The scale of the is absurd and now being :

"These arrangements transform rather than eliminate risk. Moving assets into separately financed vehicles can raise leverage..."

brookings.edu/wp-content/uploa

Where've I heard this story before? I recall something about how -backed became magically risk-free, then everyone put so much money into them, then... anyone remember 2008? Could we at least agree to not bail them out this time? That worked for

How long will it take for #OpenAI to be charged with attacking other computing systems? If individuals were being found out doing all these things, they would likely already have been under intense investigation or been arrested.

Turns out that OpenAI has an AI ban in place in their work 🤣

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We've been working diligently to get #FDroid Client ready for release.

If naming our releases 'alpha' or 'rc' impeded you to update, now you are free to install.

As usual we are exercising this as a stage roll-out, so you can now expand Versions and install 2.0.

If it's the first time, or even the n-th time, you've heard about our new client work, you can read all the gritty details in the 15 mins post: f-droid.org/2026/09/24/f-droid

To everyone involved in delivering 2.0, a sincere "Thank You!"

It looks quite clear that is on the same path at but with a lot more money and industry behind it. Both are based on a small kernel of a good and useful idea. But the vast majority of what they are actually good for is shitty, anti-social, harmful, and all too often, criminal. Two recent examples:

autophishing services for all! thehackernews.com/2026/09/micr

Pesky humans want to review your kill list? AI chooses targets in minutes without remorse gizmodo.com/pentagon-investiga

@eighthave The SDK hands you five tools and no glue: aapt2, d8, zipalign, apksigner and bundletool each stand alone, and the only official way to chain them is the Gradle plugin, a JVM build for what is a shell script's worth of steps. Every wrapper is someone reaching for the shell script.

So I just saw this new system . It seems to be yet another wrapper project in the . What is it about Android that make it sprout so many wrapper layers?

developer.android.com/tools/ag

Arms control treaties work. They are perfect example of how could be regulated:

"Treat compute, the main ingredient in AI training, like fissile material. Track it and restrict access to quantities large enough to improve AIs beyond known-safe levels."

theguardian.com/technology/202

While some many in the were busy fussing about support the dying car industry, an industry of the past, they were letting EU companies die, although that's clearly the industry of the future.

politico.eu/article/europe-sol

And is dying anyway, despite bailouts and all that attention.

Riding on the Slovak national railways, I'm fascinated by the choice of an Australian accent for their English announcements. It makes my head spin a bit being in this very European context with an official Aussie telling us the local information 😉

Judge does a review of in 😂

theverge.com/policy/979852/tha

That is highly entertaining to read. Let's see if actually follows the direct orders from the judge. They are so lawyered up paid for with those sweet sweet , I imagine they'll still fight.

For me, there is still a big open question: should @fdroidorg add itself to Google Play? On one hand, we don't support anything proprietary, on the other, it makes it easy to install safely

"The land is just part of life. It’s a relative – something you celebrate and honour. You build a relationship to the landscape within your day-to-day practice.

"Capitalism and colonialism have interrupted those things. Within my art practice, I’m trying to seek them out."

#rewildingartsprize #art #rewilding @davidsuzukifdn

rewildingmag.com/the-sculptor-

As far as is concerned, a lawn is a desert. A ploughed field is a desert. Pavement is a desert. Europe has converted its landscape from forests, marshlands and lush greenery to ploughed fields, pavement, lawns, etc. So it is really no wonder that is now heating up and drying up so fast. We are forcing the to become a .

I really love to see taking hold in big ways and in small. We can stop killing where we live. It doesn't need to something we travel to see. It can be part of daily life in environments

theguardian.com/environment/20

It works in even smaller than a garden. Songbirds, crickets and butterflies have come back to my bit of central because we planted native plants in tree pits and window boxes. I pick strawberries from my window in my 4th floor apartment😋

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