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Angriff gegen Muslime – Weidel ruft Beitrag von AfD-Abgeordneter zurück Eine AfD-Bundestagsabgeordnete hat auf X Muslime verhöhnt. Das ging auch der Fraktionsspitze zu weit. Die Spitze der AfD-Fraktion hat eine ihrer Bundestagsabgeordneten zurückgepfiffen. Nicole Höchst hatte mit einem Beitrag auf X Muslime herabgewürdigt. In einem Bild war ein Düngemittelanhänger zu sehen, daneben standen zwei Männer mit arabischen Kopftüchern und Bekleidung dokmz.com/2025/06/04/angriff-g…
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is now warning that Syria could be weeks away from “potential collapse and a full-scale civil war of epic proportions,” as the West rushes to prop up the Al-Qaeda regime...
I don't really care about images on here all that much ... I don't mind them being lost if I lose my instance.
Most of the images that are shared are basically 'one off' images for a quick gag or as part of a conversation specific to that moment. And often that conversation or interact is a 'one off' event as well. Which means it was all meaningful when it happened and when it was read the few times it was noticed over two or three years but then it is forgotten.
If there is anything meaningful I come across that I think is important to me or something I want to keep a reference of or keep ... I'll save it or screenshot it and put it away in my own storage or data.
Otherwise, I really don't mind losing all those other images I had created over the years ... they already did their work when people saw them at that moment.
The only reason anyone would want to keep all that data is to archive it for historical reasons .... or to monetize it by collecting a bunch of unique data, images connected to real people.
The core portion of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has successfully completed vibration testing, ensuring it will withstand the extreme shaking experienced during launch. Passing this key milestone brings Roman one step closer to helping answer essential questions about the role of dark energy and other cosmic mysteries. “The test could be considered as […]
Fellow #Fosstodon people, where did you migrate to?
It's quite sad to lose the history of content in the process, but I'd like to at least be sure that our new home will stay online for the years to come, and for it to be a relatively "mainstream" safe space for FOSS people.
wouldn't you miss the local timeline? (I don't know cause I don't use since I'm on social and I've procrastinated to migrate) one of the reasons I might go to a smaller instances instead of self-hosting @tuxdevices
@minkiu I won't, what matters to me is that I can access as much content. This account is so topic focused, no need to have a nice clubhouse (if there were a #linuxmobile focused instance that would be interesting, but alas..) @tuxdevices
@qkalligula I don't know friendica too well, IIRC it was more of a facebook style thing (written in PHP), while gotosocial is a tiny mastodon replacement implemented in Go. It requires less than a GB of RAM and keeps disk-use in check, so that it can be simply run on a SBC or a small VPS. @tuxdevices
Google says Meta and search engine company Yandex used Android capabilities "in unintended ways that blatantly violate our security and privacy principles".
#UbuntuTouch #OTA9 is now available! It brings VoLTE support on more carriers, newer version of Waydroid , and more. Check our blog post about this release: ubports.com/blog/ubports-blogs…
Upgraded all of my working arm64 #postmarketOS devices to the latest #phosh #systemd edge! Also wrote a small script to do all my preferred app installs and some configurations (my custom squeekboard layout, autostart TouchpadEmulator, set default scaling to 200%) to make reinstalling less painful.
@GossiTheDog Is this a case of Apple and Android of their own will trying to collect usage data by forcing notifications over their servers when it adds no user value, and then governments finding out and demanding it?
Linux systems don't require internet to connect to LinuxFoundation.org to notify back to my desktop that my command in Terminal completed, so I'm trying to understand why local app > server > local display exists on mobile in the first place
Massive story coming from this one later - thank you for Senator Wyden for blowing this up. Apple, follow through with public disclosure so this doesn't get lost.
Part of the US (and other) governments spy worldwide using push notifications. That popup telling you your friend messaged on that super secure encrypted messaging app? Yeahhhhh.
More details emerging on the push notification spying by US.
Apple guidelines now say that US law enforcement can obtain the Apple ID associated with a push notification token via a subpoena. You can use this to build a picture of who is talking to who with which devices and apps. washingtonpost.com/technology/…
The long story short with that one is that multiple governments are using Apple push notifications for investigations. If you’re working on something really sensitive (ie comms), I’d turn off push notifications both sides.
It is not necessary that the (remote) push notification data contains the message or the sender. I guess (and hope) that serious communication apps only send remote push notifications that tell the app to fetch new messages (in background) and then show (local) notifications. And that "only" the remote push notification data was transmitted to governments.
God damnit. I was waiting for this to happen one day with APNS, I'm just surprised that it didn't happen sooner. They seriously need to open up the API to 3rd-party push-notification services so that they are not sitting on all of this data.
Goddammit, Reuters hates ad blockers and turning off JavaScript no longer lets you get away with it. Now you have to go through archive.is. Here's the article:
This is classic metadata: I would be shocked if LE was not getting that with a PR/TT order for all data excluding content, and with different hooks for how to identify (client account, the token from a provider, etc...)
"In this case, the federal government prohibited us from sharing any information," the company said in a statement. "Now that this method has become public we are updating our transparency reporting to detail these kinds of requests." - I'm curious to hear how that sort of "don't talk about it" policy works without any legislation or oversight from actual elected officials and what the consequences are if companies ignore it.
Harpal Brar, Chairman of the CPGB-ML, speaks at a conference hosted by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing, on October 14th 2015.A significant ...
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A gift to the community in the lead up to #RFFF25, #RFF Fest in July.
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As protests mimic Palestinian tactics, U.S. law enforcement shifts toward IDF-style response—militarized, intel-heavy, ruthless. Under Trump, with fewer legal risks, pardons on deck, and political cover, cops won’t hold back. The rules of engagement are changing fast.
Today, World Aquatics announced a regulation that will sanction those who participate in or support events such as the so-called Enhanced Games, designed to facilitate doping among athletes.
Please explain to me how it's illegal in many states to use your smartphone while driving, but it's totally ok for Teslas to have giant touchscreens for the drivers.
From Voice of Korea. http://vok.rep.kp/index.php/detail_com/comde/iee250507002/57/en The hostile forces have formed an aggressive military bloc and been conducting military exercises of different code names around the Korean peninsula, stra…
Gleiches gilt fuer andere "Diltaturen" wie #Russland oder #China . Oder hast du schon mal was von russischen Sozialleisungen (kann pro Oblast/autonomes Gebiet anders ausfallen) in den westlichen Medien gehoert? Oder eine sehr starke chinesische Mittelschicht mit (fast) keiner Armut?
Good morning Mastodonians! A warm one, to be hot. Still some high-flyin' haze. But at least my home internet is back up, and a project I was working on unexpectedly and easily wrapped up yesterday (turns out the information I was seeking was already available in the desired format...ain't that a blessing?), so I have today and tomorrow to wrap up another needed project. Woo hoo!
This picture is hanging on my aunt's wall. It blew my mind. My aunt is the one on the right. She is now close to 90 years old. I want that picture! #johnlennon #yokoono #music #art #history
Je viens d'entendre sur une chaîne YouTube (qui commence toujours en ce moment ses vidéos par demander une aide financière car ses comptes bancaires ont soit disant été bloqués sans avertissement) «qu'elles font le déplacement à bord d'un "yacht" où elles diffusent des photos indécentes de leurs vacances.» une critique un peu facile venant d'un bureau en France, qui ne comprend pas plus la cause de l’activisme engagé, que la différence entre un yacht et un voilier.
@Américo DA SILVA ah ah ça doit être ces connards de TV Libertés. De gros fachos. De toute façon c'est assez basique : si tu n'admets pas le principe de base que les Palestiniens ont le droit de vivre, tu es un enculé de sale nazi.
Alors les fachos de merde qui chient sur des gens qui risquent leur vie pour en aider d'autres, franchement je les encule avec du gravier, après quoi je leur chie dans la bouche et je leur pisse dessus.
🔵⚪🔴 Pour faire un don à TVL : https://tvlibertes.faites-un-don.com/_____________________________________________________________________ Au programme ce s...
Thanks in part to your support, the right to repair is now law in Washington.Gov. Bob Ferguson signed two bills guaranteeing Washingtonians' right to access tools, parts, and information so they can fix personal electronics, appliances, and wheelchai…
New design for video management and publication pages, rework of the display and filter system for sensitive content... this new version is ready for the summer! ☀️
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Just to be clear, when I say that Fedora is the new Ubuntu, I mean that Fedora now occupies the place that Ubuntu used to have in terms of Linux distributions. It's a GOOD thing.
One of the things I really enjoy about using Fedora, is that they push the Linux desktop towards the future. Some call it bleeding edge, but it's not. It's cutting edge: you don't get the absolute latest, but you get the best that's also stable.
Fedora was among the first to adopt Wayland, the first to adopt Pipewire, to push Flatpak, portals, the first mainstream distro to push immutable filesystems in Fedora Silverblue.
This drive towards modern tech was what Ubuntu was doing back in the day: they were implementing the latest versions of GNOME, adopted newly developed programs at the time, like Banshee, or F-Spot, they pushed to have better driver integration, and more software available.
Using Fedora, I got that same excitement I used to get when I was using Ubuntu: every 6 months, there's a new drop of amazing updates. You get more modern technologies, you get improved security, you get new features right as they're being released, and you get that sense of really taking advantage of all that new stuff the Linux community talks about.
Fedora is a "current" distro, which means that you get the latest release of all the interesting stuff, like the desktop environments, the linux kernel, the graphics drivers, or wayland. And they do this without sacrificing stability.
Fedora, in my experience with it, has been rock solid. In general, I didn't have many problems with any Linux distro that I daily drove, but all of them tended to exhibit small issues after a while.
My experience with Fedora has been fantastic thanks to this: Flatpak is wonderfully integrated in the GNOME Software app, it's all a one click install, all updates are handled there, I just never think about my system anymore, I just use it. That peace of mind is something I never truly achieved with any other Linux distro
Another thing I really like is that Fedora has the DEFAULT experience. They ship the desktop as is, without any meaningful extensions, themes, configurations, or tweaks.
It's just productivity central. GNOME, for me, doesn't need anything else than the default experience. It is extremely efficient once you wrap your head around how it works, and providing me with a crutch, like an always visible dock, or desktop icons, would just compromise that productivity.
Moving to Fedora also had me learn a few things, especially how to use dnf. I didn't need to use it, but I wanted to; and since I was a lot more familiar with APT, I had no idea what I was doing.
Turns out, Fedora has a huge community as well, something Ubuntu has had since it began, so it's another checkmark next to my "Fedora is the next Ubuntu" checklist
Joke's on you: we prefer being on the Gen X Cross... It's punk rock, it's pirate ship, it's hardcore! > Why Gen X is the real loser generation economist.com/finance-and-econ…
Jean-Luc Mélenchon est intervenu sur Al Jazeera pour un échange avec Rima Hassan qui est à bord de la Freedom Flotilla, aux côtés de Greta Thunberg, l’équipa...
Une évaluation des mois passés par Trump à la Maison Blanche par un éminent commentateur de CNN.
Stephen Collinson a déclaré :
Au cours de ses quatre mois à la Maison Blanche, Trump s’est livré à des menaces de droits de douane, à des déclarations sur son désir d’annexer le Canada et le Groenland et à la destruction de programmes humanitaires dans le monde entier.
Le résultat, selon lui, est :
« À l'heure actuelle, les dirigeants chinois, russes, israéliens, européens et canadiens ont constaté que Trump n'est plus aussi puissant qu'ils le pensent. Ils en concluent donc qu'il est possible de lui désobéir sans conséquences. » (E)
Seuls les Arabes prennent au sérieux ses bêtises quotidiennes, achètent ses faveurs et lui offrent des concessions, tout en soulignant nécessairement leur rejet de son plan de déplacement de Gaza, mais sans prendre de positions qui contrecarreraient son potentiel ultérieur.
❗️Gaza hospital warns 50,000 pregnant and nursing women at serious risk
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza has warned that around 50,000 pregnant women and nursing mothers face life-threatening conditions amid severe shortages of food and medicine. 1/3
Hospital spokesperson Khalil al-Daqran told WAFA that miscarriage rates have increased six-fold since the war began, alongside a sharp rise in premature births, overwhelming Gaza’s already crippled neonatal units. 2/3
He said Israel’s repeated targeting of Gaza’s health system has pushed it to the brink of collapse, leaving over 23 hospitals non-operational and thousands of cancer and dialysis patients without care, resulting in an average of five cancer-related deaths per day. 3/3
Israel’s decision last week to create 22 new settlements in the West Bank was reported as somewhat uneventful news in the media. The reality is, however, that it’s the latest in a series of moves to cement Israeli control of the occupied territory.
Covert Web-to-App Tracking via Localhost on Android
"a novel tracking method by Meta and Yandex potentially affecting billions of Android users. We found that native Android apps—including Facebook, Instagram, and several Yandex apps including Maps and Browser—silently listen on fixed local ports for tracking purposes.
These native Android apps receive browsers' metadata, cookies and commands from the Meta Pixel and Yandex Metrica scripts embedded on thousands of web sites. These JavaScripts load on users' mobile browsers and silently connect with native apps running on the same device through localhost sockets [WebRTC]. As native apps access programatically device identifiers like the Android Advertising ID (AAID) or handle user identities as in the case of Meta apps, this method effectively allows these organizations to link mobile browsing sessions and web cookies to user identities, hence de-anonymizing users' visiting sites embedding their scripts."
similar to what ebay does. seems like facebook wants another maximum GDPR fine (which should be increased btw). these attacks should be mitigated by disabling (e.g. uBlockO), blocking tracking scripts (e.g. uBlockO), android without Android Advertising ID (GrapheneOS) and avoiding facebook and yandex sites and apps or better yet all proprietary spyware apps (f-droid.org)
F-Droid is an installable catalogue of FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) applications for the Android platform. The client makes it easy to browse, install, and keep track of updates on your device.
The tracking technique described at https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/06/meta-and-yandex-are-de-anonymizing-android-users-web-browsing-identifiers/ is prevented by Vanadium's default "Disabled non-proxied UDP" value.
Seems to be a kind of online conference. For being open source focused it's opening is very salesy/buzzword salad-ish.
"Open protocols, not closed platforms. The Fediverse, Mastodon and ActivityPub. ATmosphere, Bluesky and AtProto. Human connections, not AI bots, nor fake news nor manipulative algorithms. New funding models. New forms of governance. Better trust and safety. Direct relationships to stakeholders and customers. Interoperability across social platforms everywhere, and so much more.
After a decade of stagnation, next-generation social media is breaking out of the closed silos and connecting the world into a global, open social web. It’s a wild world full of opportunity.
FediForum brings together the leading thinkers and doers who build this new Open Social Web."
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in reply to Kevin Beaumont • • •abadidea
in reply to Kevin Beaumont • • •“Phishing is when criminals use personal information gathered externally to imitate a person and access services.”
What?