m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

That's not true 🫣
#caturday

Happy #Caturday! Here’s Kirby (black void kitty) and Kodo (gray kitty), together the Shadow Ninjas, curled up together in my lap a while back.

#nixiegram1 #ocicat Nixie is sleeping soundly. No worries that it's light outside! Eyes are covered. #catsofmastodon #caturday

Portrait of a Tabby Cat | Портрет полосатого кота

https://straycatsobserver.ru/cats/2024-I0301589

#tabbycat #cat #кот #猫 #ねこ #fedicats #pixelfedcats #catsofpixelfed

OMG is that a rare, mythical, two-headed cat?!? Nah... that's just "dad to every cat that enters this house" Oz on the right, with this stepdaughter Ingrid on the left. 😻
#Cats #CatsOfMastodon

If you happen not to be an infosec person, and would just like some advice on how to not get phished, here's one simple non-technical rule that will help:

👉 If you got a message that demands immediate action of you and is making you feel stressed – take a short break.

Deep breaths, make some tea, take a short walk.

Whatever it is, it almost certainly can wait a few minutes. And a few minutes might just be what it takes for you to figure out it's a scam, or ask someone's opinion.

When your shadow is also your best friend #CatsOfMastodon #cats #beauty #love #catlove #catnaps

In 2023 #Poland exports ($469b) for the first time surpassed #Russia ($466b). The structure of these exports is also interesting because Poland now mainly exports highly processed manufacturing products (e.g. machines) and advanced services (e.g. business process outsourcing), while Russia as previously exports mostly natural resources. The largest Poland’s export partner is #Germany and, more generally, EU, but US is 8th exports destinations too.

#Mozilla reports that #Firefox #security CVE-2024-9680 is being exploited in the wild

A vulnerability has been discovered in Mozilla Firefox which could allow for arbitrary code execution. Mozilla Firefox is a web browser used to access the Internet. Successful exploitation could allow for arbitrary code execution. Depending on the privileges associated with the user an attacker could then install programs; view, change, or delete data; or create new accounts with full user rights. Users whose accounts are configured to have fewer user rights on the system could be less impacted than those who operate with administrative user rights.

https://www.cisecurity.org/advisory/a-vulnerability-in-mozilla-firefox-could-allow-for-arbitrary-code-execution_2024-115

Portrait of a Ginger Cat | Портрет рыжего кота

https://straycatsobserver.ru/cats/2024-I0210030

#gingercat #redcat #orangecat #рыжийкот #茶白猫 #cat #猫 #ねこ #кот #fedicats #catsofpixelfed #pixelfedcats

I feel like we can come up with a funny caption for this photo. Any ideas?

Interesting-looking software engineer position open on the Internet Archive's Archive-It team. https://app.trinethire.com/companies/32967-internet-archive/jobs/99996-software-engineer-archiving-data-services-remote

We made a comic about a space heater.

Fact: web browsers have become so ungodly complex that no individual programmer can hope to make a compliant engine from scratch.

Idiotic bullshit: Thinking the solution to the above is to surrender and abandon hope.

bust everybody back down to 56k. that'd sort shit out

The wikipedia article on electrostatics has the best cat picture 😽

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrostatics

Gemtext has most of what you'd need to publish any kind of hypertext document, but done in a much simpler way.

There are three levels of headers:

# Header 1
## Header 2
### Header 3

A link is always on its own line, beginning with =>

=> gemini://example.com A link to another gemini page
=> image.png This should be rendered as alt text if the image is displayed on the page!

It has unordered lists:

* Item one
* Item two
* Item three

Block quotes:

> Hello there!

And surrounding a block of lines with three ` characters on top and bottom, you can do preformatted text like the HTML pre tag.

Since it's up to the Gemini client to decide how to display stuff, there's no reason a client can't display images in the document if that's how the programmer wants to make it work. But there's virtually no "design" to Gemini -- it's all content, all the time, by design. Any given Gemini capsule should work about as well on a text terminal as it does on a GUI client.

Want to set bold or italic or underline? Use ANSI escape sequences. Any client that doesn't understand them will ignore them.

Want to set colours? Same deal.

Technically, there's no reason Gemini capsules couldn't do things like Sixel graphics or the like, but that would be a bit much to ask.

There's a lot here that I like; my concerns are more to do with things like accessibility for retro systems (there's no technical reason you couldn't do Gemini from a Kaypro 2 running CP/M, if not for the lack of secure protocol support in the wifi modem firmwares!).

idea:
- create new foundation
- name it Fuckzilla Foundation
- do all the things Mozilla is supposed to do, but actually do it right