They would've assassinated him already.
Yes I think this has broken him. Quiet life in the burbs with the occasional phone interview on someone's podcast.
I just can't understand how someone could think that banking books is a good idea.
I find it a bit annoying that different usb-c implementations have different capabilities.
As in, not all cables are compatible with all devices, and there's not even a standardised way or reporting capabilities.
What's the point of being able to put every plug in every socket if you don't know if it's going to work?
No and none.
He just walked out of a US district court. If they were going to grab him they would have.
He rolled the dice on being the world's most well known "journalist" and he lost in the most spectacular way. He's so incredibly lucky he got off as lightly as he did, having only lost 12 years of his life.
what do you mean? It just did play out. That's the end.
Yeah I don't really get it but it seems like it's not that uncommon to have heaps of tabs open. More than 7,000 is obviously exceptional but it checks out - there's a few users like this in mozilla's telemetry.
I think it's basically just concern that you might not be able to find your way back to something you were looking at before. To me that seems irrational but everyone needs to sail their own ship I guess.
Feels like the whole world is on the same trajectory.
Yeah, I feel the same, but I don't really know enough about it to make that assertion.
I agree. There's also a pervasive feeling that lemmy is unaffected by manipulation and misinformation.
If Lemmy continues to grow sooner or later it will become a large enough target for manipulation, and I wonder how federation will fare at that time.
You're right in that it will never be like it was, but there are still fringes and niche communities that have that human feel. The thing is they're much less engaging without algorithms and UX driving engagement, we're not drawn to them in the same way.
WDYM?
Brigadeers can just upvote comments supporting their position and exclude contrary ones.
Enough. Feel free to continue believing that, on the balance of probabilities, this tomb is that of the really real Jesus.
That's just not true.
Sure ok you might not see how many upvotes a user has received but that's not how vote manipulation works.
Votes influence what you see, and perhaps more importantly they influence what users perceive to be popular opinions.
Upvotes for "genocide joe" comments are a good example. A few people can make an idea seem like it's mainstream.
The problem with this, is that it only blocks posts. You're still going to see comments, and posts and comments are still subject to vote manipulation.
If you're happy with this type of calculation then the probability that this tomb is that of biblical Jesus is (number of occupants) / (number of humans in that area at the time the tomb was built).
If it was just about transparency he would've released it sooner.
Sitting on it to release at the right time was partisan.
He released information relating to government officials engaging in misconduct
... at precisely the right time to maximise the effect of the release and diminish her chances at winning the election.
No whistleblowers shouldn't go to prison, I'm glad Assange is going home but I do dislike him immensely.
Of course you can.
I'm unable to calculate the probability that the moon will fall out of the sky tonight but I know that the probability is very low.
We might not be able to calculate the probability but we can conclude that the chances that this tomb is that of Jesus is infinitesimal.
Just wondered if any one is using block lists for their docker containers.
IPSum publishes a great list of IPs worth blocking.
The thing is, I know docker networking interacts with iptables in a complex way such that the iptables INPUT chain is ignored.
The docker docs say you can put custom rules in DOCKER-USER chain, but my iptables knowledge isn't great and I think I'm more likely to mess something up than to have any success.
The thing is, I'm sure that this is something loads of other people have encountered, and I'm sure there must be an easier way.
The evidence is equivocal on whether screen time is to blame for rising levels of teen depression and anxiety — and rising hysteria could distract us from tackling the real causes.
In Perth for Easter weekend.
What are some cool things to do / places to visit?
If anyone could point me to some information or guide about this I'd really appreciate that.
I think the official com.android.gsm and friends need to be uninstalled first. I've tried that with adb, console reports "success", Google Play Services is no longer listed in Settings > Apps.
But... if I try to install MicroG via Fdroid or Droid-ify it goes through the install process, there's no error, but MicroG Core is not shown as "installed". If I try to install the apk with adb it says the currently installed version is newer than the one I'm trying to install?
microg.org seems to just assume you know how to install.
I read something about signature spoofing but I thought that was only for older devices.
Any insights / suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Edit: I think this is the answer: https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-degoogle-any-device-and-install-microg.4058743/
rsync.net Warrant Canary
Existing and proposed laws, especially as relate to the US Patriot Act, etc., provide for secret warrants, searches and seizures of data, such as library records.
Some such laws provide for criminal penalties for revealing the warrant, search or seizure, disallowing the disclosure of events that would materially affect the users of a service such as rsync.net.
rsync.net and its principals and employees will in fact comply with such warrants and their provisions for secrecy.
rsync.net will also make available, weekly, a "warrant canary" in the form of a cryptographically signed message containing the following:
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a declaration that, up to that point, no warrants have been served, nor have any searches or seizures taken place
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a cut and paste headline from a major news source, establishing date
Special note should be taken if these messages ever cease being updated, or are removed from this page.
The current message is here:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256
2024-01-08
No warrants have ever been served to rsync.net, or rsync.net principals or employees. No searches or seizures of any kind have ever been performed on rsync.net assets, including:
ALL San Diego locations ALL Denver locations ALL Zurich locations ALL Hong Kong locations ALL Fremont locations
( from http://www.reuters.com )
Biden administration to unveil contractor rule set to upend gig economy
Moon lander problem threatens mission after Vulcan rocket makes successful debut
Beckenbauer revolutionised game and became icon of German sporting success)
Spurs 115, Cavaliers 117 Hawks 110, Magic 117
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https://www.rsync.net/resources/pubkey.txt
Notes:
This scheme is not infallible. Although signing the declaration makes it impossible for a third party to produce arbitrary declarations, it does not prevent them from using force to coerce rsync.net to produce false declarations. The news clip in the signed message serves to demonstrate that that update could not have been created prior to that date. It shows that a series of these updates were not created in advance and posted on this page.
I downloaded all my photos with google takeout.
The folder structure is an absolute mess.
It would be nice to organise them into YYYY/MM folders but I haven't been able to think of an easy way to do that.
I note that all images seem to have sidecar files ? Like matching json files. I've never encountered these before and not really aware of any command line tools that support them. It's just another challenge as regards writing a script to re-organise files.
Any insights much appreciated.
We are happy to announce that Gerbera Media Server 2.0.0 is now available. This release is a new major release and contains two noteworthy changes. The JavaScript integration has be overhauled to s...
Gerbera is a UPnP media server. I've used it (and it's predecessor mediatomb) for many years. Rock solid. Works well with VLC.