Elias @eliasr@librem.one

@noldal hej hej, kul med selfhosting ⭐

@controlfreak @leighelse this is a very good development. I think this has a good chance to get stronger, because the argument that government functions should maintain sovereignty is something that nobody will argue against. It is not a left-vs-right political issue, it is more an issue of the kind that once you understand the issue, you know that free software is the way to go.

@540 kul att höra! Lyssnat på, var/hur har du lyssnat på henne?

@lennart här är det samma, minus saffransbullen. Te ska jag fixa i alla fall, bra idé.

@b0rk good list! I have one more command that I found very helpful:

git pull --rebase

@akenyg jag håller med, tycker att alla de där programmen hade behövt vara längre, eller fler avsnitt, eller både och.

Hittade separata program om "Sveriges litteraturhistoria" och blev väldigt glad, men sen snopen när det visade sig att varje sånt avsnitt bara var några få minuter långt. Varför bara korta snuttar av saker? 🙂

Öppet möte om hur vi kan bygga en decentraliserad lösning för fri och öppen e-legitimation, fredag 8 december klockan 19:

https://mailman.dfri.se/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/eleg-projekt@lists.dfri.se/thread/HANBUHILUEWXBWBMB3NUD5BCR6AFE36N/

Fri och öppen programvara, öppen specifikation, tillgänglighet, decentralisering.

Läs mer om projektet här: https://www.dfri.se/projekt/e-legitimation/

Se även videon här: https://play.mittdata.se/w/1xM3TT482yHRsX5qt7QiM7 #PeerTube

Se även https://mailman.dfri.se/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/eleg-projekt@lists.dfri.se/thread/OYOP6HPPUDAID4B46GMB5JUMMLNYOP7I/

#DFRI #FOSS #FLOSS #FreeSoftware #eID #EIDAS #MyData #eleg #elegitimation #demokrati

@dfri

@agx @janvlug @z3ntu yes, he (Aleksander) is one of many heroes in the FOSS world. I remember he was very helpful when the MMS-related changes were coming together a couple of years ago, with several people helping out from different sides. MMS works fine nowadays.

If you have seen him somewhere in the fedieverse, please let me know.

@girlonthenet

> You're meant to be punk, goddammit

I see your point. I think that being on Facebook may be the least punk thing to be, ever.

@kkarhan

@fedora well, it must have seemed ok at the time 🙂 (I don't remember now but I think that might have referred to the DVD not being damaged, so not an assessment of the Fedora version as such)

@fedora funny, I just came across this DVD lying around the house here. You're saying that if I install this now then I should upgrade directly, huh?

@samuel läskigt.

I klartext handlar väl detta om att staten får rätt att hacka folks datorer/telefoner.

Tittade i utredningen och fastnade för den här rubriken:

"Utökade möjligheter att utreda vem som skäligen kan misstänkas"

Smaka på den.

"Eftersom syftet med åtgärden är att utreda vem som skäligen kan misstänkas är det ofrånkomligt att tvångsmedlet kan komma att riktas mot en mer obestämbar krets av personer."

Jotack, det är tydligt.

Staten ska få hacka dig utan brottsmisstanke.

@Josteglitz

> why do prices rise when supply increase?

The supply of Bitcoin did not increase.

- The supply of "USDT" increased. Note that "USDT" is not USD, and it is also not Bitcoin.

- The price of Bitcoin increased.

Possible explanation: Tether created more USDT and sold them to people who paid with fiat money. Those people then used those new USDT to buy Bitcoin (and/or other cryprocurrencies), so there was increased demand for Bitcoin.

I hope @tante will correct me if I'm wrong.

@kallekn @rasmusfleischer

Jag snubblade nu över ett exempel på hur "koncept" kan användas, i "Sveriges konsthistoria", "4. Krucifixen - Medeltiden", precis i slutet, sista minuten av det avsnittet:

https://www.svtplay.se/video/KXAp1QA/sveriges-konsthistoria/4-krucifixen-medeltiden?position=330

Hon säger:

"Det finns enstaka såna här krucifix, med ring som vi har på Gotland, men inget som är så idémässigt, som ett helt koncept, som vi ser här."

Det handlar om ett krucifix från 1100-talet.

@Manu do you have a suggestion for what to do?

Debate them, or not? Isolate them, or not? Or are those not even the right questions to ask?

@jeffowski

@z3r0fox I would like to consider also the possibility that it was "too late".

Humanity might have been better equipped to handle drastically increased networking if it had started a couple of decades earlier.

My impression is that around the 60s and 70s there was a stronger sense of "we can build a better society together", then during 80s and 90s that changed to something more like "we are just individual consumers, we only want cheap products and don't care about building a good society".

@leighelse yes, I think it's a good idea. At least these two reasons:

(1) They learn how to do cleaning, a good skill to learn.

(2) Cleaning the spaces where you yourself may have made things dirty is good practice for everyone, you will then understand why you should not leave a mess, because someone will have to clean it up.

@kkarhan @talon @Purple @charlotte @torproject

> renders captcha useless and as literally
> nothing but an actual barrier to legitimate users

Like so many other cases where something is changed making life worse for everyone, with the stated goal of hindering some kind of "bad guys".

What happens is usually that things indeed get worse for ordinary people, while the "bad guys" will probably find ways around the obstacles.

High price, low gain.

@cosmin oh, that's bad. Nothing should ever just say "error", it should say soething about what kind of error. Better error handling needed, somewhere.