A safer, more resilient Europe.

The next EU budget will unite civil protection, health preparedness and defence to keep people safe:

🌊 Rapid crisis response across Member States
🛡️ Stronger defence and cybersecurity
🩺 Better health emergency preparedness
🚀 Innovation in defence and crisis management

With €10.7B propsoed for civil protection and health and €131B for Defence and Space, we’re building a Europe ready for any challenge.

More 👉 https://europa.eu/!w77nKY

We are proposing 131 billion euros for the defense and space window within the competitiveness fund. That is five times of what we have today because we know that security is a top concern for citizens and governments, and it will strengthen our industrial base and our capabilities. This will drive new investments, make mobility easier, and ensure continued support for Ukraine and its defense industry. We are also proposing to invest 10.7 billion Euro to strengthen civil protection and improve how we respond to health emergencies. This will help keep people safe from extreme weather, hybrid attacks, power outages, and the spread of diseases, our commitment to a stronger, more secure Europe.
We are proposing 131 billion euros for the defense and space window within the competitiveness fund. That is five times of what we have today because we know that security is a top concern for citizens and governments, and it will strengthen our industrial base and our capabilities. This will drive new investments, make mobility easier, and ensure continued support for Ukraine and its defense industry. We are also proposing to invest 10.7 billion Euro to strengthen civil protection and improve how we respond to health emergencies. This will help keep people safe from extreme weather, hybrid attacks, power outages, and the spread of diseases, our commitment to a stronger, more secure Europe.
@EUCommission cool thing. Please include a substantial budget of the cybersecurity budget in educating the citizens to react properly. This will have a much longer lasting effect than firewalls, surveillance, trust-databases.
#itliteracy #web
#cssChallenge2025 How would you code this with:

✨ 1 HTML element, no JS, no SVG
✨ inner border interrupted by text box shape
✨ responsive
✨ text wraps depending on space
✨ contenteditable
✨ 1 image = the background one

(if you're Cheetah+ on Ko-fi/ Patreon, you know where to find the answer)

#CSS #cssLayout #code #coding #frontend #web #dev #webDev #webDevelopment

Text that can wrap depending on available space in the bottom left corner of a card with padding. At the limit between the card's padding area and content area, there's an inner border interrupted in the bottom left corner by the text box. The text is contenteditable.
Text that can wrap depending on available space in the bottom left corner of a card with padding. At the limit between the card's padding area and content area, there's an inner border interrupted in the bottom left corner by the text box. The text is contenteditable.
#cssChallenge2025 How would you code this with:

✨ 1 HTML element, no JS, no SVG
✨ inner border interrupted by text box shape
✨ responsive
✨ text wraps depending on space
✨ contenteditable
✨ 1 image = the background one

(if you're Cheetah+ on Ko-fi/ Patreon, you know where to find the answer)

#CSS #cssLayout #code #coding #frontend #web #dev #webDev #webDevelopment

Text that can wrap depending on available space in the bottom left corner of a card with padding. At the limit between the card's padding area and content area, there's an inner border interrupted in the bottom left corner by the text box. The text is contenteditable.
Text that can wrap depending on available space in the bottom left corner of a card with padding. At the limit between the card's padding area and content area, there's an inner border interrupted in the bottom left corner by the text box. The text is contenteditable.
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After reading (and implementing) "Protecting against CSRF in 2025" (see link below), I'm wondering now whether cookies should still have any SameSite attribute at all, or whether it would be better to completely drop it and keep whatever is the browser's default for (session) cookies handling?

https://words.filippo.io/csrf/

#web #security #cookies #csrf

🔁 From our "Digital Crossroads" collection:

Perplexity’s AI browser Comet can be prompt-injected by any website - https://pivot-to-ai.com/2025/08/25/perplexitys-ai-browser-comet-can-be-prompt-injected-by-any-website/?ref=feedle.world

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🥳 All tests passing!

(And real-world projects seem to be rendering perfectly – and faster than before to boot.) :)

If further testing doesn’t bring out any issues, expect a new Kitten release this week with the new (and far improved) Markdown parser.

kitten💕

#Kitten #SmallWeb #web #dev#Markdown

Idée du jour pour une autre #stratégie #antipub sur le #web : pourquoi ne pas se partager les cookies ?
Si un site place un cookie trackeur, je l'accepte puis je le partage avec le monde et je le supprime.
Ce même cookie sera utilisé par plein d'autres personnes une seule fois.
Ça créera une sorte de profil aléatoire pour le vendeur de pub.

C'est un peu inspiré par les pollueur de scrappeur #anti_ia ...

Z'en pensez quoi ? C'est débile ou révolutionnaire ?

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Wow! You know that #Web#Tech is getting really good when you are able to replace significant amounts of #JavaScript with a few lines of #HTML and #CSS. Best part is the fact that you get #a11y out of the box with native widgets 🙌

A few examples: <dialog closedby="any">, stylable <select> and even HTML autocomplete/typeahead using the <datalist>.

#WebDev#UseThePlatform

Wow! You know that #Web#Tech is getting really good when you are able to replace significant amounts of #JavaScript with a few lines of #HTML and #CSS. Best part is the fact that you get #a11y out of the box with native widgets 🙌

A few examples: <dialog closedby="any">, stylable <select> and even HTML autocomplete/typeahead using the <datalist>.

#WebDev#UseThePlatform

@davew recently asked:

When we say something is on the web what does that mean?

What does web mean?

Here is my take. I should probably preface that with a disclaimer. You would get a very different, and more representative answer if you were to ask my daughter, or really anyone who doesn’t work with opensource and doesn’t have strong ideals around the open web. 🙂

For a lot of people, I think the lines between the internet and the web have blurred. Or maybe it was never clearly defined in the first place? We say things like “I saw it on the web” when we really mean “I saw it online,” whether that was on an app, in a newsletter, or on TikTok.

The Internet means so much today. The Internet is IoT, the smart devices in our homes. Internet is the social media apps we use to exchange messages and pictures. Internet is the apps we use to order pizza, check the weather. Internet is the endless stream of videos we scroll through for a small dopamine hit.

For me, “the web” is none of that. It has a specific meaning. When I think about “the web”, I think about something that lives at a URL I can open in a browser. Something that’s linkable, shareable, aed readable from anywhere, without having to install an app, or be logged in.

I know this sounds like an old man’s view. I don’t see my view as nostalgia though. I see it as a way of thinking about information and content that’s open, interconnected, and (hopefully) durable (Cool URIs don’t change). When I say “on the web,” I’m picturing that open space of websites, blogs, wikis. I see the web as an opposition of the ever-growing walled gardens of the Internet.


I’ve written all this before looking at any of the replies Dave got so far. I’ll now go and check!

#OpenWeb #web

@davew recently asked:

When we say something is on the web what does that mean?

What does web mean?

Here is my take. I should probably preface that with a disclaimer. You would get a very different, and more representative answer if you were to ask my daughter, or really anyone who doesn’t work with opensource and doesn’t have strong ideals around the open web. 🙂

For a lot of people, I think the lines between the internet and the web have blurred. Or maybe it was never clearly defined in the first place? We say things like “I saw it on the web” when we really mean “I saw it online,” whether that was on an app, in a newsletter, or on TikTok.

The Internet means so much today. The Internet is IoT, the smart devices in our homes. Internet is the social media apps we use to exchange messages and pictures. Internet is the apps we use to order pizza, check the weather. Internet is the endless stream of videos we scroll through for a small dopamine hit.

For me, “the web” is none of that. It has a specific meaning. When I think about “the web”, I think about something that lives at a URL I can open in a browser. Something that’s linkable, shareable, aed readable from anywhere, without having to install an app, or be logged in.

I know this sounds like an old man’s view. I don’t see my view as nostalgia though. I see it as a way of thinking about information and content that’s open, interconnected, and (hopefully) durable (Cool URIs don’t change). When I say “on the web,” I’m picturing that open space of websites, blogs, wikis. I see the web as an opposition of the ever-growing walled gardens of the Internet.


I’ve written all this before looking at any of the replies Dave got so far. I’ll now go and check!

#OpenWeb #web

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The Next Chapter in Reading: How Text-to-Speech is Changing Digital Publishing - https://goodereader.com/blog/digital-publishing/the-next-chapter-in-reading-how-text-to-speech-is-changing-digital-publishing?ref=feedle.world

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