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i was on the highway today and watched a diesel pickup truck spew out more black soot when stepping on the accelerator than the rsx would emit in like a year. [redacted]
“Happy Birthday Senator Lindsey Graham! Bibi & I have totally forgiven your comments about wanting Capitol police to shoot my very gullible supporters on January 6! Would you like to sign the next bomb we send to Ukraine? MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”
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Huh, did this stem from the original controversy concerning them promoting Brave Browser? I dislike the browser itself, but it's likely that they just didn't know what Brendan Eich or his company did, since not everyone is caught up with drama.
As for the Husky project, I also don't know what they did besides being associated with Pleroma, which is petty (you will always have disgusting people in a userbase, and Pleroma's dev community is comfy in my experience), and not wanting to block instances from the app, which I think is fine, as Fedi clients are tools, not communities.
@radmin @dushman Yes, this comes from the fdroid fediblock which already is a stupid take. Imagine complaining about a project supporting a project made by a guy you dislike, because he said something a decade ago while literally using his most influential invention.
@dushman @radmin idk how they can dislike f-droid lol. do they gotta know the politics of every app developer or do it just have to be a good app (which Husky is).
its not like husky is like xlibre which states that they are anti-DEI, which ofc is going to have some backlash.
>i don't want to live in a world where im having to walk on eggshells with deranged people who label everyone fascist because they don't like them. The true and only solution is to not care. I do not care who wrote the software I use as long as it passes the bar of "it works good enough" and more people should think like that. It's in my opinion the only way to remain sane currently.
I've been called a nazi many times for using suckless software, I simply don't care. It works for me and that's the only thing that matters to me. If it doesn't work for someone else, they are free to choose something else.
"The lawsuit filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Oregon accuses three school districts and state entities of violating the federal civil rights law Title IX. The suit argues that these entities have eliminated equal opportunities for girls in track and field events by allowing trans girls — whom the suit refers to as “biological males” — to compete with cisgender girls."
Oregon Students Sue To Remove Trans Athletes From Girls Sports
I googled around and got something about it being there for years. Considering I got it after a single event, I'll probably max it out after 4 more events
Different hardware did work right away. The trusty Dell Optiplex to the rescue.
Installed a dual-NIC SuperMicro low profile ethernet card in a Dell Optiplex 3010, installed OPNsense, and it got an IP from the Internet Service Provider.
I did have to check the setting to prefer IPv4 even if IPv6 is available because the ISP doesn't fully support IPv6 and requests were sometimes resolving quickly and sometimes taking a long time. Selecting to prefer IPv4 in the OPNsense settings fixed that issue.
Having problems getting my OPNsense router to talk with the internet service provider. I get a DHCP address from them to my laptop and desktop, but not to the router. Support guy recommended replacing the hardware and try with another router.
@Tom Grzybow fair. It’s an interesting space to inhabit. The specs are ancient and the technology is archaic (I haven’t used asn.1 since the nineties; it still sucks). But it does a pretty good job of solving a real problem; it’s just not been taken up as much.
But portable, provably authentic documents are pretty great. I can think of improvements, but by and large the system works well enough to solve a bunch of problems. I hope we can attract some customers and grow it out.
The EU was smart to invest in it and build trust roots at a country level. We don’t have that on this side of the pond; we’re stuck with Adobe as the de facto trust list.
@Tom Grzybow Docusign has also some kind of monopoly in European companies.
In Germany we are now starting with electronic invoices for B2B and it's complicated. There are two different formats XRechnung (XML only) and ZUGferd (embeddable in PDFs), authorities only like XRechnung, Italy uses FatturaPA format, Belgium will use PEPPOL, Romania uses RO E-Factura.
Europe at it's best: There are now first service providers which will convert your invoices into the right digtal format for recipients in other countries...
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The filepicker in trannyfox (librewolf) is such an unreliable niggerware. When posting animegirls I have to paste the filepath there, but it often just fails and I suspect that it's because I use a symlink to access my animegirl directory. Thank you for reading my blog post.
You should have been there this morning. A bunch of guys were drinking juju cum and telling me about how the DOJ is right, epstein killed himself. It was impressive.
Being family friends with Bill Barr, who likely used epstein to get his political positions, including AG, also suggests he's alive.
I assume they were supposed to spring maxwell too, but that was a year after epstein died and something got fucked up, e.g. Trump didn't get reelected or springing epstein brought more heat than they thought.
Using app.visitech.ai, you can quickly learn all the details of every extreme weather event in the US, and don't have to rely on hearsay.The NOAA database is...
The Superman radio show devoted a remarkable percentage of its episodes to storylines involving anti-racism, anti-anti-Semitism, respect for immigrants, etc. If the president had listened to it growing up, we might all be better off. arcdigital.media/p/why-maga-ha…
Patrick Harvie added: "There is no way that Donald Trump should be welcomed to Scotland. He is a convicted felon and political extremist who has shown a complete lack of respect for human rights and democracy in America and around the world."
@patrickhadfield That second sign of Janey’s actually says ‘runt’, which is how she got it past the cops. Everyone still knew what was meant, as per the first original loud and proud sign. Shame she didn’t keep it, it would look good in the National Museum of Scotland.
The Justice Department said earlier this week that Jeffrey Epstein did not maintain a client list. Here's Mother Jones' story from 2020 on what happened when journalist Leland Nally called every number in the disgraced financier's little black book, which has been circulating since 2009, when a former butler tried to sell it to lawyers representing Epstein's victims.
"I am quite certain that the crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away but with blood. I had, as I now think vainly, flattered myself that without very much bloodshed it might be done."
In Scotland, menstrual products - tampons and pads - are free and available everywhere for every woman and girl. This is one of the things about my country, of which I am proud.
"I want you to understand that I respect the rights of the poorest and weakest of colored people, oppressed by the slave system, just as much as I do those of the most wealthy and powerful. That is the idea that has moved me, and that alone."
On July 9th, 1993 the Nunavut Agreement was signed and came into being. Nunavut became Canada’s third territory, a key area of Inuit Nunangat. And a place I am proud to call home.
El presidente de EEUU, aliado de Bolsonaro, dispara los aranceles para Brasil, que en abril cifró en un 10%, en su ronda de gravámenes mundiales que entrarán en vigor el 1 de agosto.
Well, Peertube can really only be watched in a web browser or Android app (and maybe an iOS app?) so unless you plan to run Waydroid or similar, you're going to be watching it in a web browser.
I'm ignoring and avoiding my one IRL friend who wants to hang out because hanging out with him last time burned me out for like a month. My introversion is accelerating. Not good.
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I like "Imagen 4 Ultra" for my tarot cards but it depends on your prompt where you get the best result. Under the hashtag #tarot you will find other cards.
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The power has been out all day. I have a small generator but I've been running the car and using its inverter to power up the Internet access gear, since we need it for the business. Didn't wanna listen to the generator. I run the car for a while to charge up the battery, then turn it off for a while, then run it for a bit. Works, but annoying. Since this sort of thing happens frequently here, I have all the components needed for communications plugged into one power strip. That way I can easily unplug the whole thing and plug it into an extension cord running to the car or a generator. No cell coverage here, so all communications go through the Internet.
Yeah, I designed this place to be able to have a huge PV array on the roof, but I've been waiting for 30 years for them to offer some sort of free/cheap subsidy. Clearly not gonna happen anytime soon. But the plan had been to have a utility intertie with a small on site back up. At this point I just wanna get out of rural areas.
NEW by @lorenzofb: Jack Dorsey launched his new "secure" peer-to-peer messaging app Bitchat this week. But now Dorsey says the app wasn't tested for security issues before its launch... and researchers are already finding bugs.
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld the denial of a $4 mill jury award to a transgender student denied access to male-designated facilities in the Blue Springs School District. The legal team is seeking to keep his case in court.
The man who allegedly shot a Minnesota state representative studied at a Bible school linked to a movement that promotes the ‘'Seven Mountain Mandate’' — the belief that Christians should “take dominion” over government, media, education, and other key parts of society.
The Seven Mountain Mandate calls on Christians to gain influence, or ‘take dominion,’ over seven key areas of culture: religion, family, education, government, media, business and the arts.
Wired: McDonald’s AI Hiring Bot Exposed Millions of Applicants' Data to Hackers Using the Password ‘123456’
"... Carroll and Curry, hackers with a long track record of independent security testing, discovered that simple web-based vulnerabilities—including guessing one laughably weak password—allowed them to access a Paradox.ai account and query the company's databases that held every McHire user's chats with Olivia. The data appears to include as many as 64 million records, including applicants' names, email addresses, and phone numbers...."
When applying for a job at McDonald's, over 90% of franchises use "Olivia," an AI-powered chatbot. We discovered a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to access more than 64 million job applications.
It's sad that people still feel the need to apply to McDonald's. It's a career dead end. It's not good for your resume. It pays next to nothing. It's a terrible work environment. Better to be homeless and wait for another opportunity.
It doesn't even sound like an AI coding issue, so much as hiring people who aren't competent but cheap to replace your other employees with a system that is not competent, but cheap.
Also, can I actually just rant about a whole bunch of websites, some of which happen to be Fediverse instances, while we're ostensibly on the topic?
Anyway: keepassxc can be used to generate passwords up to a maximum 128 characters long, at least AFAIK. Or I've never found an option for anything longer than that. You know how many sites will not except a password that long? You wanna know how many won't even accept the maximum length that's supported by Proton Pass, which from what I've seen is 64? Yeah, me neither. I can already name more than a couple of them offhand, and I learned that the irritating way. One of them is the patient portal for my doctor's office. I'm sorry, but when I already have a program installed on my computer that's sufficient to generate passwords that, realistically, cannot possibly be learned through brute force either now or at any point in the foreseeable future, if ever—I would like to be allowed to use such a tool, even at its limit as if somehow that's asking too much, especially in the interest of protecting something as important as my own medical records.
How dare you question AI! It is the one true truth! It will solve everything! Just more compute and time! You will see!
It cannot be a scam, all the CEOs and Linkedin are all talking about it! They have classes! They have certifications! They have job postings! It is legitimate!
Yes, thank you for wearing sexy lingerie for our 1 month anniversary date. Now hold your fucking legs back so I can pound the shit out of your asshole.
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I've been getting some negative comments about posting links to Telegram. It's not my favorite source, but sometimes it has short articles that won't be on the main websites, such as Middle East Eye and The Cradle.
@Peter_Link I think, post links to any site you like. No one can dictate what you can or cannot post (as long as it doesn't break your server's rules). If someone doesn't like it, that's their problem, not yours.
Almost every interview I've given since October 7 has to begin with "do you condemn?" Are you out of your minds? Yeah I condemn. I condemn the aparteid state, that has been engaged in a sadistic type of genocide for almost eight decades, that's what I condemn. You want me to condemn the people that are subjected to these crimes when they stand up?
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A senior ICE official has testified in court that the Trump administration used the shadowy Israeli doxing outfit 'Canary Mission' to compile a list of critics of Israel fo
In the wake of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's fourth visit to the White House this year, Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday announced the US is placing sanctions
I don't know enough about computer hardware to say with assurance but I am very confident that modern hardware is being created in such a way that modern software does not run acceptably on anything older. This is a deliberate cash grab and everyone involved should be drowned.
@mr bigot, classically trained racist It's really more a case of as hardware capabilities improve, software creators get increasingly lazy and produce more horrid bloatware.
I believe that but I've also heard that old software runs worse in many cases on new hardware which would imply that they're doing what is essentially killing backwards compatibility but for PCs.
@mr bigot, classically trained racist I haven't run into this personally, I've been playing one game in particular for almost twenty years, Flyff, and it definitely runs better on modern hardware, especially when there are a large number of players in one area.
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