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Claiming government officials’ texts are unavailable because they’re stored on personal phones is “just a dodge to try to avoid accountability,” EFF’s @aaronmackey told Louisville Public Media. “I think what it says is they don’t actually value transparency.”
lpm.org/investigate/2024-09-17

Eviscerati.Org: Official Policy on AI-Generated content

eviscerati.org/ai-policy/

(TL;DR version: no AI-generated content. But the longer version provides more context, and to be fair some of the anti-AI crowd may find the context objectionable)

so, it looks like two cops did shoot a third cope because they were hunting a guy who didn't pay $2.90 for the subway fare.

oh, and that knife that supposedly the turnstile jumper had?

nah.

most likely a plant.

fuck Eric Adams and Kathy Hochul.

yes, they are democrats. yuppie and buppie scum democrats.

aol.com/news/probe-underway-ny

#nyc #ACAB

"Being born into western civilization is like waking up in the middle of a massive lynch mob. Something terrible is happening, and everyone’s going along with it and telling you it’s fine and it’s normal, and even if you’re able to figure out that what they’re doing is wrong in all the chaos and confusion you find yourself powerless to stop them, because the whole thing has so much momentum already and there are far too many people blindly caught up in the frenzy of bloodlust..."

UK’s #smartmeter targets leaving energy users short-changed, says Martin Lewis - theguardian.com/business/2024/ "Consumer campaigner writes to Ed Miliband warning that installations are being prioritised over repairs"

So, been working with #svelte & #sveltekit for the past couple weeks, but have run into what I think is a conceptual problem.. It has to do with creating a Component with a store that might be used multiple times (with a different store value) meaning that I'm trying to achieve a 'reactive contextual store'. I've gone through all the online guides/vids I can find, but can't find a working solution. Note that I'm *not* using TypeScript. Anyone out there able to offer a bit of targeted #FediHelp?

Over 50,000 people support @ProPublica's investigative journalism. We're a non-profit, web-first newsroom that investigates abuses of trust in the public interest.

We're beginning our fall member drive, and I want to show how vibrant and engaged the fediverse community is. If you have the means, please consider a donation.

give.propublica.org/give/34642

#journalism #fediverse

Someone said DuckDuckGo uses Microsoft for search. Is that why when you search for news all you get is MSN links? Do we see how corporate greed just breaks everything yet?

Adding more clumsy animal metaphors to the donkeys and elephants in election coverage. gocomics.com/brian-mcfadden/20

“There are forbidden topics in the hacker community. One is sternly reprimanded for bringing them up, by their peers, their leaders, and the community at large. In private, one can expect threats and intimidation; in public, outcry and censorship. […] Our community has problems, important problems, that every hacker should care about, and we need the bravery and humility to face them, not the cowardice to retaliate against those who speak up.” (Drew DeVault, Sept 23)

kommunikationsliebe.org/en/pos

Larry Ellison, who was a terrible person long before the current generation of Silicon Valley terrible people emerged, is promoting a total surveillance society -- which is the linchpin to tomorrow's fascism.

The fact that his company stands to profit immensely from such a thing is probably not his top motivation.

arstechnica.com/information-te

LLM says dumb thing, internet reacts 

Wow, we're still not over @fediforum

It's truly amazing to bring some of the most exciting developments on the Fediverse together for a few days and see what everyone is up to. No other network has such a vibrant, committed, and supportive community.

If you attended (or even if you didn't) and you want to know a little more about what we're doing and about Patchwork - please get in touch!

#FediForum #PostConference #Unconference #Fediverse #Mastodon #Developers #Admins

Decisions concerning people’s freedom, mobility, and ability to seek safety in the United States should not be made by computers. That's why EFF and over 100 other organizations are calling on the U.S. government to stop this practice. eff.org/deeplinks/2024/09/eff-

The European mind cannot comprehend this:

“The University of California just announced a list of military weaponry it wants in order to escalate its warfare on its students:
3000 rounds of pepper munitions
500 rounds of 40mm impact munitions
12 drones
9 grenade launchers

Read the full list here: regents.universityofcalifornia

I think the people of the US need to come to terms with the fact that we live in a "failed state." The entire state of Oregon, along with large sections of Washington and Idaho are currently ablaze, and we can't even pay firefighters enough to keep them around.
theguardian.com/us-news/2024/s
My current political stance is that ALL POLITICIANS at national level (and probably state and local levels too) need to be replaced, via sortition. Draw names out of a hat - we certainly couldn't do any worse.

I released #GNOME #Calls 47.0 yesterday 🚀 \o/

This is the first release running #gtk4 and #libadwaita

Thanks a lot to everyone who contributed code, translations and bug reports!

Find the release notes at gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/calls/-

And of course, it has already been uploaded to :debian: 🎉

#LinuxMobile #phosh #Debian #Mobian #Librem5

NextNav's bid to privatize the 900 MHz band threatens a vital commons used by millions of devices and grassroots innovators. eff.org/deeplinks/2024/09/next

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