🇩🇪 Today we celebrate #GermanUnityDay – a victory over oppression & mass surveillance.
But history warns us: #ChatControl could bring surveillance back at a scale East Germany could only have dreamed of. It's like putting a spy in every phone with AI as judge.
Let’s defend freedom & say NO to #ChatControl! ✊
👉 tuta.com/blog/unity-day-remind…
Let’s celebrate German Unity Day – and take it as reminder to stop Chat Control! | Tuta
The division of Germany was accompanied by mass surveillance in East Germany and the suppression of the opposition. This should serve as a lesson to us as to why Chat Control must never be allowed.Tuta
I'm going to talk about the sahiqat (صاحقات) genre. In the pre-modern #Arab world this was the genre of sapphic or lesbian stories. It was regarded as the purest form of love because of how impossible it was.
Different than Western sapphic love stories, it re-affirmed their devotion to God. For example the most famous couple are al-Zarqa and Hind bint al-Nu'man.
@medievodons @histodons #history #medieval #medievalhistory #Arabicliterature
Jinak kdybyste mě chtěli slyšet koktat něco o tom co selhostinguju a jak to jde, můžete se stavit ve 13h do posluchárny 105 na FIT ČVUT v Dejvicích. 😬
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#StroongeCast E01: Will You Peel My Orange? youtu.be/XeVO8pTfrK8
We know there are so many podcasts, so why another one?
Well, partly because we can but partly because we hope to be interesting and thoughtful, if at all possible.
In this first episode we discuss one annoying Tiktok trend of asking your significant other to 'peel an orange' and what this actually means.
We also discuss hugging, tactility and our joy of listening to other podcasts.
Download: onj.me/media/stroongecast/01_-…
StroongeCast E01: Will You Peel My Orange?
RSS feed: https://onj.me/media/stroongecast/index.php?xml_feed=yWelcome to episode 1 of StroongeCast, a husband and wife team consisting of Andre and Kirsten...YouTube
#StroongeCast E55: What's On Your Kid's Phone? youtu.be/egcK5mGPL2Q
In this episode we discuss the control that parents have over their children's phones or tablets. At what age do you give your children a device? Do you give them one at all?
The minefield of managing apps for children is a difficult one, and it can be difficult to get a balance between very strict control making your child feel stifled, or zero control allowing them to come across extremely unsafe material that no child should ever see.
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StroongeCast E55: What's On Your Kid's Phone?
Welcome to episode 55 of StroongeCast.In this episode we discuss the control that parents have over their children's phones or tablets. At what age do you gi...YouTube
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#StroongeCast E56: Adulting youtu.be/jwJ2rNCZy7c
In this episode we're talking adulting. What's it like?
Is it annoying?
Why did we ever think that being responsible for buying food would ever be a fun thing to do?
Credit cards, yes or no?
Were there things that you thought would be fun to do as an adult but now you have to do them, you wish you didn't?
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StroongeCast E56: Adulting
Welcome to episode 56 of StroongeCast.In this episode we're talking adulting. What's it like?Is it annoying?Why did we ever think that being responsible for ...YouTube
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La tortura no debe tener cabida en un Estado democrático. Erradiquemos cualquier trato inhumano, cruel o degradante.
🤝 Nuestro compromiso para que el Mecanismo Nacional de Prevención de la tortura se fortalezca con más recursos y una legislación eficaz.
naiz.eus/es/info/noticia/20251…
Debate en Madrid sobre la tortura a detenidos vascos, en el estreno de ‘Arg(h)itzen’
«Parafraseando a la presidenta madrileña, habéis invitado a un autobús de kale borroka», suelta Martxelo Otamendi,...Daniel Galvalizi (Naiz)
So I'm not the only one.
Big if, though; as long as one can deliver. I've had situations where something went wrong and I didn't have time to fix it (computer decides not to work, internet goes down, power cut, whatever). And then I always get asked: why did you leave it to the last moment? Well, because it's really hard to get myself to do it earlier, that's why.
Belastingdienst naar Microsoft: Schoffering van de Tweede Kamer en van het Nederlandse/Europese bedrijfsleven.
Er is het afgelopen jaar vaak gedebatteerd over de digitale onafhankelijkheid van Nederland en de roep om onafhankelijk te worden van Amerikaanse bedrijven wordt steeds luider. Dat de staatssecretaris nu kenbaar maakt dat drie overheidsdiensten alsnog overstappen naar Microsoft roept veel woede op. Zet de stappen die al wel zouden kunnen! Lees en luister hier: bnr.nl/nieuws/tech-innovatie/1…
On this day nine years ago I started my collection: "screenshotted #curl credits"
daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/10/03…
screenshotted curl credits
If you have more or better screenshots, please share! This shot is taken from the ending sequence of the PC version of the game Grand Theft Auto V. 44 minutes in! See the youtube version. Sky HD is a satellite TV box. This is a Philips TV.daniel.haxx.se
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AM Part 1: Using AppManager to Install Apps and Overcome Future Restrictions - Accessible Android
DISCLAIMER: The following post is a user-submitted post. Accessible Android editorial staff members have not tested the service, and using it is at your ownCiprian Dinca (Accessible Android)
Anybody know of a #GoToSocial instance accepting new registrations? 🤔
Teil 6 der der Nextcloud-Serie!
Push-Benachrichtigungen auf Android via UnifiedPush & NextPush – datenschutzfreundlich über deine Nextcloud statt Google. 👇
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#nextcloud #unifiedpush #push #google #android #datenschutz
Push-Benachrichtigungen für Android via UnifiedPush (NextPush) – Nextcloud Teil 6
Push-Benachrichtigungen auf Android via UnifiedPush & NextPush – datenschutzfreundlich über deine Nextcloud statt Google.www.kuketz-blog.de
Despite generating $4.3 billion in revenue in the first half of 2025, OpenAI reported a net loss of $13.5 billion. In other words, ignore all sugar coating. They, are losing money heavily techinasia.com/news/openais-re…
They abandoned the goal cancer cure to produce only rewritten text, images, and 10 second meme videos. They're burning capital on millions of GPUs. The classic VC model. Outspend rivals and use others' copyrighted work without solving a single critical problem. No human suffering solved
"…pokud chcete žít v míru, pokud chcete žít na Západě, pokud chcete žít v otevřené společnosti, pokud chcete žít ve společnosti, kterou neřídí nenávist, zvyšujete své šance volbou Spolu, STAN a Pirátů."
Tak hodně štěstí! #volby #respekt #tabery
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Zvolí si Česko vládu hněvu?
Letošní volby mohou přinést obrat porevolučního směřováníErik Tabery (Týdeník Respekt)
PHP or NodeJS 🤔
- PHP (58%, 320 votes)
- NodeJS (23%, 130 votes)
- I reply below (17%, 93 votes)
On the topic of AI tools finding issues: we always thought they *could* do good. The right tool used by a skilled person is a recipe for awesome outcomes. An AI chat in the hands of someone who doesn't quite know what they ask for nor understand what the output says is not. Not to mention that the LLMs frequently just plainly lie.
A primary problem is the myths sold by "big AI" that make people believe they can do these things by themselves. That leads to slop avalanches.
I think the big issue is that was sold was: You hardly know what a computer is, but if you type “Hack the Gibson” in a prompt you are now a hacker.
Same with images, music, etc.
I don’t think that sci fi dream is realistic, at least not in this current version of things.
But a tool to search through code to find issues, that are better than the previous tools, that presents the issues to a knowledgeable person. That’s realistic and cuts down on reading all that code.
Because we’ve had tools for a very long time, and they could get better.
"This report’s core finding is that the DNS is built and sustained on Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)."
Maybe not a shocker to most of us here.
Back when the dialogue about CRA started years ago, I feel a citable reference like this would have been very helpful in the interaction with policy makers. Which is one of my motivations for volunteering my time and help to create one.
Europe is hardly the only place where people conceive software or critical infrastructure regulation. The future will learn if it’ll be of value elsewhere to inform policymakers about the role of FOSS.
Then, Windows 7 made me sad when I realized that MemReduct cannot clean as aggressively on it, in a way with Windows 10 Microsoft did improve memory management and what cleaners can clean from it. I also then upped the Ram usage of my Windows 7, and of course, once you go above 10 GB Ram, it starts to use a lot more (up to 3 GB at boot as well if you're at 40 GB ram!) This made me mad. I mean, it wasn't Superfetch, but other things caching files at boot, and of course, without a good Mem Reduct, you can't even lower that ram cruft. Yeah yeah tell me all you want that I have a lot of it, but again, keeping resources always at their tightest and not just loosely holding onto RAM is my goal. My SSD can always do more reads, it can't always do more writes, and speed of reloading from it has made ram-caching files a lot less needed.
Hey guys,
wiki.termux.dev has moved to a new infrastructure and is now taking some measures to block bot traffic. If anyone faces any problems accessing the wiki, please contact us.
We've also blocked some crawlers which weren't behaving like Sogou crawler which was making 2-3 requests/s. All AI crawlers are blocked as they are pretty annoying and don't care about the crawl rate or even back off when presented with a challenge.
Hey, my friend's wiki just survived from ai-crawlers, I found a MediaWiki extension `CrawlerProtection` is very helpful. It ban anonymous users from accessing page history and some expensive page.
I installed it and enable the html file cache (Manual:File cache), and the server work fine now without anubis.
You can check some workaround in media wiki's manual:
Polybar Is the Best Linux Customization Tool You’re Probably Not Using - Make Tech Easier
Polybar is a powerful, customizable status bar that lets you transform your Linux desktop with tailored modules, themes, and interactive controls.Anurag (Make Tech Easier)
C++ Weekly With Jason Turner posted about how to use GCC's `-fstack-usage` feature with @compiler_explorer :
youtu.be/kXe-YkJ9nBs?si=wBUYPI…
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C++ Weekly - Ep 499 - GCC's Stack Usage Analysis (and Warnings!)
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Yeah you need (some of) these. 1, 2, 3, 135, and 136. If you use RADVD for addressing you also need 133 and 134
I use mattermost as a free, open source Slack replacement. I like it a lot. I also use authentik as my SSO provider for my #homelab / #selfhosted stuff.
If you don't pay for the enterprise version of Mattermost, you don't get the SSO features. You can fake that by using their free GitLab integration. But you also don't get the capability to switch users from one form of authentication (email/password) to SSO after you set it up.
This is pretty obscure, and it involves a bunch of raw Postgres queries. But I figured it out and wrote a blog on converting Mattermost users from email/password to SSO
Mattermost Converting Users from Email to Gitlab authentication | Paco Hope
If you start your Mattermost Team Edition using email and password for users, but then you change your mind and switch to GitLab authentication, it’s not at all obvious or easy how to convert the existing users.blog.paco.to
I'm surprised it took this long, tbh.
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Apple has removed ICE tracking apps from the App Store.
This includes ICEBlock which alerts people of sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in their area after complaints from Attorney General Pam Bondi.
9to5mac.com/2025/10/02/followi…
Following DOJ pressure, Apple pulls ICEBlock from the App Store - 9to5Mac
ICEBLOCK has been removed from the App Store at the request of the US Attorney General Pam Bondi. Here are the details.Marcus Mendes (9to5Mac)
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in reply to Tuta • • •Dear @Tutanota would it be technically possible for you accept the setting for #deltachat ?
Thanks in advance.
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