Here's another neat Bonfire feature: organisation profiles.

You can create a shared profile for your co-op, collective, project, or any other organisation or team, and invite trusted people to manage it with you.

Each team member signs in with their usual Bonfire account, with no insecure sharing of passwords, and together they can post as the organisation, access its feeds and private messages, manage its settings, and add or remove other members.

It’s similar to managing a Facebook Page, but built for the #fediverse: one shared public identity, securely managed by multiple people.

PALESTINA: NELLA CISGIORDANIA OCCUPATA CONTINUANO VIOLENZE E DEMOLIZIONI. IL PUNTO CON ELIANA RIVA https://www.radiondadurto.org/2026/08/27/palestina-nella-cisgiordania-occupata-continuano-violenze-e-demolizioni-il-punto-con-eliana-riva/ #puliziaetnicaeoccupazionepermanoisraeliana.SuRadioOndad'Urtol'interventodiElianaRiva #caporedattricediPagineEsteriecollaboratricedelquotidianoIlManifesto. #InPalestinaproseguonogenocidio #INTERNAZIONALI

@invadersil Right?? This is ridiculous

@Gina Ah, If I were young again I'd move to NL or further in the north.

My nephew moved to NL two years ago. He went back to Girona, but now he finally realized there's nothing here other than good food and an infernal summer heat that will burn your soul to death.

I guess it's the problem with us humans. We are never happy.

Btw I was kayaking in Sagaró that weekend :)

Happy 35th, Linux! Also welcome to the resistance, Linus.

(Edit: because people can't seem to google this, here's the source link, posted 3 years ago: https://social.kernel.org/notice/AWSXomDbvdxKgOxVAm)

⚠️ Merchants of Insecurity

｢ Omarchy doesn't treat security as important. They do role-play taking security seriously but their development practices and the ease with which they speedrun decades of security issues and invent new ones tell us much more about the security of Omarchy than Security Team announcements ｣

https://blog.happyfellow.dev/merchants-of-insecurity/

#Omarchy #cybersecurity #opensource

JavaScript for Everyone's Mat Marquis does not like Date() and he's here to show you how Temporal is in a completely different league entirely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qfGR_umqE0

Grab JavaScript for Everyone here: https://piccalil.li/javascript-for-everyone

@stefano buon appetito

And I just finished all the Transformers movies like couple of weeks ago ! 💔

@cstross
fair.

@jaredwhite Really, it does have instances, they just call it something else, and the only existing one is owned by Bluesky because the infrastructure cost is enormous.

They just rebuilt twitter and have a lot of people fooled. But that's what it's really about: building the space to let people feel collectivist and simultaneously nostalgic for the "good old days" of twitter, even if those two things are add odds.

Andrew C Yao, 1983: Theory and Applications of Trapdoor Functions

statistical cross-information is isomorphic to computational complexity means we can use complexity theory to address probabilistic arguments! of course people would take it the other way around but i'll link a sick thesis on how this is related to the q = 2p + 1 criterion

You can probably guess how rare and bad #disability representation is in kids books, so I really appreciate this picture book about #YayoiKusama . It talks in first-person about seeing things other people don't, a pumpkin talking to her, and living at a hospital. (Also about being poor, protesting the Vietnam war, and getting arrested.)

A lot of kids know her work and do polka-dot art assignments at school too; she's not just some adult celebrity they've never heard of.

#KidLit #PictureBooks

Die USA setzen ihren Kampf gegen linke zivilgesellschaftliche Projekte in Europa fort. Nun hat es das bekannte Internetkollektiv Autistici/Inventati getroffen. Das wehrt sich gegen die Vorwürfe und Sanktionen.

https://netzpolitik.org/2026/autistici-inventati-usa-sanktionieren-italienisches-internetkollektiv/

Leaders of flag-raising group Raise the Colours Oxfordshire placed trackers on highway workers’ cars to find out their home addresses, the High Court has heard. RTC then attempted to intimidate the highway staff into no longer removing flags by repeating their addresses to them.

This is terrorism, but don't hold your breath for them to be proscribed.

#RaiseTheColours #Terrorism #Flags #UKPolitics

The Clarion, 4 August 2026
https://oxfordclarion.uk/the-clarion-4-august-2026/

@cheeaun putt.day #107 ⛳ 8/11 Albatross · 🔥13
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https://putt.day/s/RGcXoJ6UIo_N

@farah oh no!!! He finally rolled out ..

What is up with this week!

RIP Peter Cullen

@ainmosni @oldrawgabbit yes, this. QR codes are all about the application. Lots of potential for community-first networking via QR, they just have to be a code that takes you somewhere YOU want to go, not where some SEO-maxxing data scraper wants you.

@cstross Unfortunately, I suspect you're incorrect.

I use these things for programming every day at this point (starting in April, which is around when they started to not suck), and they've gotten shockingly good at it (when used with care), remarkably fast.

I've been programming for 50 years, staying near the state of the art that whole time -- I know this field intimately. But Claude is not only producing code that is in the ballpark of comparable to my own (often aping my own style, even), it's now sometimes pointing out ways to do things better that hadn't occurred to me.

The *companies* are evil as hell, the *finances* are complete nonsense, and the industry as a whole seems certain to crash and burn a la the Dotcom Bust.

But the *technology* has, quite suddenly this year, become rather more useful than I had expected it to. So the stuff described in this article fits within the parameters I'm seeing in practice; I suspect it's largely true.