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Norway seeks to ban pervert glasses.
More: https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/02/norway-considers-ban-on-camera-enabled-wearable-pervert-glasses/
Ad-blocker bypass: https://web.archive.org/web/20260902131635/https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/02/norway-considers-ban-on-camera-enabled-wearable-pervert-glasses/
@teadrinker 42 litres of water per person per day seems like a lot? Even when I was doing fieldwork hiking round the bush in The Gambia in 40 degree heat I was only drinking a maximum of six litres a day. If it's a temporary emergency type situation you can easily flannel wash in 500ml, and allow a bit more for cooking
@afewbugs Yeah, agreed, it does seem like a lot! I wonder if it includes flushing and washing (as I was saying to Jenn, those things would be negotiable if we were in an emergency anyway)
@Geri also: elegance is timeless, hand tinting black and white images is a phenomenally affecting skill, the look of longing and resignation on the mens’ faces
@urlyman that's best so far xx
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https://www.reddit.com/r/ich_iel/comments/1w5h1v3/ichiel/
For those interested in the ins and outs of data policy, the National Data Library Expert Advisory Group (which I was a member of) is no more.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:tfsbnpnsnbnuz5jzuod6qlgt/post/3mulsicomrc27
@rachelcoldicutt.bsky.social I'm not sure what the impact will be
@Elizafox Scumbags *can* be tricky and subtle. DHH is not one of the tricky or subtle kind, however.
@Elizafox Like, it's not a dog-whistle thing with him.
Aus der Rubrik: Immer noch nicht angemessen WÜTEND genug - auf #Merz und Co:
For those interested in the ins and outs of data policy, the National Data Library Expert Advisory Group (which I was a member of) is no more.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:tfsbnpnsnbnuz5jzuod6qlgt/post/3mulsicomrc27
I saw a vid the other day about how to make sure you have enough food and water to last 2 weeks and it got me thinking... while we're probably not going to have enough food, we would be fine for a few days at least, but water? 42L per person per day. That's just over 250L for two weeks for all of us.
Where would I store 250L of water and also what about the shelf life of water... I know it's treated but surely if I'm keeping it for a couple of years in plastic, that's not great?
Genuine questions, I'm really wondering how I'd do this and if people have advice on this
@teadrinker 42 litres of water per person per day seems like a lot? Even when I was doing fieldwork hiking round the bush in The Gambia in 40 degree heat I was only drinking a maximum of six litres a day. If it's a temporary emergency type situation you can easily flannel wash in 500ml, and allow a bit more for cooking
@Elizafox Scumbags *can* be tricky and subtle. DHH is not one of the tricky or subtle kind, however.
Entendu hier à la télé:
"Je préfère quelqu'un qui porte le voile à quelqu'un qui porte un bracelet électronique."
If a grocery store is doing dynamic pricing and you just sit there with a flipper zero recording whatever sub GHz or IR signal they are broadcasting to flip them, take the lowest real displayed price, replay it with idk something like this, is that illegal
how does "strictly nonoverlapping process groups" work if processes need to share data ex post facto? simple! for two processes A and B, their respective supervisor processes S_A and S_Bmust both request a resource that exposes an interface to write data outside the process-local i/o space. this comes in the form of a capability, and it's the exact definition of our "named i/o sync domains"!
and alternatively but no less appropriately, we will still allow supervisors to request a shared memory buffer capability from the kernel, which it can then expose to multiple processes in its IPC graph. unlike the highly-optimized filesystem abstraction i'm providing (which adds on the concept of "i/o transactions" to negotiate the communication of data across supervisor trees in a structured way), shared memory is going to rely upon the semantics described by the C11 weak memory model for atomic operations for consistency.
the point here is absolutely not to nag applications to do "safe" i/o--all of this is purely motivated by my personal need for speed!!!!
in fact, the POSIX approach here is already perfect! https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/shm_open.3.html
The operation of
shm_open()is analogous to that ofopen(2).namespecifies the shared memory object to be created or opened. For portable use, a shared memory object should be identified by a name of the form/somename; that is, a null-terminated string of up toNAME_MAX(i.e., 255) characters consisting of an initial slash, followed by one or more characters, none of which are slashes.
if the /somename key used by two distinct supervisor trees matches, then they can communicate through a shared memory mapping!
Has anyone here played with GUI programming in #go on #netbsd? I have tried #tk and #fyne. They both fail the hello world test, I tried on my newly installed #netbsd11, and with the same negative result on the other laptop's #netbsd10.
#tk lacks some eval functions.
#fyne lacks some #wayland related header files.
(I don't do wayland :)
Farage and Reform, a whining lot who scream about "free speech" whenever someone rightly criticises them for their words, bans several journalists from their conference https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/sep/02/reform-uk-conference-journalist-ban
Funny how "free speech" only works one way for these far right wankshafts
Yet another example of the Trump regime and its minions openly defying a court order: https://www.npr.org/2026/09/02/nx-s1-5952211/usps-whistleblower-lawyer-reaction-mail-ballots
Also yet another example of a judge doing absolutely nothing about it.
The regime is winning its war on the rule of law.
Outsourcing public services involves syphoning off of funds to pay investors; the (supposed) calculation is that payments are dwarfed by the efficiencies introduced by the private sector.
This relies on the assumptions the public sector is 'inefficient' & investors only are paid when outsourcing is a success. Sadly neither is true, and so children's social services have become a way of bolstering private equity's returns *not* improving the lot of children!
#politics
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/sep/03/private-equity-england-childrens-care-providers-profit
Les termes sur le RN et leur interdiction du voile 👏
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