainment setups, big screens and all sorts of computers with networked functionality built-in. Part of that fanciness is increasingly often a curl install.
Il modello di business basato sulla sorveglianza, i sistemi di raccomandazione tossici e le caratteristiche di progettazione che creano dipendenza (il vero modello di business di questi giganti della tecnologia) non sono considerati fonti di rischi sistemici.
Invece, i report si concentrano sul sintomo (comportamento scorretto dell'utente, moderazione inefficace dei contenuti), ignorando la causa principale: una cattiva progettazione della piattaforma.
Ciò nonostante, le prove schiaccianti che questi sistemi causano danni, tra cui la diffusione e l'amplificazione dell'odio, della disinformazione, della divisione e l'invasione della nostra privacy per profilarci e sfruttare le nostre vulnerabilità a scopo di lucro.
Le grandi aziende tecnologiche affermano di consultare stakeholder esterni per valutare e mitigare i rischi, ma sembra che nessuna delle +120 organizzazioni in @PeoplevsBigTech, comprese quelle che hanno pubblicato ricerche sui rischi sistemici relativi alle piattaforme di social media, sia stata consultata. La DSA afferma che dovrebbero. Coincidenza?
Ci sono anche lacune nei report, ad esempio Facebook non riesce a spiegare perché identifica alcuni rischi come bassi. Alcuni report non vanno molto oltre ciò che era già di dominio pubblico, con pochissimi dati concreti su metriche ed efficacia.
Sebbene la maggior parte delle aziende Big Tech fornisca informazioni su come mitigano i rischi identificati (alcuni dei quali sono stati suggeriti da gruppi della società civile ed esperti), nessuna di esse fornisce informazioni sull'efficacia di queste misure di mitigazione.
Ad esempio, Facebook cita l'uso di etichette di disinformazione e YouTube evidenzia la funzionalità "Breaking News Shelf" come esempi di misure di mitigazione, ma non ci vengono forniti dettagli significativi sulla loro efficacia. Abbiamo bisogno di prove che queste misure di mitigazione funzionino (o meno) per poter giudicare se siano efficaci. Finora la ricerca ha dimostrato che le piattaforme dei social media sono progettate per coinvolgere, far infuriare e creare dipendenza, danneggiando la nostra salute mentale. Se ci sono prove del contrario, vogliamo vederle!
Anche la società civile deve essere consultata in modo significativo sui rischi sistemici correlati alle piattaforme dei social media. Avendo pubblicato molte ricerche indipendenti su questo tema, sappiamo una cosa o due sui rischi 😉
Restate sintonizzati per un'analisi più dettagliata dei report nelle prossime settimane 📑 Nel frattempo, potete trovare alcune delle nostre ricerche precedenti relative ai rischi delle piattaforme di social media qui e di seguito:
Fixes for wolfSSL OPENSSL_COEXIST expansion for MD4, MD5, and DES.
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Today's DecRecs is this site which lists speculative fiction in translation (into English), and I'm linking you to this page which lists SF in translation available for free, categorized by year:
Basic Galactic Astrogation, or: How To Talk About Directions In Space
* north (up, towards the zenith, north generally the direction of the earth's north pole, but adjusted to be perpendicular with the galactic plane) * south (down, towards the nadir, opposite of north)
* coreward (pointing from Sol towards Sag A) * rimward (opposite of coreward)
* leading (left if viewed from clockwise spin which is convention for some reason, south facing north, bottom up; right if viewed with counterclockwise spin, top down. also sometimes called spinward) * trailing (right if viewed from clockwise spin, left if viewed from counterclockwise spin. opposite of leading)
FBI releases PSA warning about all the ways that cybercriminals are using AI to commit fraud on a larger scale and to increase the success of their scams. The advisory warns about deepfaked videos and voice calls, as well as AI generated profile images to impersonate people.
Among their recommendations:
-Create a secret word or phrase with your family to verify their identity.
-Look for subtle imperfections in images and videos, such as distorted hands or feet, unrealistic teeth or eyes, indistinct or irregular faces, unrealistic accessories such as glasses or jewelry, inaccurate shadows, watermarks, lag time, voice matching, and unrealistic movements.
-Listen closely to the tone and word choice to distinguish between a legitimate phone call from a loved one and an AI-generated vocal cloning.
-If possible, limit online content of your image or voice, make social media accounts private, and limit followers to people you know to minimize fraudsters' capabilities to use generative AI software to create fraudulent identities for social engineering.
-Verify the identity of the person calling you by hanging up the phone, researching the contact of the bank or organization purporting to call you, and call the phone number directly.
-Never share sensitive information with people you have met only online or over the phone.
-Do not send money, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or other assets to people you do not know or have met only online or over the phone.
I would add to this list is something I have tried to do with those in my immediate orbit who need a little more help against scams and spams: Set their phone so that incoming calls are limited to people on their contacts list; all the rest go to voicemail. At this point, we are way beyond expecting everyone to be experts at spotting fake this or that.
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Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. insists it’s a good sign U.S. president-elect Donald Trump feels 'comfortable' joking with Canadian officials, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Today I got the chance to ask our computer graphics professor a question that I asked myself quite some time ago: what the fuck is the color pink?
Like, the color right before infrared is red, the color right before ultraviolet is violet. And every other color is some wavelength between those two colors. EXCEPT FOR PINK!?
On a hue color wheel pink is between red and violet, so it's wavelength has to be somewhere around there, right??
Well, turns out pink is the color humans perceive when red and violet are mixed (duh), meaning the red and blue cones are stimulated. Since both cones respond to wavelengths on the opposite ends of the visible spectrum, there is no monochromatic wavelength that would trigger both, hence there is no wavelength that looks pink.
That's also the reason pink does not appear in a rainbow, because there white sunlight light, a mixture of (almost, hi Astro-fedi) all monochromatic wavelengths, is refracted based on wavelength, so no mixed colors occur in it.
I love that Walmart is a free AIRA access point. That should have happened a long time ago. However, it bothers me that they are talking about how they are committed to accessibility for the blind and visually impaired, when there iPhone app has been broken for quite some time now, among other accessibility issues throughout the shopping experience for us there. I am positive they know the search in the app is broken. Free AIRA is a tool, not a crutch. Not everyone wants a third-party in the middle of their shopping experience. chainstoreage.com/walmart-prov…
President Joe Biden’s Department of Labor is proposing to abolish below-minimum-wage pay for people with disabilities, targeting a long-controversial program whose fate will now rest with the incoming Trump administration.
I've noticed a concerning trend of "slop security reports" being sent to open source projects. Here are thoughts about what platforms, reporters, and maintainers can do to push back:
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On Monday, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger abruptly decided to retire after less than four years on the job. That was the official story, anyhow. The truth is more complicated.
Thanks so much for the birthday wishes! (We don't know how to feel about the reminder that the tech this typist used in high school and college just turned 30, besides old! 👵 )
Sorry for the late reply - have you still noticed this happening? If you still notice it, we'd be really grateful if you reported a bug at Bugzilla! bugzilla.mozilla.org/home
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I have been using Thunderbird for many years but have recently started using Thunderbird on the Android. I am really not a fan of the way folders are displayed within the application.
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Synapse 1.120.2 was just released with several security fixes: github.com/element-hq/synapse/… You should really update now and while the last 2 CVEs say, they were fixed on 1.106, to my knowledge that is only true if you enabled authenticated media, which only became the default in 1.120, so you really want to update even for those or at least update your config.
Synapse 1.120.2 (2024-12-03)
This version has building of wheels for macOS disabled.
It is functionally identical to 1.120.1, which contains multiple security fixes.
If you are already using 1.120....
Thinking about it, their conclusion that “the app-ification of everything can lead to some pretty absurd scenarios” isn’t necessarily correct. It isn’t the app-ification – it’s delegating control to some server on the internet which is expected to have 100% availability. It’s the same issue with you losing access to your local e-books or games because a vendor went out of business. Same thing is increasingly happening to hardware which seemingly has little reason to rely on internet services.
I can think of several possible solutions which don’t rely on internet connectivity at all or only require a connection at the time of the reservation (unproblematic: without connectivity no reservation confirmation). These would deposit a token on user’s device which can be verified locally, without relying on the vendor’s server.
While this wouldn’t be hard to implement, it would require the vendor to consider their centralization a potential weakness. This isn’t aligned with their incentives however, as centralizing the system makes it easier to control everything and collect every last piece of data.
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