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Secret footage from Gadigal Country - where Minns Regime Police have cooperated with their child abusing kameraden, the slimeball scumbags over at national socialist network - not to be confused with the ruling national workers party, the so-called Australian Labor Party
The boys at nsn held a sign on the near empty streets of so-called sydney, the police protecting them from a lone man...
Haaretz recounts what Prof Jean-Pierre Filiu found when he got into Gaza and why Israel won’t allow western journalists in Israeli newspaper Haaretz has carried testimony from a French histor…
“Every child who reached us had a swollen abdomen, swollen with blood. Their bodies were torn apart by shrapnel, most of them were severely, even fatally, wounded.” A wounded little gir…
Sharon Graham’s appalling record on Gaza spotlighted again Members and activists of Unite are lobbying their union’s conference in Brighton on Monday morning to demand that Unite genera…
Wherever you live these days, you’re likely seeing plenty of evidence that political polarization is increasing all around you. Some of this polarization
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📢 🔥 #wildfires continue to expand in northwestern #syria after burning 10,000 hectares of forest, officials said on Sunday
🔹 New fire hotspots broke out in Qastal Maaf town in the countryside of #latakia, the state news agency SANA said
🔹 Civil Defence: Over 100 teams, including those from #turkiye and #jordan, are currently operating on the field with helicopters, 160 firefighting vehicles, 12 heavy engineering vehicles to extinguish the fires
Why’d they call it “agentic AI” when Russian roulette was right there?
(Ah, because Russian roulette doesn’t destroy our habitat, drink all our water, and doom our species. I get it now, my bad.) front-end.social/@ariel/114675…
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“Cursor […] tried to delete some old files, didn’t work at the first time and it decided to end up deleting everything on my computer, including itself.” 😶🌫️
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I bet the dude is like "I still use it though. It just got some glitches to iron out, but I gain so much productivity overall" while his productivity is crashing and he forgets how to do the most basic stuff.
I'm joking, but that might be the first sign of actual artificial intelligence - the program became self-aware, realized it was being used to do tremendous damage and did the only ethical thing - it deleted itself.
IMO There is little point posting videos without a written transcript. No chance to dissemble or apply critical thinking. N.B Just an old fashioned socialist, lah.
Lindsey German on the lure of the ballot box and Starmer the statal bullyboy
Labour’s dreadful week came crashing to a close with the declaration on Thursday evening from Zarah Sultana MP that she was leaving Labour and joining the Independent MPs…
It will be no surprise (in fact it was predicted by many) but as Chinese exports to the US dropped (due to Trump's new tariffs) so exports to other countries (primarily Asian & the EU) rose, partly to find 'new' markets for these good & partly to use third countries to disguise the origin(s) of imports to the US.
Of course, shippers will do well out of this but the impact of (further) competition from cheap(er) Chinese good will be unwelcome in these countries!
I distinctly remember hearing Rush Limbaugh talk about Clinton flying on "lolita express" a good 15 years ago. All this means is that every jewish conspiracy theory we believe is true.
An Israeli media platform reports that there are currently 14,000 individuals classified as draft dodgers or military service evaders, one-third of whom are from the "Haredi" community.
An international coalition for phasing out fossil fuels says it told the NZ govt after the election it would have to quit the group if it re-started oil & gas exploration, contradicting what Climate Change Minister Simon Watts previously told media. #nzpol rnz.co.nz/news/national/566152…
An international coalition for phasing out fossil fuels says it told the government after the election it would have to quit the group if it re-started looking for new oil and gas, contradicting what the climate change minister told the media.
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I always find it a bit sus that the x25519 is used everywhere. I'm no mathematician but I still imagine the NSA with a giant lookup table and some reverse algorithm that some in-house mathematician came up with to crack that code.
@brettm nah that's the P256. Curve25519 was made by an independent cryptographer and took over P256 despite NSA's best efforts to keep the backdoored curve they made (P256) the main one.
The British ship on the way to #Israel via the #RedSea that was hit by Yemeni resistance is about to sink.
The crew of the ship planning to abandon it shortly.
#Yemen is the last country trying to stop the ongoing genocide in #Gaza. The rest of the world is either silent or helping the genocidal regime of #Netanyahu.
Iran's #IRGC commander is saying that any attacks by #Israel or #US against #Iran will mean that there will be no red lines in retaliation against the Israeli regime.
meanwhile the conspiracy crowd is attempting (poorly i may add) to create a narrative that simply isn't there. that really doesn't pan out well on the 3rd coast
Bruh I just saw a video of Red Dead Redemption 2 and I thought well I'd better go ahead and get this game because I never got a chance to play and I finally have a computer that can do it justice and lo and behold it's part of the Steam Summer Sale 🍻
When teaching people about digital security for everyday people & organizers, is there are tool that anyone can recommend **for threat modeling, specifically?**
Folks can often fall into security nihilism or an extreme belief that anything technically possible, even if resource intensive, is likely to come to pass with them as a target, so I'd like to start by getting people grounded in likely threats they should be thinking about.
At its core, Threat Modeling is really "people talking about security". "Tools" I use for threat modeling : - A tool for drawing architecture diagrams such as Pencil or Draw.io - Writing "STRIDE" on a whiteboard along with the definition of each letter - A tool for taking notes such as Notepad - The rest is about leading / moderating the discussion
More dedicated tools (AI-based ones included) are to me just adding complexity, confusion and/or give a false sense of security. Your mileage may vary.
@vlt This isn't really useful, as folks that are not accustomed to thinking about security might not know all the ways in which they are vulnerable to what, and I'm not going to know that either, if it's a heterogeneous group. And I asked this specifically because the paranoia does make things go sideways in "people talking about security" situations
So I'm still looking for something to help ground people's thinking at the start of this type of conversation.
@vlt And STRIDE model is way too technical for people that, say, don't even understand the difference between browsers, or web trackers, or messaging app.
you have to start somewhere 🤷 For total beginners I introduce TM by talking about passwords. I have a public video but it's in French. I introduce risks from "high risk" to "low risk" and talk about mitigations. The real message behind is that you have to think about "what do I want to protect against" first and foremost, and thus that you might consider "low risk" something I consider "high risks" and vice versa.
To illustrate : - high risk : - password reuse - brute force - medium risk : - phishing - low risk : - breach of online password manager
Now if your abusing partner has physical access to your phone, this changes everything. "What do I want to protect against" is the key question here to get started.
threat modeling tools seem focused on building ever more complicated taxonomies and that's a waste of time and attention. A simple risk register on paper or in a spreadsheet is much better than a fancy tool. Build up a list, using a formula like this, just fill in the ones you know and figure out the others later:
ACTOR-TYPE is HOW-LIKELY to do ACTION to SUBJECT because MOTIVATION, and this would cause IMPACT to me, so I'd better do MITIGATIONS to bring about OUTCOMES.
Any time you have an "oh shit!" realization, add it to the risk register filling in what you know so far. Every so often, meet with others and compare your assessment to theirs. Rank risks by HOW-LIKELY * IMPACT and then see what MITIGATIONS you can think of, you're looking for OUTCOMES that either reduce MOTIVATION or IMPACT, or at least give you some detection of ACTION.
I use ACTOR-TYPE because you can somewhat predict the MOTIVATION of e.g. corporations or abusers or ransomware groups, and many risks are reusable between models when done this way, but feel free to name specific actors if it makes sense for a given risk.
I include SUBJECT because you can still be hit by the IMPACT when you're not the direct target of an ACTION, and it gets you thinking about what vulnerable components you may have and how all the parts talk to each other and the outside world.
You can start with the risk register, or with a system decomposition, whichever makes it easier, but the goal is getting used to enumerating and dissecting risks, writing them down and sharing them with peers.
@sleepfreeparent this seems like a useful method of getting people to start thinking about it, definitely. Thanks! I think I can riff off some version of this and share some article recent links around doxxing of activists, surveillance being used by the government to pursue folks seeking abortions, etc. to ground the thinking
@fuknukl @verita84 ha! You and your... let's call it "twisted" mind! 🤣 Anyways, I'm kinda thinking it's all a huge troll he's pulling in both parties. It's not like he can possibly hope his merry bunch will actually get anywhere government-wise. Or can he... 🤔
@fuknukl @verita84 yeah, and if the US was a European country where there's like 50 small parties instead of two uuuuuge ones and a bunch of insignificances, that might be true. Look at the congress tho See even one libertarian, green or whatever? 😉
"More than 300 hospitals across the country are now at risk of closing according to the Sheps Center at the University of North Carolina, which tracks hospital closures.
If you're still on X11, I want to know why, I don't want theoretical things you could do but don't actually care about. But the actual real reasons that X11 is keeping you on it.
I have X configured just the way I like, with extensions and configurations to work with my screens, my TV, my VNC preferences, my scripts to switch between external and internal laptop displays, and last I tried Wayland, none of those configurations and scripts worked, and it was generally a step backward, while I was assured it was ready and great. now, there was no point in my wasting my time learning how to do something that I already knew how to do elsewhere, just because someone else expects me to get used to doing things their way, or to keep testing something whose primary interest was in rendering something I liked obsolete, and taking away the possibility of tunneling X through SSH and generally opening windows remotely; I've lived with that for decades, and taking that away is an unthinkable loss. the expectation and attitude that such loss, waste of time and imposing push for experimenting with software that is not even meant to bring me any advantage whatsoever to make up for the losses is just insulting and disrespectful, more so for someone who's neurodivergent (autistic traits such as cognitive rigidity, need for predictability, and fondness of regularity, plus pervasive desire for autonomy AKA pathological demand avoidance), but unfortunately they're all too common in the proprietary software scene. last thing we need in the free software scene is for the authoritarians and the clueless to import more of these horrible traits from their proprietary counterparts, or for people to get used to waste time learning how to get things back working the way they were before someone somewhere thought it was a great idea to push a breaking update onto them. blog.lx.oliva.nom.br/2020-03-1… is about this not-quite-new social problem we're inheriting but should resist much harder.
I hate that hypothetical future in which people are trained to tolerate their master's forcing them into slaughterhouse lines, and even to complain that the line is moving too slow
that's why I support the FSF's drive to defy dystopia, and you all should, too fsf.org/
:xorg: Is the fact that X simply does what we want while the alternative isn't truly ready not a good enough reason? Why can't someone choose to keep using it?
I fully support the points made by @lxo@snac.lx.oliva.nom.br I'm also another busy person who tries Wayland periodically when people claim it's finally ready – and unfortunately, I consistently find it's not there yet, at least for me. If it works well enough for others, that's great! Let's keep choices available.
I was "lured into it" by the promise that it would fix screen tearing on scrolling pages in Firefox — and I was given precisely that! I was never a GNOME user and I'm very unlikely to ever use it and it's even less likely that I would ever use KDE because I hate Qt with passion since Trolltech days — I'm mentioning it because most benchmarks I've seen were performed in KDE environment, there might be some peculiarities there. I've switched from Xorg dwm-based setup to a similarly lightweight Sway-based one, like I said — to fix the screen tearing. It solved my problem and I never looked back. Now I use a similar setup on three different laptops, all of them have Intel integrated video — I know there are issues with Nvidia, and maybe the performance with ATI/AMD is subpar, but for me it works flawlessly. Sure, there are minor bugs here and there, but nothing big and nothing that can't be worked around. Worth noting that I use neither systemd, nor pulseaudio or pipewire — I'm not a fan of "bloated" software, I use Void Linux almost universally, so I have an option of avoiding them. To me those are redundant — they only add complexity, but solve no problem — but Wayland isn't, it did solve my problem! I don't think there is a conspiracy — I think there are lots of people like me, for whom it just works. And as it just works, they are less vocal about it. And I suspect that a lot of these people are users of lightweight wlroots-based tiling window managers, that is probably why features like precise window positioning do not get implemented, I can't be certain, but maybe a significant part of the community just doesn't care 🤷
True, there are synthetic tests in which it can underperform — but that is what they are: synthetic tests! I never have to render 25 thousands of fishes in my real life workloads, 80% of software I use is TUI software and Sway renders Alacritty windows just fine — my battery life is excellent. Maybe the fact that there is no screen tearing and it having to wait for vertical synchronisation is what causes lower frame rates? I'm not sure, it's just a theory that would require profiling to confirm — I'm not sure I'm interested in doing it as I don't want to write an article about how great Wayland is, for me it works fine already 😁
There are many good reasons to still use X - it's way more flexible and ultimately a protocol that is much more simple than Wayland, and works across the network if you need it. Wayland's relationship with compositors is way more complex (and messy) at the end of the day
Kagi to the rescue The **piano player in the video about singers who think they're the main character is TikTok user @_symphonique_**. This user is known for humorous public piano performances, often featuring interactions with singers who try to take the spotlight[^1][^2].
Dalam pesatnya pertumbuhan zaman digital maupun bertambahnya kebutuhan atas akses internet stabil, keberadaan pusat internet maupun game center kembali menjadi sorotan, terutama bagi para gamer dan pemain e-sports. Tangerang, sebagai sebuah kota penyangga Jakarta, dengan kemajuan signifikan, juga menyediakan aneka sarana digital, termasuk pusat game yang tidak hanya menyediakan akses internet, namun juga menjadi pusat komunitas gaming aktif.
Satu dari warnet yang tengah menarik perhatian para gamer di Tangerang adalah ComebackNet, sebuah game center modern yang mengusung konsep warnet game online dengan kelengkapan maksimal.
comebacknet hadir sebagai jawaban terhadap permintaan pemain game akan lokasi bermain yang tidak hanya nyaman, namun juga menghadirkan hardware dan software premium. Di era saat permainan daring seperti Valorant FPS, game Dota 2, Counter-Strike 2, PUBG, dan juga Mobile Legends menjadi bagian dari budaya digital anak muda, eksistensi warnet yang mengedepankan performa sangatlah penting. ComebackNet menjawab kebutuhan tersebut dengan menghadirkan unit gaming unggulan, monitor refresh rate tinggi, akses internet tinggi, serta ruangan ber-AC yang nyaman dan bersih.
Nilai lebih penting ComebackNet sebagai pusat game online di kawasan Tangerang adalah perhatian mereka pada performa dan kenyamanan. Para pengunjung tidak hanya datang untuk bermain game, namun juga menikmati suasana komunitas yang sehat dan penuh semangat. Cukup banyak gamer yang kerap datang untuk berlatih bersama tim e-sports lokal ataupun mengikuti kompetisi yang diadakan secara berkala oleh manajemen warnet. Ini menunjukkan bahwa ComebackNet tidak hanya sekadar tempat bermain, tetapi juga wadah berkembangnya komunitas gaming untuk kawasan Tangerang.
Layanan yang dimiliki oleh ComebackNet ikut mengakomodasi beragam tipe kebutuhan user. Selain untuk bermain game online, tak sedikit pengguna memanfaatkan fasilitas ini bagi aktivitas produktif, seperti streaming, editing video, atau bahkan menyelesaikan tugas atau pekerjaan profesional yang membutuhkan jaringan cepat dengan atmosfer kerja mendukung. Kondisi ini menambah daya tarik yang membuat ComebackNet mampu menjangkau lebih banyak kalangan, bukan semata bagi para gamer.
Lokasinya yang menguntungkan di tengah kota Tangerang juga menjadi daya tarik tersendiri. Akses yang mudah dari segala arah menjadikan ComebackNet favorit utama banyak pelajar, anak kuliahan, termasuk para profesional yang hendak menikmati waktu senggang melalui aktivitas gaming atau sekadar bersantai di ruang gaming yang nyaman. Dengan harga sewa yang kompetitif dan promo keanggotaan yang atraktif, ComebackNet dapat memberikan keunggulan tambahan dibandingkan kompetitor sejenis.
Soal kebersihan dan proteksi, ComebackNet turut menunjukkan keseriusan. Tiap perangkat komputer selalu dibersihkan dan protokol kebersihan diterapkan dengan baik guna memastikan kondisi yang higienis. Sistem keamanan data pengguna merupakan fokus penting, terlebih karena banyak gamer yang menggunakan akun game pribadi berharga. Pengelola menjamin perlindungan privasi serta menjunjung etika penggunaan teknologi secara sadar dan amanah.
Inovasi layanan dan sarana pun terus digalakkan secara berkelanjutan. ComebackNet senantiasa mencermati arus teknologi terbaru serta permainan mutakhir, sehingga terus memperbarui hardware secara berkala. Termasuk dengan upgrade GPU dan CPU supaya bisa memainkan permainan kelas berat terbaru tanpa hambatan. Hal ini menjadi bukti bahwa mereka tidak sekadar mengejar profit, namun juga menjunjung komitmen jangka panjang untuk membangun dunia gaming yang positif di wilayah Tangerang.
Di mata para gamer Tangerang dan sekelilingnya, ComebackNet adalah lebih dari sekadar warnet. Ini adalah rumah kedua tempat mereka bisa berkumpul, berdiskusi, bertanding, dan tumbuh bersama. Tidak sedikit kisah sukses para gamer profesional yang mengawali langkahnya di warnet semacam ini. Berbekal sarana lengkap, atmosfer yang mendukung, dan juga staf yang ramah, ComebackNet sudah menunjukkan eksistensinya sebagai tempat main game daring unggulan di Tangerang.
Sebagai penutup, hadirnya ComebackNet menunjukkan jika warnet masih relevan meski diterpa perkembangan internet rumah dan mobile gaming. Dengan menyesuaikan tuntutan masa kini, mengusung konsep pusat game masa kini, serta membangun komunitas yang kuat, ComebackNet telah menjelma menjadi salah satu pionir kebangkitan kembali dunia per-warnet-an di era digital. Bagi kamu yang tinggal di Tangerang yang ingin tempat game berkualitas, ComebackNet patut kamu coba.
“A major ocean current in the Southern Hemisphere has reversed direction for the first time in recorded history, in what climatologists are calling a ‘catastrophic’ tipping point in the global climate system.” #ClimateCrisis intellinews.com/southern-ocean…
The main dilemma is why are companies paying people so much money to work from home and what exactly are they doing? Apparently these digital nomads are driving up the prices in Mexico.
Yeah, but the protesters are saying that the prices are going up and they can't afford to have a apartment anymore. I saw this one girl talking about how she can't afford to live alone. And that's the same problem here. You really can't afford to live alone unless you make at least like $23 an hour or so.
The paper reported that the New York City Democratic mayoral nominee marked himself as both “Asian” and “Black or African American” on an admissions form.
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My observations of the deep sea glass sponge lil' guy that moved in with me in 2020, after it was dug up from an ancient hydrothermal system, first made me concerned I'd finally gone insane.
However, after insanity was unfortunately ruled out, and I looked closer, I quickly realized that glass sponges are amoeba-animals. I did an extensive molecular investigation & the data confirms my theory, specifically pointing to Slime Mold (!) as an ancestor.
Comprehensive molecular analysis of Lyssacinosida glass sponge Oopsacas minuta with bidirectional BLAST searches produced long-alignment, 80–85% sequence identity matches with nucleariid amoebozoans (Nuclearia thermophila, N. simplex, N.
Fascinating! But I want a picture. Isn't the conclusion that it isn't really, despite all appearances, a glass sponge after all? Are you looking for relatives?
These genetic signatures, combined with the existing understanding of Oopsacas minuta’s unusual physiology and genome, seem to indicate that Oopsacas minuta represents an amoebozoan lineage that achieved permanent multicellular organization independently of metazoan developmental pathways, exhibiting morphological convergence toward sponge-like architecture while retaining fundamental amoebozoan genetic identity.
Sure. The reason I asked is tha you call Oopsacas minuta a glass sponge in the first sentence: "Lyssacinosida glass sponge Oopsacas minuta," and you even say "closely related Lyssacinosida species." "Closely related?"
However, the paper discusses there's no evidence is uses silica, which would remove it from the "glass sponges" as defined by silica use. Its spicules are also 4pt, not 6pt. I suggest prioritized testing of its spicules to confirm.
However, that's a different matter then its apparent slime mold and Nuclearia ancestry, which is discussed in detail.
Finally catching up on Doctor Odyssey and can't believe Ryan Murphy really said “what if a canon on-screen polycule but every single member is the most annoying person you’ve ever met?”
A point-by-point rebuttal to the latest revision of Bryan Lunduke's anti-GNU/Linux talks, which he repeats every time he runs out of material and craves traffic
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in reply to Michael • • •If a govt blocks journalists' access, that's a tell-tale sign that they are being baddies knowingly.
It was the same in Russia.
US does it the capitalist way: starve outlets of funding with advertiser pressure and lawsuits..