@nizarus @gazaverified @casey @aseelfromgz @manarfamily96 @Ruwaidi
اهلا بك @nizarus

@computersandblues there are lots of ways it could be done, I don't think userstyles are the most userfriendly, they appeal to super nerds and then you have to install them in each browser you use etc

how it's going

@lowqualityfacts I stopped hating years ago. Saves me a lot of time.

cannot wait until every brexit voter dies

@lauren@mastodon.laurenweinstein.org @wolfwalks@app.wafrn.net

i read both and this article is essentially what was going through my head while i read the manifesto. it reads more like a sales pitch than a manifesto.

'my 8-yr-old can code and make videos in a single night with her AI agent' is just 'my eight year old can paint picasso with the help of a grand master which i pay for' for the 21st century

@travisfw

Alas, you are probably right.
Thanks for the tip.

@Kierkegaanks @tante

@TheBreadmonkey Ah, young people today. Always complaining about younger people.

🛑 This is why we have argued for a temporary sales ban on these glasses in Norway, while giving policy and decision makers time to consider a tech-neutral approach to counter these challenges. I hope more countries and the EU will consider the same. The precautionary principle matters here: democratic red lines should be drawn before intrusive technologies become normalised, not afterwards. /end

@dansup @pixelfed 👀

The central problem with Chief Justice Roberts’s Friday afternoon “administrative” stay in the White House ballroom case isn’t just the lack of any clear standards for such relief; it’s that it’s hard to see how, *whatever* the standards are, this case could satisfy them.

Me in today’s “One First”:

245. Irreparable Harm, “Admini...

AliExpress Silent WebAudio Fingerprinting Uses Bluetooth Hardware

AliExpress uses hidden WebAudio graphs to fingerprint devices, which blocks Bluetooth multipoint headphones from switching audio sources. The tracking relies on obfuscated scripts that maintain an active audio pipeline even when muted.

**If you shop on AliExpress and your Bluetooth headphones stop switching between devices, this is caused by hidden tracking scripts on the site, not broken hardware. Install uBlock Origin and add filter rules to block `collina.js` and `fireyejs.js` on aliexpress.com, then close all open AliExpress tabs and reload the site for the fix to take effect.**
#cybersecurity #infosec #knowledge #awareness
https://beyondmachines.net/event_details/aliexpress-silent-webaudio-fingerprinting-uses-bluetooth-hardware-9-o-c-m-i/gD2P6Ple2L

The glasses themselves are highly problematic, even without that tech embedded, as the glasses allow for “frictionless” capture of photos, video and audio. Sadly, we are already hearing countless stories of people being filmed without their knowledge or consent, harassed and being outed online. Lives are ruined in the process, and we risk a massive chilling effect on the freedom of movement, freedom of expression and the right to privacy, as these devices are normalised in society. 3/

The Renault 4, or R4 in short (and 4L, pronounced "Quatrelle" in French French pronunciation: [ˈkatʁɛl]), is an economy car built by the French company Renault from 1961 to 1994.[6] Although it was first marketed as a short estate or wagon, its minimal rear body length and its top-hinged, single-piece tail-gate means that it is now recognised as the world's first mass-produced hatchback.[7]...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_4

#renault #r4

The yaks are breeding faster than I can shave them. Send help.

😰 Earlier this year, the New York Times exposed how Meta planned to roll out face recognition technology in a “dynamic political environment”, when they thought everyone would look the other way. Then WIRED exposed how Meta had made the tech "nearly ready to go" in the software of the app itself. Swedish news outlet Svenska Dagbladet (SvD) and Göteborgs-Posten exposed how employees had access and was exposed to sensitive videos by users. 2/