CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@Leviatar A ver si es una cuenta para trolear a los nazis y aquí todo dios bloqueando @andrewwet @yoquese

@kravietz @nickofnz The degradation of manufacturing capability, and the externalisation of the damage it incurs to other parts of the world, was an unconscionable mistake. Happily it's one that can and must be addressed.

@oldperl @weirdmustard +1 ... seit zwei Jahren 🫤

@isotopp@infosec.exchange Meanwhile, wir in der Kommunalverwaltung so: *Homeoffice-Ausbaugeräusch*

@futurebird I use the Bookmark feature for this purpose.

@hpod16 That would be so, so cool. It's so important to stay active when you're aging and there are a lot of elderly / retired people who are still curious. It would be really important though to adjust applying for such a programme appropriate for the target group.

@lizzard @ragman I think it’s a bit like security used to be. Nobody cared, right? Now they do, but most just worry about compliance and worst-case scenarios.

@Fellingshaeuser sehr cool!Warum fällt unseren Ingenieuren so etwas nicht mehr ein. Oder wird deren Phantasie zu stark verschwendet für Betrugssoftware, Abwehrstrategien von Zukunftstechnologien und Aufwärm-Konstruktion von Technologien aus der Steinzeit.Wo gibt es diesen Film oder eine Info dazu, ich würde das gerne auch anderen zeigen.

@jwildeboer The revolution will not be centralized.From LowTech Magazine an interesting paper about DC vs AC and local decentralized production of electricity : https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2016/04/slow-electricity-the-return-of-dc-power/

@perjakobsen @ErikJonker @geopolitics By the way, are there any political parties thinking along those lines in your country? Luckily, in Finland we have the Communist Party, but they've been out of the parliament for many years. Other parties are all pro-US (except some single members).

@thomasfuchs You don’t need agency to evade safeguards, destroy things, or ignore instructions. `rm` can do it.This is literally the mistake people you criticize are making - imbuing intent where there’s none.The underlying tech had been apt at finding ways to circumvent feedback loops since before the bubble. This is constrained to the training phase, but with verification of commercial models being mathematically infeasible, these avoidance patterns are shipped directly to users.

@patterfloof @erkhyan Waterfox is pretty much a drop-in replacement for Firefox, been recommending it to non-technical friends and they had no problems at all. I think it eben supports Firefox Sync with no problems.

@davew @shadowwwind that is bad! and weird, because on the ActivityPub, it uses RSS as an example of a standard that never dies!

@NeussWave Die arme, arme Wirtschaft denkt auch nicht an mich, insofern sind wir da quitt.

@meowl @kaguya what is dis?

@ironicbadger Hah! Touché!Though I would posit that this is true only if your devices are regularly doing `pull`s.I don’t mean to “️ well actually ️” you; this is something I’ve been kicking around myself and haven’t come to a conclusion about.

@ang_mo_uncle @ottenser @BlumeEvolution @werdenfels @Kmf @maexchen1 @realbloginista @Smetana Unsere Sonne, unser Stolz;Spart Erdgas, Diesel, Öl und Holz!

@ubo @Nick_Lange es lebe der Klettverschluss

@crispius Cheers!

@cdarwin yes this boycott (large events happening in) America (that can happen elsewhere)