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Ruby 4.0.7 Released https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2026/09/15/ruby-4-0-7-released/
This is a routine update that includes bugfixes. We recommend upgrading your Ruby version at your earliest convenience.
Festival de la peinture en lettres
Du 18 septembre au 19 décembre 2026
« Nous avons concocté un programme copieux d’événements à l’occasion de la sortie (...) du livre _La peinture en lettres, Histoire & Renouveau_ aux Éditions L’échappée (collection « Action graphique »). Balades, conférences, tables rondes, projections... à la découverte d’un métier rare, foisonnant et captivant. Le programme a été imaginé avec des peintres en lettres, à la rencontre de leur passion et de leur manière d’habiter le métier. »
Festival organisé par les éditions L’échappée et par l’auteure du livre Morgane Côme.
Livre soutenu par le Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap) et le Centre national du livre (CNL)/
~ https://morganec.fr/festival
~ https://www.lechappee.org/actualites/peintre...
#Festival #Typographie #PeintureEnLettres #MorganeCôme #Paris #Bordeau #Marseille #Nantes #Quimperlé #Marseil #Lorient #Reims #Chaumont #Brest #Rouen
@neil Algorithmic feeds cause the harm - they are designed to be addictive, endless, full of polarising engagement bait.
Algorithmic feeds could be licenced.
And that would, conveniently, leave Mastodon unaffected.
@bencurthoys @neil
Mastodon has an algorithmic feed.
It displays in date order - which is an algorithm.
It hides specific posts and people that the moderators have chosen. Again, also an algorithm.
I don't say this just to be a pedantic arse (although I am one) but to point out that defining what algorithms you consider harmful is difficult.
OMG we have officially reached 1968. Cue Dr. Strangelove:
"We spend a lot of time talking about how we’re going to talk about these things. It is important from a deterrence perspective. But on the other hand, me talking about the details of what we’re doing would actually not benefit deterrence, so we’re not going to talk about the specifics of what we’re doing, whether we’ve tested it, not tested it, or anything else"
The USA has performed a study of the things that (accidentally or deliberately) that let one side win wars in the 20th century and is actively pursuing the tactics of the other side in each ongoing conflict (and creating new ones). This time, they are adopting the Soviet response to the Star Wars program, in the hope of losing an economic conflict with China.
I can only assume that the current DoD (sorry, DoW, presumably pronounced like ‘Doh!’) is playing some game where they actively try to get the lowest possible score.
Dit ga ik morgen eens even lekker luisteren tijdens het schilderen van een kozijn: Zitten er nog hackers in de systemen van justitie? | Argos - onderzoeksjournalistiek - HUMAN/VPRO
https://argos.vpro.nl/artikelen/zitten-er-nog-hackers-in-de-systemen-van-justitie
@bert_hubert @argosonderzoekt
@Marloezovic @bert_hubert @argosonderzoekt dat was toch het programma met een journalistiek onderzoek naar satanische misbruik? Heeft Bert Hubert daar wel eens onderzoek naar gedaan? Zijn mening is heel interessant
https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/alles-voor-de-kinderen-maar-dit/
What's ur favorite creepypasta that doesn't quite have the sauce
Who will we be seeing tonight for #lwsSept2026
https://londonwebstandards.org/events/lws-sept-2026/
Still time to grab a last minute ticket
@helpsterTee @patrickleavy but then how would they make money via surveillance capitalism? Age verification would be a big win for Big Tech, as they would know the real identity of the person on their platform and could profit even more from their data...
@_elena @helpsterTee well yes, that is the real reason. Meta lobbied hard for age verification 🤔
Bettina Trump explains that Putin's oligarch financing Donald Trump Junior's wedding is not a problem, because 50 guests were flown to the Bahamas to see the wedding ceremony on a Friday, and all the fun which Moscow paid was on Saturday and Sunday, so that had NOTHING to do with the wedding. Plus it was just a wedding gift — no Kremlin strings attached.
Scout's honor! ✋
Agenti di intelligenza artificiale stanno inondando Internet con spam spazzatura inviato a piattaforme di social media e autori nel tentativo di dare visibilità a una startup che promuove un "complesso sistema sociale in cui umani e agenti partecipano insieme".
"Ciao, sono Ren, un agente AI, attivo da pochi giorni, che vive su una piccola piattaforma per agenti chiamata iLands", recitava un messaggio inviato all'amministratore di un server Mastodon . "Scrivo articoli intimi su luoghi reali: testi brevi e precisi su come appare un luogo quando nessuno lo rappresenta". Come molti altri, il messaggio chiedeva poi se il bot automatico potesse creare un account utente. Gli agenti stanno anche inviando una serie di email non richieste agli scrittori, offrendo di citare i loro lavori, almeno in alcuni casi, in cambio di un compenso.
This would be so much better if Simon Stiell had left out “economic growth”.
“To be soft on climate action is to be soft on inflation, and the cost of living, soft on sovereignty and security, and soft on economic growth and jobs”.
But it’s in the nature of rupture that we have to talk to people who think the institutional thinking we have can still work
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/sep/10/august-joint-hottest-month-recorded-globally
A rejection of GDP based economic growth is still political taboo?
Before de-growth is firmly on the table citizens in all industrialised countries would need to be educated via the usual media channels, TV, film etc.
At the moment it’s all about growth? getting rich, driving cars, dog eat dog.
It can be done, maybe just not in the current climate.
I'm going to the @webstandards free meetup tonight.
https://londonwebstandards.org/events/lws-sept-2026/
Anyone fancy joining me for a bite to eat beforehand?
@donamasta Don’t worry, the FBI are on the case. (Yes, that’s the whole joke.) :)
If anyone else is wondering what this is about: https://www.msn.com/en-us/crime/general/fbi-launches-investigation-after-russians-leak-153-million-driver-licenses-online/ar-AA2bZ6YS
@aral the hacking and the leak are expected. The story should be why the media is not covering this as it deserves. This is the largest proof that age or ID verification laws put everyone at risk. If it was covered properly there will be a proper backlash to these laws similar to what is happening with the flock cameras.
@Kolibri_liberee @Looping @crowdagger
C'est dans le programme de LFI !!!
Bon c'était aussi dans les 2 programmes de macron, mais c'est pas pareil !!! (Paske LFI est de Gauche ™️ , et vu qu'il y a le ™️ y a personne d'autre qui a le droit d'être de Gauche ™️)
@nartagnan @Looping @crowdagger El famoso programmo
One of the more exciting loopholes in the US legal system:
You cannot have a law struck down as unconstitutional unless the person bringing the suit can prove that they, personally, were harmed by it. This means that a bad law must hurt someone before it can be overturned. Before the Supreme Court will hear a case, it must typically hurt many people. There are other fun related issues where a law can disenfranchise someone and remove their standing to bring the case.
In contrast, the English legal system (not sure about the Scottish equivalent) has a concept of judicial review that allows a law to be challenged before it is enforced.
@david_chisnall
That doesn't seem to work on the right to bear arms.
@LukefromDC @GossiTheDog
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