"Humans make progress when we collaborate," says @andypiper , opening the #MatrixConf, which has now taken over the Matrix home page: https://matrix.org/.

@mgc penso que una mica de tot, servidors amb poca moderació, bots que cerquen maneres de fer spam, gent jugant amb IAs, etc

Hmmm @hetzner's Storage Share (hosted Nextcloud) is still online. Let's see how that's gonna play out.

#PHP

@andrewblasco Ni la más mínima dudad. Eso seguro, se ha convertido en tema de portadas y manifestaciones, lo podían haber hecho antes pero hasta que no ha habido esta presión y las elecciones se han hecho los locos.

@hamishcampbell Agreed!

Good summary of the nightmare we're living through.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2176dnVR02E

@FediTips Hope the updates go smoothly and everything is back soon!

Wo ein Kaffee ist, muss auch ein zweiter rein.
(1. Gesetz der Thermobecherdynamik)

Mit dem "Digitalen Zwilling Deutschland" werden übrigens auch amtliche 3D-Darstellungen erstellt. Für NRW gibt es das schon: https://www.dz.nrw.de/

#目だけで100リアクションもらうのは不可能らしいけど試してみる

It is, but that’s what defederation is for: If there are instances that are being sketchy, they are supposed to get cut off from the rest of the Fediverse.

Seems abusable though

If one instance doesn’t trust another, they shouldn’t federate in the first place.

Yeah, thats how it should be: one download, everyone else downloads from that server, not the original source.

Seems abusable though

Is there a reason why the publishing instance is not downloading the preview image, and then submits it with the post to the other instances? This way they would not have to fetch it themselves.

Google soll jetzt auch Luftbildaufnahmen von Grundstücken verpixeln müssen. Im Prozess ging es um 3D-Darstellung, die schien aber unerheblich zu sein.

Da stellt sich die Frage, ob das dann auch für die amtlichen Luftbildaufnahmen gilt, die von den Bundesländern selbst angefertigt und weltweit veröffentlicht werden. Ab welcher Auflösung gilt das dann? Was ist mit hoch auflösenden Satellitenbildern?

https://www.lto.de/recht/nachrichten/n/lg-frankfurt-203o38825-google-earth-eigentuemer-persoenlichkeitsrecht-unterlassung

#Google #GoogleEarth #Luftbild

@impactology

Btw. the Social coding commons, a movement without membership, also has a tagline: We social code the social code.

Here social coding has the full breadth of SX, i.e. how to live ones life. And the social code, well, I could extend the tagline with:

"We social code the social code [of society]"

The movement is timeless. It is not even substantial, just an idea, a concept. It has no objectives, no definition of success or failure. It only values progress, however small.

And everyone is free to join. You only have to "feel" like a social coder, and you're in :)

it seems like ideally it shouldn’t attempt to preview the link before a user tries to view the content. i guess that would increase latency for users though

@EdibleFuchsia But seriously, a certificate authority called eMudhra had eight of its secret signing keys turn out to be tiny numbers. One was literally 4.

These keys should be numbers around 116 digits long, so nobody could ever guess them. Instead all eight were below 256, which means anyone could try every option in under a second and forge a trusted padlock for any website.

Browsers have now blocked them. But keep your devices updated, as older gadgets that rarely get patches are where the risk remains.

https://scotthelme.co.uk/eight-bits-of-trust-emudhras-ca-keys-cracked-in-milliseconds