TL;DR: “By 9:23 a.m. on Jan. 2, 2025, Canada’s 100 highest-paid CEOs had already earned what the average Canadian worker made in an entire year, according to a new report.”
#NeoLiberalParadise #IncomeInequality #Oligarchy #Labour #ClassWar #CDNPoli
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the account that posted it is:
@www.youtube.com.channel.ucha3dwydrqgbihbkldj3cpw
and the post I haven't received starts with the following phrase, in Portuguese:
Lançamentos internacionais no Brasil em Dezembro de 1980
when I go to my mastodon.social home timeline, the post isn't there as well.
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Stop Using Your Keyboard and Start Using Handy, a Free Speech-to-Text App:
It’s called Handy, and it uses AI models to accurately convert your speaking voice into text—all for free.
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for over 500 years, imperial forces have humiliated, kidnapped, and murdered our local leaders to crush resistance and enable the systematic looting of our lands. gold, silver, pearls, coffee, bananas; today, oil: the main fuel of the insatiable monster they created, capitalism
despite massacres, betrayals, and setbacks, we have resisted and we will continue to resist for another 500 years if necessary. for the forest, for biodiversity, for collective life, and for our right to joy
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"Billionaires raised fortunes against him. The president threatened to strip his citizenship. Mainstream synagogues slandered him as the spawn of Osama bin Laden and Chairman Mao. But today, Zohran Mamdani became the first socialist mayor of New York City.
For all the hysteria, when I look at Mamdani, I didn’t see some radical departure from the past. I see him as the heir to an old and venerable Jewish tradition – that of Yiddish socialism – which helped build New York.
In some cases, the link is direct. Bruce Vladeck, a member of one of Mamdani’s transition committees, is a well-respected expert on Medicare, but for the sake of this article, his credentials matter less than his surname.
Vladeck is the grandson of Baruch Charney Vladeck, a Marxist troublemaker from the Pale of Settlement, a tract of land in the Russian empire where Jews were permitted to live at a time of rampant antisemitic oppression. Baruch showed up in New York after the failed Russian revolution of 1905 with a Cossack’s saber scars all over his face. He later became a socialist alderman and member of Mayor Fiorello La Guardia’s housing administration. Vladeck was not actually his birth name. It was rather a nom de guerre, adopted when he joined the Jewish Labor Bund, the socialist, secular and defiantly anti-Zionist movement whose slogan, “here where we live is our country,” would make an apt tagline for Mamdani’s New York."
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
#USA #NewYork #NYC #Mamdani #AntiZionism
They tried to smear him as an antisemite – but Mayor Zohran Mamdani walks in a rich Jewish tradition
When I look at Mamdani, I don’t see some radical departure. I see him as an heir to the Yiddish socialism that helped build New YorkMolly Crabapple (The Guardian)
Man the EU message on the Venezuelan oil raid is as disappointing as I have come to expect.
Just another side of the same coin.
When you think that things like turning off #Bluetooth as a precaution are overkill, security researchers drop a bomb like this. (long, but interesting read)
There was also a talk by the authors at 39C3
media.ccc.de/v/39c3-bluetooth-…
Bluetooth Headphone Jacking: A Key to Your Phone
Bluetooth headphones and earbuds are everywhere, and we were wondering what attackers could abuse them for. Sure, they can probably do th...media.ccc.de
I had to make a decision. If curl estimates time left to transfer a file is 4398046511103 seconds. How do we display that in - 7 bytes?
I decided that if the time exceeds 99,999 years we show it as ">99999y" even though a 63bit epoch *can* hold up to 292 billion years.
7 bytes because I need the entire curl progress meter to fit within 79 bytes.
What's a better thing to do on a Saturday? 😁
github.com/curl/curl/pull/2017…
progress: narrower time display, multiple fixes by bagder · Pull Request #20173 · curl/curl
Each time field is now 7 characters wide, so that the total width never exceeds 79 columns so that it works correctly also in Windows terminals. The title lines are adjusted accordingly. This is ac...GitHub
When you write 7 or 79 "bytes" do you mean [ASCII] characters or is there some technical limit of storage??
Not meant to nitpick, actually confused. Maybe because I'm not a C programmer but Perl very well knows about byte length and string length🤔
Edit: missed the PR link before posting. The PR makes it all clear. My bad!
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Ich bin auch immer noch total hyped für Gnu Taler. Bargeld ist einfach total unpraktisch, aber die US Zahlungsdienstleister Visa, Mastercard bzw Google und Apple Pay sind aus offensichtlichen Gründen sehr kritisch zu betrachten.
Gnu Taler ist einfach die perfekte Alternative zu beidem. Können wir das bitte in Zukunft auf jedem Chaos Event haben?
@radasbona GNU Taler ist keine Währung sondern ein Bezahlsystem. Open Source PayPal zum selber hosten vereinfacht gesagt. Der Eventveranstalter wäre hier also "Bank" und payment provider. Sprich du gehst am Anfang des jeweiligen Events einmal an einen zentralen Punkt und tauschst 10 Euro gegen 10 "event coins" ein. Vergleichbar mit Bons auf dem Dorf- oder Pfarrfest.
Alternative - und mir persönlich lieber - per Echtzeitüberweisung an die IBAN des Veranstalters (mit Wallet ID im Betreff)
@radasbona Also das wäre das realtische deployment wie wir es *jetzt* selber umsetzen können und wie es zB auf den @datenspuren auch schon gemacht wurde.
Unabhängig davon gibt es wohl Pläne der GLS Bank sowas auch Deutschlandweit quasi als PayPal Alternative zu deployen. Sprich du würdest dann bei der GLS Bank diese 'Bons' kaufen und könntest damit dann in online Shops die das Unterstützen damit bezahlen.
Aber im Context von einem Event ist es natürlich umsetzbarer und tatsächlich nützlich.
Eine Foss App die Echtzeitüberweisungen alltagstauglich umsetzt - da bin ich voll bei dir. Die fehlt schmerzhaft in der Welt der freien Software.
Danke für die Infos
Voice events are not triggered correctly.
An x86 TtsApplication.exe is incorrectly placed in the ARM64 folder.
github.com/gexgd0419/NaturalVo…
Release v0.2.9 · gexgd0419/NaturalVoiceSAPIAdapter
This version fixes the following issues: Voice events are not triggered correctly (#82) An x86 TtsApplication.exe is incorrectly placed in the ARM64 folder 此版本修复了以下问题: 语音事件不会正确触发 (#82) x86 版本的 ...GitHub
🧵 My sense of justice was triggered by #Palantir corporate gaslighting two Swiss investigative journalists on LinkedIn.
This is something most people won’t even see, but I was angry, so I looked while my kid was still asleep.
Here’s what it looks like when tech bros attack journalists while you and I have too much food over Christmas.
Two Swiss journalists spent a year filing 59 #FOIA requests to document Palantir’s 7-year campaign to sell surveillance software to Swiss authorities (army and health services in particular).
📄: republik.ch/2025/12/09/warum-p…
The Swiss army’s internal report concluded they couldn’t rule out US intelligence accessing data through Palantir systems, despite reassurances.
Their story hit The Guardian, and #UK MPs are now questioning £825M in Palantir contracts.
📄: theguardian.com/technology/202…
The journalists were rejoicing on LinkedIn. It’s a big deal to have your story picked up by mainstream UK media, especially after a year of hard work.
This is where it gets ugly.
MPs question UK Palantir contracts after investigation reveals security concerns
Journalists find Swiss government rejected company over fears US intelligence might gain access to sensitive dataAisha Down (The Guardian)
#PostOfTheWeek (season 3):
UK MPs have raised concerns about the government’s contracts with Palantir after an investigation published in Switzerland highlighted allegations about the suitability and security of its products.
The investigation by the Zurich-based research collective WAV and the Swiss online magazine Republik details Palantir’s efforts, over the course of seven years, to sell its products to Swiss federal agencies.
Palantir is a US company that provides software to integrate and analyse data scattered across different systems, such as in the health service. It also provides artificial intelligence-enabled military targeting systems.
The investigation cites an expert report, internal to the Swiss army, that assessed Palantir’s status as a US company meant there was a possibility sensitive data shared with it could be accessed by the US government and intelligence services.
I might be working up a rant about the elegant symmetry of De Morgan's laws, and how unfortunately it's wrong.
There are four laws:
1. ¬A ∧ ¬B → ¬(A ∨ B)
2. ¬(A ∨ B) → ¬A ∧ ¬B
3. ¬A ∨ ¬B → ¬(A ∧ B)
4. ¬(A ∧ B) → ¬A ∨ ¬B
Intuitionistic logic accepts 1–3, but not 4. #4 claims that if there's no proof of A and B simultaneously, it must be for one of two reasons: there are no proofs of A at all, or there are no proofs of B at all.
But that's obviously not true except in extremely limited situations. It's like saying that if a restaurant never serves meat and fish on the same day, it's because it never serves meat or because it never serves fish.
(In contrast, the converse is obviously true: a meatless restaurant certainly never serves meat on the same day as fish. And the inverse: if the restaurant never serves meat, _and_ it never serves fish, then certainly it never serves either meat or fish, and vice versa.)
The symmetry is elegant, but wrong in general.
IL has a similar asymmetry in the duality between ∃ and ∀, of which ∨ and ∧ are special cases.
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