In #Denemarken heeft een man bij het aanleggen van een terras in zijn tuin de grootste bekende #zilverschat uit de #Vikingtijd ontdekt. De schat bestaat uit 700 voorwerpen en fragmenten uit de 10e eeuw, en omvat #zilverstaven, armbanden, 47 complete munten en muntfragmenten, een kleine hamer van de god Thor, en diverse geslepen zilveren voorwerpen uit een aardewerken pot. De schat weegt bijna 18,5 kilogram. (Foto’s: © North Jutland Museums / Nordjyske Museer)
https://www.nieuwsblad.be/natuur-en-wetenschap/deense-man-stoot-tijdens-tuinieren-op-grootste-zilverschat-ooit-uit-vikingtijdperk/160944407.html

@thomasfuchs xAI must hurt lol

@davidgerard mixed metaphors

Functional PCB art from the 60s. It's likely a 3 decade count from 0 to 999. I assume it was for lab equipment but I'm not sure. I only know it's made in France, likely by someone who worked at Intertechnique.

Apologies for the hasty pictures, there will be better ones once the board is installed in a museum (spoiler alert?).

#electronics #pcbart

@mttaggart unquoted service paths, DLL hijacking, lib hijacking, scheduled talk hijacking, AV/EDR exclusion abuse. This is Just the stuff I’ve personally done off the top of my head by taking advantage of search orders. I’m sure there’s more.

OOMWOO hardware bring-up: wheels, fans and brushes - Ilia O. @ Makers Pet:
https://makerspet.com/blog/oomwoo-hardware-bring-up/

the Intel ISA, formalized, as a web site
https://intel.github.io/SDM/sdm.html

announcement:
https://intel.github.io/SDM/announcement/2026/08/20/announce-preview.html

some blog posts:
https://intellabs.github.io/isa-tools/

this is all Alastair Reid's work! he previously did similar work creating an executable formal spec for ARM's ISA

@extendedplayit ma tanti auguri!

Once popular for attacking AI, ASCII smuggling is embraced by spammers

A once-overlooked block of unicode that's invisible to humans is gaining ever wider use.
https://arstechnica.com/security/2026/09/once-popular-for-attacking-ai-ascii-smuggling-is-embraced-by-spammers/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social

This guy in SF makes some of the best baklava I've had anywhere in the world (incl in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon..)

Here he's being interviewed about how he does what he does, and how it's hard doing something so labor-intensive in a city flush with AI money

Everything he does (from the flour he uses to the types of pistachios) is extremely obsessive, every time I have some I am very thankful to people like him.

https://www.businessinsider.com/san-francisco-baklava-bakery-owner-hustle-culture-ai-boom-2026-9

#Food #SanFrancisco

@jankais3r I will definitely consider it, but it takes a while before third-party upgrades appear for new models, and I had to order now.

(Also, I don’t relish the idea of prying the Mac Studio open. It’s no Mac Pro when it comes to gaining access without removing glue and seals.)

@aerofreak @Enea90 using sentence case is actually a deliberate choice on my part.

I am fully aware that there are many title case titles on YouTube, but news channels like CNN use sentence case, and I agree with that choice. To me, it feels more like a news headline, so it seems more like a news paper article.

Also, since I always have an all caps title on the thumbnail, it works well with the sentence case contrast on the text title — it looks more like a subtitle to the all caps title.

Ehi, ma oggi compiamo 5 anni giusti giusti!
Un traguardo inaspettato per un lustro passato davvero velocemente.
Dai, festeggiate con noi!

@iain oh, people have. for decades. mostly women and queer folk.

people who speak out are seen as ruining "the fun"

if they hit a nerve, they can expect to be harassed and exposed to violence for years, if not decades

they can expect that their "peers" in the tech industry will belittle them and talk about them behind their backs, and refuse to involve them in projects

they can expect to be blackballed and lose their tech careers

please ask me how I know

Terwijl de redactie van Apache volop bezig is met de voorbereiding voor de overstap van Google Workspace naar Nextcloud, mocht onze redacteur Jan Walraven in de podcast Tijdstof meer vertellen over onze plannen en over de moeilijke beslissingen en vraagstukken die daarbij komen kijken.
https://apache.be/vaarwel-big-tech?mtm_campaign=MA

Pues a nivel visual es muy bonito, a nivel performance me sigue haciendo falta XMonad. Creería que lo mas parecido a BSPWM es River, al menos el River-classic:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/River-classic

Se configura con el lenguaje que mas te guste, al estilo BSPWM.

Hyprland en sus últimas versiones se configura con LUA, lo cual yo prefiero en lugar de los ficheros de configuración.

@paul Best of luck, and ye gads, keep this thread pinned/share it with them for evidence! Even for people without speech challenges, AI transcription/interpretation over telephony/VOIP is an absolute mess. My phone notifies me of messages by transcribing them for me and they're usually incomprehensible. And it's endangering lives in clinical care contexts. This is bigger than just you. In Ontario, I'd consider it grounds for at a bare minimum a Human Rights Tribunal filing.

@ajroach42 You've seen my thread, but highly recommend

https://theconstellations.bandcamp.com/album/static-nation

Anyway solution for 1Password problem is straightforward

- Patch ChiPass (no-AI fork of KeePassXC) to support VaultWarden syncing protocol

- Develop a socioeconomic system capable of supporting a team of 3-5 people to do ongoing security response, UI design and multiplatform mobile app development without ruining literally everything in a quest for ever-expanding growth and illusory short-term efficiencies

- Apply said functioning socioeconomic system to ChiPass

Submit your ideas for Interop 2027 - WebKit:
https://webkit.org/blog/18283/submit-your-ideas-for-interop-2027/