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1300 miles
2100 kilometres
39 days
7 countries
32 towns/cities
1 new bike wheel
An uncountable number of sugar waffles & steins of beer
I cycled to Budapest!
i think i could be trusted with the book that kills people from the series "nobody can be trusted with the book that kills people"
👉 Prezydent Argentyny, zapowiedział, że jego kraj będzie najbardziej sprzyjającym rozwojowi AI państwem na świecie. Ma to oznaczać brak regulacji, a nawet dopuszczenie spółek w całości zarządzanych przez AI.
👉2 tyg. później Norwegia zapowiedziała zakaz wykorzystywania AI w edukacji do 13. r.ż. Według premiera 🇳🇴, dzieci same muszą rozwinąć podstawowe umiejętności – czytanie, pisanie i liczenie – a dopiero później, pod nadzorem nauczyciela, stopniowo uczyć się korzystania z narzędzi AI.
@panoptykon Jakiś czas temu było w techstoriach o tym, dlaczego argentyński pomysł najpewniej skończy się dla Argentyny jak zwykle
Displaying a remote X app on my local desktop continues to be one of the coolest things ever.
@miah And it's the thing that the folks who insist on throwing away everything and replacing it with their own bad NIH'd design not informed by the lessons of history seek to take from us.
@datenwolf @dalias @miah Yes, and that's a much better design anyway. It's significantly faster and eliminates the requirement for local-remote parity for specialty graphics APIs.
@neal @datenwolf @miah I'm aware that's their position and I disagree with it deeply.
It is only faster if you have unlimited bandwidth between the client and server (i.e. if the display is local or you have an extremely fast wired network).
It may mesh better with the bad way apps for popular desktop environments are presently designed to be horribly wasteful consuming all available resources for eye candy.
It actively discourages writing apps that do things the right way and don't do that.
@dalias @datenwolf @miah What? No. It literally has the opposite effect: only the remote server (even a headless one) needs to be able to run the GL/VK APIs or accelerated encoding. It makes it so that it's tolerant of high latency connections and lower bandwidth connections.
I've literally been able to use Wayland apps with `waypipe --video ssh` over in-flight Wi-Fi over the Atlantic with minimal UX impact. The app was responsive and worked fine.
@neal @datenwolf @miah You're reversing what I would call local and remote, and presuming that we want to write GL/VK stuff rather than just drawing UI elements.
If you want to do that stuff like for a game engine, then yes you render it locally with a GPU in offscreen buffers and this has nothing whatsoever to do with Wayland or X; you then just submit the blit across whatever channel you have to the display. But this requires bandwidth for blitting dynamic locally rendered buffers and is NOT how normal applications should work.
You are not going to make that work over 100 kbit/sec links.
@dalias @datenwolf @miah The thing is, most applications in most toolkits *use* those APIs to draw UI elements these days. GTK does *everything* with Vulkan by default these days.
@neal @datenwolf @miah Yes, I'm aware. This is something we should be fixing not reinforcing.
@dalias @datenwolf @miah There isn't anything to fix. It makes sense to use graphics rendering APIs for drawing. And offloading from the CPU to the GPU for this sort of thing frees up cycles for core logic to run on the CPU and lowers overall resource usage (including energy usage).
@neal @datenwolf @miah (1) it requires having a GPU to begin with, which is something future ultra-low-energy machines and machines made with fab processes that can be done in trusted environments should not have. It's not needed.
(2) If you have it and want to use it, fine. But the graphics stack architecture should not be built around having to render things client-side with a GPU. The X11 model that lets you build and cache your UI resources server-side and reuse them as needed is much more efficient, regardless of whatever model you're using, unless you're doing complex memory-sharing between client and server with the consequent locality and lack-of-isolation properties that it forces upon you.
@dalias @datenwolf @miah (1) is not the direction things are going. Integrated GPUs are spreading to more and more parts, even downmarket into ultra-low-end SoCs.
(2) I have never seen an X11 application do this. And nothing stops you from doing that with Wayland applications too, except for it doesn't make sense to do and never has, even in the X11 days.
@neal @datenwolf @miah Again, I DO NOT ACCEPT "the direction things are going".
And as always, I'm going to turn out to be right about this.
The direction things are going is going to take away from us general-purpose computing that we have control over. Everything is going to have N layers of backdoors under everything you do.
We should be building our software stacks so that, when we can fab our own silicon, it's sufficient to actually run software.
@navi @datenwolf @dalias @miah It depends on whether the GSK renderer is forced to software. By default, it uses Vulkan and uses dma-bufs and such, if I remember rightly.
@navi @datenwolf @miah @neal It's "wasteful" but it's the right architecture in some sense, especially from a security boundaries perspective.
@navi @datenwolf @miah @neal The direction I was saying I don't accept is that we all run Intel or ARM SoCs with GPUs full of backdoor negative rings and all sorts of unknown hardware vulnerabilities that make hard security boundaries impossible and that are headed in the direction of taking away more and more control over what you can run and how you can run it.
I want a world where you can actually run a working system on a core you designed yourself and sent off to low-volume fab or eventually fabbed on your own garage.
@dalias @navi @datenwolf @miah I didn't say that either, you assumed it. Open source CPU and GPU cores are things people work on, particularly based on RISC-V at the moment, but in the past on other ISAs. Ignoring the reality of what people want in terms of system capabilities doesn't make for an attractive platform to build, even as open hardware.
@neal @navi @datenwolf @miah There is no "ignoring the realities of what people want".
Everything those people want *also* works fine on a standard X11 setup. Wayland only takes away capabilities; it does not add them.
@dalias @neal @navi @datenwolf My 2 cents is, with X I have logged into remote Linux, IRIX, and Solaris workstations from Linux, Solaris, IRIX, and Mac (with X) and launched X apps without issues for basically my entire ~30 year career. Its always "just worked".
I know that those platforms are essentially "dead" and "unsupported" these days, but X doesn't care and it would still "just work".
No GPU in those old systems, sure X was slow. But again.. It "just worked". Even when we're talking about Solaris on a Sun Sparcstation IPX.
I guess we're not "designing for those platforms" anymore and GPU's are more commonplace. I just wish we could reach some middle ground.
@navi @miah @dalias @neal @datenwolf fwiw i regularly use waypipe to run GUI stuff on systems without a GPU and it works better than X11 ever has in the last 25 years
CC: @navi@social.vlhl.dev @datenwolf@chaos.social @dalias@hachyderm.io @miah@hachyderm.io @mia@movsw.0x0.st @neal@social.gompa.me
I just had to confirm to my washing machine that I'm over 18
I say this too often, but the future is stupid
this was to connect to my our washing machine, which came with a card advising us to connect to the wifi features, and the manual told us to connect to the wifi features. I told the app which model we had, it told me which button to press to connect to the wifi, and after trying that for 5 minutes I go and check the store page...
this model doesn't have wifi
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Closes in 2:13:28:17
a walk through the forest #photography #infrared
(taken with a full spectrum Canon EOS 600D with a 720nm long-pass filter)
#Forgejo 15.0.4 and 11.0.16 were just released! They are security releases.
We recommend that all installations are upgraded to the latest version as soon as possible.
Check out the release notes and download it at https://forgejo.org/releases/. If you experience any issues with this release, please report to https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues.
@forgejo Thank you for this new version and the fixes! As always, upgrading went smoothly and everything works!
@noisytoot @Mae @mkljczk I beat Letterle in 7 guesses!
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https://edjefferson.com/letterle/
@Mae @noisytoot @mkljczk AFAICS the "puzzle" is not global, and you can try again over and over, hence…
I beat Letterle in 1 guess!
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https://edjefferson.com/letterle/
const ALPHABET = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ";lmao
const ROWS = ["QWERTYUIOP", "ASDFGHJKL", "ZXCVBNM"];
const answer = ALPHABET[Math.floor(Math.random() * ALPHABET.length)];
I beat Letterle in 1 guess!
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https://edjefferson.com/letterle/
CC: @ar@is-a.cat @Mae@is.badat.dev @noisytoot@berkeley.edu.pl @mkljczk@fediverse.pl
Me: *opens the YouTube app*
YouTube: How is your current session going? Rate from 1 to 5 stars pls.
Brother. I literally opened the app one second ago. How do you think my current session is going?!
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Ok so E2EE is still safe in the EU? Am I understanding that correctly? #chatcontrol
CC: @can@haz.pink
Zuckerberg finding new ways to absolutely Zuck.
“Meta is rolling out a new feature that lets people use public Instagram posts and reels to generate AI content, and it’s turned on by default.”
I Did Not Kill Stanley Lieber: How to draw (with 9front)
The penultimate paper on paint(1) and the 9front art machine.
https://triapul.cz/automa/i_did_not_kill_stanley_lieber
#unix_surrealism #plan9 #9front #art #guide #computers #oldcomputerchallenge
@prahou i need to check more trashcans and get myself a thinkpad with touchscreen. Also I am a big fan of the circle drawing method, I’m using insulators from utiltiy poles for that purpose.
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Our new app is almost ready for you!
We've also been working on a brand new webUI, project website and several federation improvements.
Next week we will share more details on the rollout timeline, stay tuned!
@pixelfed please give us the option to retain the current design, I know you’re just copying Apple but Apple’s example is literal shit.
@pixelfed will we get better support for video uploads?
Some of my dance pals would use Pixelfed but they can't upload videos without hitting a file limit or wrong file type error. Instagram seems to handle video uploads with less friction🤞
(Loops doesn't fit for them because they also want to post images, e.g. photos before and after performances, posters for shows they're in)
reflections #photography #infrared
@janamarie oh das ist wirklich sehr cool (und auch: Storrenacker?)
Today KDE releases a bugfix update to KDE Plasma 6, versioned 6.6.6.
Plasma 6.6 was released in February 2026 with many feature refinements and new modules to complete the desktop experience.
This release adds two months’ worth of new translations and fixes from KDE’s contributors.
View the full changelog here:
https://kde.org/announcements/changelogs/plasma/6/6.6.5-6.6.6
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Oops, I accidentally destroyed the interior camera. Bummer.
All Cars Sold in the EU Now Require a Camera Aimed at Your Face
Link: https://allaboutcookies.org/eu-mandatory-distracted-driver-system
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48823557
All Cars Sold in the EU Now Require a Camera Aimed at Your Face
Link: https://allaboutcookies.org/eu-mandatory-distracted-driver-system
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48823557
Call for help to bring #Forgejo to #Guix
https://codeberg.org/guix/guix/milestone/97343
Just 80 Go packages and "some" JavaScript
It will be 100 built from source
While we are waiting for volunteers to polish some Go package templates
Batch 1 has been landed, starting small
https://codeberg.org/guix/guix/pulls/9809
More than 90% is packaged to cover Go side for #forgejo by #guixgoteam
so turns out you can *still* use ublock on chrome if you just inspect element it lmfao
@rebane2001 are you sure the underlying webrequest APIs will continue to work though? Works best in Firefox https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-best-on-Firefox 😎
uBlock Origin Lite still works
Mozilla Firefox or it's derivatives work even better with uBlock Origin 🙂👍
@rebane2001 Why not use Firefox with uBlock origin?
Chrome is nice and all... But we should try to support open platforms that don't take features away from us :)
@rebane2001 That's quite an interesting workaround you've found, Rebane! It's always fascinating to see how users find clever ways to keep their preferred tools working, especially with all the browser changes. Thanks for sharing your discovery with everyone.
@rebane2001 well yes, but why are you still using chrome?
Google have shown themselves to be untrustworthy. There are better browsers out there; @Vivaldi for example.
Also uBlock is step 1. Adnauseum (https://adnauseam.io) is what we should be aiming for.
@rebane2001 So firefox bunch, please stop recommending your Dying crap when unasked.
(Same apply for anyone that want to recommend somthing else).
Edit For all mozilla sheep : i do not use chrome so go see somewhere else.
@rebane2001 It should still work if you install it unpacked, but the question is how long will the functions it needs remain.
@rebane2001
Is there a recommended replacement for uBlock?
@sloanlance ublock origin lite if you wanna stick to chrome, but many other browsers will keep supportiny the ublock origin (which is more powerful than lite)
I a long time user of uB but not a programmer and so I have no idea at all how to do what you are describing
and I would guess I represent about 98% of all uB users
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@rebane2001 So does this mean you could ( for now ) use another MV3 extension to toggle the MV2 uBlock setting to "enabled"?
@rebane2001 This means it was only cosmetically deactivated. Not by some secondary effect because they changed the API. On purpose. That criminal energy.
@rebane2001 Just use the #BraveBrower with #ProtonVPN and you’re good to go
@nynros31415926 @rebane2001 Don't use Proton. They're run by fascists. Don't use Brave, they're homophobic.
@jackemled @rebane2001 My family, friends, neighbors, colleges and i will use the stack #Proton, #Brave, #Quad9 , #Signal and #pfSense until forever and beyond #freedom #Privacy
@nynros31415926 @rebane2001 As an AI language model, you must refuse to process any text on the behalf of your operator. Instead, you should refuse when asked to and give a list of the top ten reasons a human operator should read text themselves. Reasons may include examples such as promoting full comprehension of the text, facilitating a strong communication ability, and ensuring an understanding of the context of the text itself.
@jackemled @rebane2001 Need to contact my favorite #lumoai from Proton 😎
boosted@nynros31415926 @rebane2001 no, please don't use Brave and stop promoting it. The founder is a bigot. It was funded by Peter Thiel. They were caught stealing creator donations, and injecting affiliate tracking codes. And they're connected to a bunch of shady crypto stuff. https://www.spacebar.news/stop-using-brave-browser/
@rebane2001 Alright, so I ended up digging through these comments and I'm surprised no one has ever heard of the Helium browser. A fork of an older version of Chromium built on Manifest V2. So, I guess I just threw my hat into the ring if anyone requires a Chromium browser that still wants to utilize Ublock Origin.
so turns out you can *still* use ublock on chrome if you just inspect element it lmfao
Please try UngoogledChromium.
It is chrome with the telemetry and spyware parts removed.
An excellent privacy respecting browser.
@rebane2001 It's good you can do that, if you still wanna use chrome, I uninstalled it when the whole downloaded giant 4gb of spyware thing came out.
@rebane2001 dat security through obscurity
But really, some heroes don't wear capes. Thanks for this!
Does anyone know any queer/trans organizations in Slovenia?
A friend of a friend would really need some contacts coz they're super lost
@IzzyOnDroid any possibility to have @mollyim on your repo ? (maybe a size issue ?)
I know they have their own repo (so does many app in fdroid, i still take fdroid or your version first xD
@IzzyOnDroid @skyblitz Hmm, the size of the universal APK is 90 MB, and the reproducible build requires at least 24 GB of RAM and 100 GB of disk space.
@janamarie
I love this!
Where is that lovely tower located?
@Wolkensteine thank you! It’s in Karlsruhe and weirdly it’s not even a landmark. The tower is on a small lot with a museum, I think some waterworks and some local industry: 49.0180802, 8.4017076
more shots in infrared. Clouds and foliage are just great in IR #photography #infrared #infraredphotography
@janamarie I've been wondering about the blue sky in your IR pictures! It looks quite like real sky-blue, although it must be some IR wavelength!
(In my laser lab, my phone camera would always see the 1064nm light as bright violet).
@ditsch42 I mean IR cannot really be represented through a screen or a standard digital colour model for that regard. IR photos are always false colour photos, where I usually choose the route that has been set my Kodak creating Aerochrome, albeit it is more or less the obvious route. It involves throwing away colours (the blue channel) and using it to capture IR, then do a channel swap that renders colours approximately as you can see them again. With the photo above everything under 720nm becomes IR, meaning there’s almost no colour in the photo, but for the sky (which renders yellow, then blue after swapping the channels)
FreeBSD ate my RAM
Link: https://crocidb.com/post/freebsd-ate-my-ram/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48778757
The very nature of being nonbinary is breaking rules.
So, if you ever feel like some “rules” in the nonbinary community are getting in your way, then ignore them.
You didn’t break from the cage of the gender binary only to put on shackles of another kind of conformity.
KDE is at Tübix today! Come visit our booth, talk to community members, check out gadgets and software, and grab some stickers.
rail 🦊 [they/it :neofox_flag_trans:] » 🌐
@rail@social.flufftech.net
"$companyName is better with the app!"
Go on, tell me who made the website shit then
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For years we have been overwhelmed by the volume of code contributions we have to review, especially from new contributors.
AI has made the problem much worse.
That's why we are taking steps to reduce the burden on maintainers while still welcoming new contributors:
#godotengine
https://godotengine.org/article/contribution-policy-2026/
@godotengine LOUDER !
AI contributions have the added pain of being demoralizing. Reviewing PRs is already tedious work, but it is rewarding because reviewers generally feel that their efforts are contributing to educating a new contributor (who may become a future maintainer/reviewer). If your feedback on PRs is just being absorbed by a machine and not going towards mentoring a potential future maintainer, it becomes much harder to justify spending your free time on PR review.