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🚨BREAKIMG | The Israeli occupation forces opened fire and shelled Palestinian civilians attempting to return to Gaza City from the south as they approached Al-Rasheed Street, injuring several displaced people.
A bug (CVE-2025-53967) in a popular Web design tool's option for talking to agentic AI allows command injection leading to remote code execution (RCE).
“but autotools runs everywhere, you only need a shell, m4 and make” nah man i’ve seen autotools projects fail because the make wasn’t gnu make and /bin/sh wasn’t gnu bash. i’ve seen autotools fail because the shell that generated configure wasn’t the shell that executed it.
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America.Fun, a new multi-purpose ecosystem built on the Solana blockchain, officially launches today as the “Special Projects” arm of Bonk in the Bonk x World Liberty Financial (WLFI) x Raydium partnership.
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What does the latest DORA report reveal about AI-assisted software development? In this video, Dave Farley breaks down the impact of AI, AI coding assistants...
**edit: I said wireless when I was actually just thinking external my b
I use Gnome as my main DE and I really like the touch gestures for my workflow, having a wireless trackpad would be really nice.
I've done some research before and seen that most wireless trackpads seem to work just fine with Linux, like the apple magic trackpad and an older out of production one from Logitech. But it doesn't seem that wireless trackpads are super common so I wanted to ask if there were any others anyone could suggest?
I also had the thought that maybe I could make my own by buying a spare trackpad module from Framework but I don't know how feasible that would actually be. I've never done anything like that but it seems like it could hypothetically be possible.
They're pretty simple USB input devices, so support should be pretty good. I wouldn't worry too much about which one you get, unless you are looking at something unusual.
I used an Apple wireless trackpad with Ubuntu many years ago, maybe 10? I had to do some work to get it to recognize gestures but I don't remember what was involved. It worked great once everything was configured.
It's possible that support has improved over the years and it might work out of the box though I haven't tried recently.
That's good to know. I've been thinking of getting a trackpad, but I wasn't sure if it would work with Wayland, if controlling windows, sending keys depending on the window, etc. would work as it does with X11. I might get one, after all.
magic trackpad is the best choice here. the first generation is powered by aa batteries and bluetooth only. the second generation uses a built-in li-ion battery and charges with apple's lightning port, and can do both bluetooth and wired usb. I have the second generation and use it wired. (mine's battery is dead so idk how well bluetooth works)
if you're into hacky workarounds like i am; you can use an android as a trackpad.
my home server was also multimedia center as well as one point running kodi & plex and i setup x11vnc on it and an old android phone to act as trackpad so that i can channel surf with the phone that was already in my hand.
pre-2010 macbooks can be had for like $10 nowadays. those had the touchpads (and webcam, keyboard, etc) connected via USB to the system. pinouts are available on the net and with a little bit of effort and maybe 3D printing you can have your bespoke rig.
You guys know I've been short on time this year, not able to keep up, properly. @autonomous_collective made me aware of something I did not know before 2 minutes ago...and I thought I'd share it with you guys too, in case you weren't aware of it yet, either.
Remember Agenda 2021, then we bumped them back to Agenda 2030...Well, now, apparently there is a, "Vision 2050"...It's a heads-up.
❗️“We will not be forced out of Gaza and will not allow any occupier or colonizer to kill this land,” a man declared as news of the ceasefire deal being signed broke out in Gaza City.
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This continues to be exhausting. This is a crappy stance from Framework, but you will never convince a capitalist that your rights matter more than their profits.
We support open source software (and hardware), and partner with developers and maintainers across the ecosystem. We deliberately create a big tent, because we want open source software to win.
I'm just so tired; I'm sure many of you are too. I simply can't spend my life being outraged at the latest company to do awful things, then invest my time, treasure, and energy into finding alternatives.
To be clear, I'm not saying take no action; I'm saying you gotta pick your battles. But remember that the internet outrage machine will always feed you something new to chase. And we must distinguish symbolic victories from material victories.
This feels like a decent fight to pick. Framework’s throwing a fair bit of money around in sponsorships lately, messaging clear displeasure seems worth it.
That has been a mantra of mine for 20 years. If you want to only do business with companies that only have progressives on staff, in management, in the boardroom, then I have an isolated cabin in the woods of Montana to sell you that was built by the woodland beasts. Good luck.
@Dave_Goldsmith As I wrote elsewhere, I informed the company of my displeasure with their policy. I'll continue to use this hardware to help people resist fascist regimes and build a supportive, inclusive community of learners. Good enough?
thinking about how US law has instilled a duty to shareholder benefit above all else for corporations, the only way your rights matter is if violating your rights will lose them more money than it gains, or is otherwise already illegal.
the dumb thing about this is that they cant even blame capitalism (as awful as that would be too). I strongly doubt they have any data that indicates "[project] being better will help us sell more computers". Instead, they looked at the landscape of open source software, all of the projects that could benefit their customers, and made a decision to set money on fire based on vibes or something and then they doubled down on it once called out, seeing the evidence presented to them.
1.) putting kde and hyprland in the same paragraph while doing anything but drawing a contrast between the two (both practically and ethically) is crazy to me
2.) any attempt to call this purely political betrays a personal belief that whoever is arguing this either believes that this is all a game and nobody's really affected, or they lack the basic level of empathy for normal societal function
3.) as an extension of 2. nrp makes the argument that you can't have a nuanced conversation about this, but this is a conversation about funding (and enabling) people with expressed hateful ideas about other demographics of people. no nuance is necessary here
4.) he said it right there in plain text: this is a deliberate decision, and it deserves a communal deliberate decision in response
sorry, seeing that lukewarm, milquetoast post from a member of the framework team really got me tight, so i had to write a book
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SANAA, Oct. 08 (YPA) - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Sana'a government, responsible for the International Cooperation Sector, Ambassador Ismail Al-Mutawakel, discussed with the World Food Program's Special Envoy, Abdullah Alwardat, and the Resid
Here is the link to the original video by Ben Born again. https://youtu.be/SQnJ6gulN0Y?si=w5a7Ch857JBUg6YJHere is his website where the full length documenta...
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I'm surprised no mayor has just brought out backhoes in the middle of the night to tear up the streets in a full perimeter around ICE facilities. Just shut the whole area down.
Ferrari invested heavily in EV technology and then discovered that their customers weren't interested in EV's. (You'd think they'd do the market survey FIRST).
Tim Pool likes to point out the method the media uses to create “truth” as a single lie or distorted fact being published in one place and then multiple other sources referencing it or each other to create a web of “authenticity “ around it.
Irving points out that all of modern history was created using largely this same technique. 24:00ish minutes in……
Bingino had a name for this too, I can't exactly remember it, but it was The Blue Wave or something like that. Yeah, some random, fake, news sounding website publishes something (it's really their machine), then all the maggots site it as fact and have no culpability because they wer ejust siteing someone else, and aren't required to research any facts.
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An apparent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrest was caught on camera right outside the Hartford Superior Courthouse.#ice #immigration #hartford ...
Bittensor’s Decentralized AI Studio, Yuma, Launches Asset Management Arm - Yuma, a development studio and accelerator for decentralized AI (deAI) network Bittensor ... - coindesk.com/business/2025/10/… #coindeskwealth #finance #news #dcg
Yuma Asset Management, a gateway to the Bittensor AI ecosystem for accredited investors, is the latest decentralized AI driving force from DCG's Barry Silbert.
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The European Commission, led by German politician Ursula von der Leyen, has admitted that COVID mRNA vaccines were rolled out without complete safety data, as reported by the Berliner Zeitung.
The rushed authorization prioritized speed and profit over rigorous safety protocols, putting millions at risk.
The "trust the science" mantra was used to silence valid concerns, while dissenters faced censorship, ostracism, and professional ruin.
In Germany, vaccines were effectively mandated through coercive policies: the unvaccinated were barred from restaurants, public events, travel, and many workplaces, essentially excluded from society.
Healthcare workers faced strict mandates, and relentless government and media campaigns branded the unvaccinated as threats, fracturing families and communities.
This wasn’t a choice—it was forced compliance through exclusion.
They all go like this. Asuka has been btfoing Rei for decades. Rei fans have been ingesting near lethal doses of copium on a daily basis for so long their brains are fried enough to keep demanding more votes only for the cycle to begin anew.
Federal agents have arrested a Latin Kings gang member in Illinois after he allegedly ordered a hit on a law enforcement commander near the U.S. border. Acco...
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We are rolling out Vivaldi 7.6 for iOS and Android. This release brings some massive upgrades to iOS that make reading, searching, and multitasking a lot better.
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A recent study (not yet peer reviewed) estimates that for the social media platforms Medium and Quora, up to ca. 40% of new content posted appears to be AI-generated. For Reddit, the estimate is 2.5%.
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