Van a poner una denuncia por crimen de sodio.
https://bird.makeup/users/fonsiloaiza/statuses/2091226667520070011
@geonz @simoncozens If you're hoping to establish a firm and final foothold on a theological point of any nature, all I can do is wish you luck. Not that you believe in luck, of course.
@Steve @simoncozens If you say so!!! Of course you know what I believe.
Meat proxy (noun): “A person who forwards AI-generated text, code, or other output without reading, understanding, or validating it. The person acts only as a relay between the AI system and the intended recipient.” https://sfisms.org/meat-proxy
I am apparently NOT allowed under ANY circumstances to buy a drinks globe despite always wanting one.
@TheBreadmonkey I’m pretty sure @InTheseHeels bought a drinks globe a while back and still has zero regrets.
@glyph @Netzblockierer The protocol doesn't care. Netbird and other tools will dynamically allocate an address in the subnet you define (or the default one).
@mttaggart @Netzblockierer Okay. So I guess wireguard *could* do what I want with public addresses, but nobody has built a frontend that includes this type of configuration (which is fair enough, not exclusive to wireguard or VPNs, most networking gear mishandles ipv6 to some degree)
Two neo-Nazi teens arrested in #Florida with weapons, explosive materials, white supremacist literature, and tactical gear with slogans such as "1488" that resembled previous mass far-Right killings such as that of Brenton Tarrant, who killed over 50 people at a mosque in New Zeeland.
The ap-next developer guide was removed from the https://activitypub.rocks website: https://github.com/swicg/activitypub.rocks/issues/63 (by the father of the Fediverse, no less).
The reason:
It's a fork outside the SocialCG.
This is utter nonsense. The guide refers to the original ActivityPub specification and even to SocialCG reports covering Webfinger and HTTP signatures. The other ap-next project is NomadPub - a collection of FEPs that significantly expand the capabilities of the protocol but don't diverge from the original spec.
However, since dissenting opinions about the present and the future of ActivityPub are now openly censored, a fork may indeed be necessary.
Crimen de Sodio.
Adoro a estos antifascistas catalanes que le han estropeado un encuentro de ultraderecha de Aliança Catalana echando un kilo de sal en la paella 😍
It's the #BrokenTimes that is divisive. #DivisiveTimes
Why does the New York Times keep calling the left ‘divisive’?
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/aug/24/new-york-times-divisive-progressives
@jeffjarvis We know why.
It's divisive to want to resist fascism when they don't.
I recently re-read Ursula K. Le Guin's "The Dispossessed" and confirmed that it is still my favorite book. 😀
Two quotes I wrote down while reading because they deal with challenges I have in my daily anarchist life:
"To break a promise is to deny the reality of the past; therefore it is to deny the hope of a real future."
"A promise is a direction taken, a self-limitation of choice. As Odo pointed out, if no direction is taken, if one goes nowhere, no change will occur."
@nixCraft as someone who has taken a deep dive into the omarchy code base (and i'm being generous when I say that) I wouldn't slap this thing on anything other than a VM. horribly written and redundant scripts left, right, and center. series of wgets with evals that just open it up to exploit.
It's no wonder DHH refuses to slap this thing on some trackers. he knows, he's just not skilled enough or too lazy to actually fix it.
A quelques heures près, j'étais en retard pour vous parler des ZACTUS DE LA SEMAINE DERNIERE !
https://www.tiktok.com/@osmosiscoop/video/7677231009074711810
Au programme : Rockstar, Netflix, et un bundle de soutien qui fait du bien !
Soyez l'élite et partagez moi ca ✨
The Economist just vibeslopped a whole ass article about my country, again.
"The South American hipster language cooler than Spanish"
U.S Unveils New Plan To Undermine U.S. Economy
What to Wear to the US Open, According to Menswear Editors
https://www.menshealth.com/style/a73512332/what-to-wear-to-us-open-2026/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into All Stories @all-stories-MensHealth
80% of developers find AI coding more addictive than helpful https://zdnet.com/article/80-of-developers-find-ai-coding-more-addictive-than-helpful/ via @ZDNet & @sjvn
A new Coddy Developer Survey found that four in five developers, 80%, say their use of AI has felt more like a dependence than an advantage.
Literal que puedo ver en tiempo real como se les pudre el cerebro a mis jefes con tanto abuso de la IA, es de locos parece que nadie es capaz ni de pensar ni de razonar por su cuenta, mandan tickets y mensajes pasados por IA que ni leen y ponen una de cosas sin sentido que se podrían resumir en 2 líneas. Proyectos enteros y documentación todo hecho por IA, sin acordarse de lo que han hecho ni de los detalles técnicos importantes del proyecto es imposible dialogar algo técnico con ellos ahora, por supuesto cuando hay un fallo que requiere complejidad y atención al detalle se lo piden a la única persona que queda capaz de revisar algo con precisión y detalle (yo). Aún así parecen ciegos e incapaces de ver todos los problemas y la mayor carga de trabajo que está dejando, siguen ciegos en su burbuja de que todo va mejor. Creo que la IA en el sector tecnológico está destapando lo que durante años no era tan obvio: el increíble desprecio que tienen hacia otras personas humanas. Las formas de dirigir y de dar instrucciones han cambiado al haberse acostumbrado a dárselas a la IA, entre esas costumbres se ven maneras tóxicas y despreciables. Acaban deshumanizando al trabajador hablándole con el mismo trato despreciable con el que le hablan a su IA. La IA es la fantasía preferida de toda persona despreciable que tiene aspiraciones autoritarias, es el juguete perfecto que no rechista ni pone peros, lo que esconde detrás es un desprecio tremendo hacía la vida humana.
@jamey @sophieop honestly something as simple as an end-user only setting for location, with a matching location code for each event published (which is already something usually included in some form in event calendars like that! so it's not even a lot of extra work), would allow users to automatically filter by events that were near them, and would greatly simplify it just as a start
@emaytch @sophieop yes! I've thought about building a standalone web app that pulls down a configurable set of calendars, filters them by location, and publishes a new iCalendar with only the selected events. but I haven't had the energy for that project yet. it could be useful both for private usage and for creating public curated calendars. the more extreme version would let you specify different locations at different times: "I'm traveling in three months, what should I do while I'm there?" I think there are a ton of opportunities to build useful things like that, and I expect there are lots of other ideas I'd never think of, so I really want to see what other people would do
@paul_ipv6 @ai6yr @Zebadiah_Carter @mangotable @BoneHouseWasps Getting good studio monitors for my desktop setup was a better upgrade than I expected.
Tip: if possible on your OS, route the "system" sounds through the computer speaker.
@mattblaze @paul_ipv6 @Zebadiah_Carter @mangotable @BoneHouseWasps "BEEEEEEP" comes the system sounds out of your highly optimized speakers doesn't sound pleasant, lol.
Brey, it sure does look like Ko-Fi is just treating money from Canada as terrorism monies.
Literally locked out of sending money to the US without PayPal or a bank. And Ko-Fi USES PayPal, but it still won't go through.
Come on brey, this is fighting terrorism? Gimme a break. Ole Slicey Boi can't come fast enough...