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the fediverse logo is just so beautiful
i keep seeing it on the !fediverse@lemmy.world community and i keep going “aah ~” whenever i see it.
If there's a ok-paying job out there that's basically "the one who fixes everything around here", I'd take it.
I can solder, work with wood, electronics, and leather, I can handle all sorts of paints, fix bicycles, get computers to behave, and many more little things.
If I learn how to weld, I'll be unstoppable
0400Z update on the ground stop (which is 6 hours from now). #aviation
you don't fold fitted sheets
you just kind of ball them up. its fine
Wikipedia says Doi told the crowd that the AIBO was a symbol of a risk-taking spirit at Sony that was now dead. A company's weird bets are the first thing to go when money gets tight, and the people who built them know it.
The real owners got a funeral too. AFP reported on a Buddhist ceremony in Japan for broken AIBOs and described it as a funeral like any other in Japan. NPR quoted the head priest, Bungen Oi, saying "All things have a bit of soul."
Owners had a reason to hold one.
AFP wrote that once repairs stopped, owners were told they were on their own. When the maker walks away, a pet that runs on firmware and spare parts has nowhere to go.
If you own a gadget you love, ask now how long its maker will repair it. Save the manual and the software files while they are still online, and find an independent repair shop before the day the support ends. You will not get a notice that says the clock started.
AFP wrote that once repairs stopped, owners were told they were on their own. When the maker walks away, a pet that runs on firmware and spare parts has nowhere to go.
If you own a gadget you love, ask now how long its maker will repair it. Save the manual and the software files while they are still online, and find an independent repair shop before the day the support ends. You will not get a notice that says the clock started.
A maker ends a product on its own schedule, and the owner pays for it. Plan for the end of support when you buy.
@zzt ah ah ah they did deny it! they swear AI wasn't involved! I still think they're fucking lying
@davidgerard @zzt Maybe they prompted it wrong? 🤷🏻♀️
Sony held a mock funeral for its AIBO robot dog, and more than 100 colleagues came...
Sony closed down its AIBO robot dog, and the line got a funeral. Wikipedia's Aibo article says Howard Stringer closed down AIBO and other robotic projects, and that Doi, the project's creator, then staged a mock funeral attended by more than 100 colleagues from Sony.
The point of it was bigger than the dog.
Wikipedia says Doi told the crowd that the AIBO was a symbol of a risk-taking spirit at Sony that was now dead. A company's weird bets are the first thing to go when money gets tight, and the people who built them know it.
The real owners got a funeral too. AFP reported on a Buddhist ceremony in Japan for broken AIBOs and described it as a funeral like any other in Japan. NPR quoted the head priest, Bungen Oi, saying "All things have a bit of soul."
Owners had a reason to hold one.
Sony held a mock funeral for its AIBO robot dog, and more than 100 colleagues came...
Sony closed down its AIBO robot dog, and the line got a funeral. Wikipedia's Aibo article says Howard Stringer closed down AIBO and other robotic projects, and that Doi, the project's creator, then staged a mock funeral attended by more than 100 colleagues from Sony.
The point of it was bigger than the dog.
Source: the FBI is probing whether the FAA outage was caused by a software update, and doesn't believe it was due to a cyberattack or criminality (Myles Miller/Bloomberg)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-11-13/fbi-said-to-probe-whether-software-update-caused-mass-faa-outage
http://www.techmeme.com/261113/p33#a261113p33
@Techmeme "criminality" is the pure essence of the federal administration at this time. Pedophile sex traffickers, human rights abusers, open war criminals, genocidaires -- criminality is the MOST common thing in the government today.
#GENERALACTION NOW!
Hello all. I need some help here. I've been confronted twice with well meaning groups using Telegram for communication. In the past even activist groups. Have they been duped into thinking Telegram is secure? Have I been duped to hammer down on Signal? What are some arguments I should tell these groups about why I won't join their telegram group? (Please boost if you can.) Thank you 😃
#signal #telegram #antigafam #infosec #floss #foss #openSource #gafam #cybersecurity #privacy #tech
Remember remember, AI-free November
@Geri @kimlockhartga
No reason stated. Though the FAA rolled out a new AI assistant for flights yesterday. National weather radar is down also. Is that why? is it hackers? Is it incompetence because of the doge firings? Is it connected to Microsoft? Is it connected to the upgraded DEFCON alert at military bases in Europe?! this is what it’s like living with this godless fucking administration
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/ground-stop-live-updates-faa-orders-flights-to-remain-grounded-nationwide/ar-AA2hogbS
@catsalad can't spell "Airplane!" without AI!
@rysiek @catsalad You're right, Michael - and thank you for pushing back hard on this. I absolutely should not have chosen this particular week to stop sniffing glue, as you have noted. Let's reset and look over what dates and times might actually work for both us, based on the various issues that you have brought to my attention.
@technomancy Custom CSS that can selectively kill elements of a webpage would be one of the best innovations of the web if it weren't that it only became useful at the same time we introduced a web programming idiom where every CSS class is named .a-b2342-j34a34r5 and the class name changes biweekly
@mcc @technomancy in many cases, the html has `data-testid="something-stable"` on useful elements, and`:has()` can select boxes outward from those elements
The endless corruption in Trump world includes some (many?) of the judges he's appointed. Here's a clear example, courtesy Mike Masnick's trenchant look into a wretched ruling in Trump's bullshit defamation suit against the BBC. https://www.techdirt.com/2026/11/12/judge-who-ruled-for-trump-while-angling-for-a-trump-appointment-lets-trumps-bbc-lawsuit-proceed/
@dangillmor While the story mentions it, it is done as an afterthought. This is a win for BBC who said "as long as this thing is on, we have to right to demand a deposition".
Trump's made-for-TV SLAPP lawsuit will have to stop being fiction in a deposition, something Trump is allergic to. Claiming damages means he has to reveal details about his mafia-like business.
One other comment: I have seen NO reporting in the press about his wife and kids, which is a good thing.
Focus is on the scumbag, not the people he’s hurting.
No no no. We can’t have WWIII now I just started a large refactor.