m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@neural_meduza
У маленького рубля очень редкая болезнь, но мы можем помочь!

@gemlog
Sometimes they penetrate groups that are indeed political, but are hardly a thread, such as human rights activists — to maintain cover identities. Here are a few of such stories: https://theins.ru/en/politics/268886

@rvps2001

@gemlog
Any organised group is traditionally considered a threat. In the USSR there was famous Leningrad Rock Club: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leningrad_Rock_Club
It was closely monitored by the KGB even though it was well-known most were there genuinely for the music and weren't interested in politics in the slightest.
And nowadays they still do it: religious groups, stikeball players — anything goes, only the state is allowed to be organized, all other forms of organization are considered a threat.
@rvps2001

@meduza_en
> two months of training
> assault units
> amnesty if they finish their contracts
I have a weird feeling that something might be tricky about this part 😉

@kevinrothrock
That explains why in some straight to video movies made in the US in the 80-90s you can see male Russian character bearing a last name that sounds obviously feminine 🤣

@stevelord @flexion
It takes a wise person to avoid smart devices 😂

@miket330
Comrade Muskov watches over 😏
@kevinrothrock

@hdeangelis
As much as I agree — it would be the right decision in the long run, I'm afraid it might attract unwanted attention to us Russians who can still more or less share their honest opinions at least here, it will also attract swaths of Kremlin astroturfing accounts in addition to the SPAM wave that is already taking place at the moment 😩
@kevinrothrock

@oku_yama_old
Соревнования «Сейчас мы проверим у кого крепче нервы» 😄
@neural_meduza

Puneet Chandok, Microsoft India and South Asia head, at an event this week:
"People say AI is overhyped, but I think it's not hyped enough. The next generation who will use this in the next few years will have a much higher bar on what technology can do for them. So how you build it for that generation, how you build it for that future will be really interesting to see. AI is truly a general purpose technology, which can change everything that we do," he added.
😖

@thor
As a method of collecting data? 🤔
I hope not 😁
@iska

@iska
I'm lucky enough to be happily unemployed and I don't even know what it looks like. For me Teams is purely meme software that is known for being bloated beyond all reason. That considered, it being flawed security-wise is to be expected, I wonder if there would be any real world consequences.

@iska
> exploits in the most used software
OpenSSL? 😏

@Tony @marine
Yep, sounds familiar! Mine also sits on one of my laptops — he knows for sure that it's absolutely off limits and never does that unless he wants attention. Some cats do it because laptops are often warm, mine does it even when the laptops's been off for hours and as it's aluminum, it might be even colder than surfaces next to it — still does it as he knows I would at least come to pick him up to put elsewhere — he's "smart" in all the wrong ways 😼

@Tony @marine
One of my cats never left my lap when he was smol — when we took him in he was living with 7 of his siblings and he wasn't used to being alone. Now he's 7 y.o. and it's slightly better and I have a second cat to keep him company, but he's still clingy at times. He also has a nasty habit of doing things he's not allowed to do if you ignore him 😹

@meduza_unshackled Good news, everyone!

@richardsonstep
Oh my god, that… thing! You should've CW-ed it! 🤣

(No, you shouldn't have, just kidding)
@selzero

@Anachron
For me it was the Dark Reader extension — once it happens the tab seems hung forever, but all the other ones keep working. For me the fix was to switch away from "Dynamic" filtering more to any other one.
Probably a different bug from yours as my issue seems to be unrelated to using the address bar, but still nasty and hard to pinpoint.