@romin
Relatively small group that has taken control over the state and presents its own narrow interests as the people's 😏
@kravietz
I've been expecting exactly that, but not THAT soon 🤣
@skylar
about:config → javascript.enabled = false 😈
@romin @kirby
I'm actually still using 2.6.31 on and old ARM machine that acts as a proxy and OpenVPN box.
Its age starts to show though, the lack of recvmmsg for example prevents wireguard-go from working properly. I have an implementation, but I have no idea how to insert a polyfill for a syscall into Go standard library.
@kirby
I suggest downgrading the Linux kernel to the same version 😝
@kirby @FUCKINGWHOCARESDUDE @phnt
Put a script restarting Pomerla in cron.hourly 😈
@romin @mametsuko
Both are good, I'm quite open-minded about the subject matter 😊
@mametsuko @romin
[failed verification] [better source needed] 😏
@kaia @mangeurdenuage
Much more, I remember that! 😂
@faraiwe
Media-based anti-air (for the lack of real one 🤭)
I expect S-300 to only be effective against Soviet-era planes that Ukraine has now, but not against ones from NATO arsenal — not even dated machines such as F-16s, and ground targets of course — such as civilian structures, newly found use for this AA defense system 🤦
At least in Syria S-300 couldn't harm Israeli-operated F-16. Ukraine's pilots have no experience with them yet, but we'll see.
@rvps2001
It's great that they have been released of course, but I'm afraid that might incentivise Pooteen to capture more people in order to exchange them for his agents.
🇷🇺 According to data available to The Insider, the released political prisoners include:
Evan Gershkovich, Vladimir Kara-Murza, Paul Whelan, Ilya Yashin, Alsu Kurmasheva, Andrei Pivovarov, Oleg Orlov, Alexandra Skochilenko, Lilia Chanysheva, Ksenia Fadeeva, Rico Krieger, Kevin Lik, Demuri Voronin, Vadim Ostanin, Patrick Schobel, and and Herman Moyzhes.
In return, #Russia has received FSB operative Vadim Krasikov, along with multiple spies and fraudsters.
Aside from Gentoo, what other #OpenSource projects have policies about how to handle #AI-assisted contributions?
Three days ago, it seems that someone reactivated the Twitter account of Bryan MacDonald (now spelling his name “Brian”?), who runs (or used to run) the Russia desk for Russia Today’s English language platform. (It’s unclear if this is the same person or if he’s still at RT.) https://x.com/27khv
@VD15 @kirby @sysrq @romin
The true scale of Google's penetration is yet to be assessed — there are all those tiny things like brotli or protobuf that you don't even expect to be in the software you use, but it's there!
And it isn't immediate spyware, yet our reliance on this company for technology still poses a major threat IMO — you can't just take it and use it: sooner or later they start pushing shit you might not want with the thing that is essential to your project.
@hj
Here is the screenshot in case you're still interested. There might be something there…
Sorry for the tiny font size — Firefox screenshooting tool is horrible when you're not using 1:1 scaling.
But like I said, if I were you, I won't be worried, they'd contact you sooner or later themselves.
Most I can personally do is point them in your direction if you wish 🤷
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Just in case: DMs/PMs simply don't exist on this instance as concept — don't use them, use the other instance if you absolutely have to, or send an email to any address at m0xEE.Net or .Com or .Org, but I prefer keep most communication public.