@Gina @Xibanya I remember the worst interview I ever had, they asked a question about where I saw myself in 5 years time and I stated I wanted to help people.

"What, like a nurse?"

It wasn't until I did the debrief with my partner I realised that was a sexism. Because he pointed it out. I just thought the interview sucked.

Other parts of the interview sucked as well, I could tell I wasn't a culture fit.

A useful resource for resisting "AI": https://untrainable.org/en/

Note: This appears to use a broader definition of "AI", & discusses ways to resist different harmful arms of the field.

In 1897, London’s Lampposts Dispensed Hot Coffee, Tea, and “Fluid Beef”

https://www.openculture.com/2026/10/in-1897-londons-lampposts-dispensed-hot-coffee-tea-and-fluid-beef.html

@thornax

Ah intéressant que ce soit automatique 👍🏻

J'ai configuré finalement en zram, Super simple mais faut faire après la mise à jour de Linux Mint pour avoir le noyau 7.0

@narju @scudery @Azen @thinmax @GreenWitch @besnehard @emmanuelrevah les miens sont feuj pour les antisémites, mais pas pour les feuj. C’est pas comme ça qu’on va se réarmer démographiquement et devenir les maîtres’ses du monde😐

The right wing still has not figured out why calling everything good socialist has not made people hate socialism.

Hello, we heard everyone has been having a great time with security releases so we're doing one as well. Here's v0.22.3 of #GoToSocial aka Shrubbiest Sloth Ever:

https://codeberg.org/superseriousbusiness/gotosocial/releases/tag/v0.22.3

Release highlights

• Bump required Go build version to v1.26.10 to mitigate CVE-2026-111943 by distrusting select intermediary authorities so server admins (and docker users) don't have to update ca-certificates themselves (see https://github.com/golang/go/issues/82348).
• Fix an issue in the dereferencer where remote accounts could masquerade as other remote accounts with sneaky URL shenanigans. Thanks to @elise for reporting this.

⚠️⚠️ We recommend everyone running GoToSocial update to this release at their earliest convenience. ⚠️⚠️

For everyone already on v0.22.x it's a simple update with no migrations or config changes. For everyone below v0.22.x, see the release notes for migration instructions.

Thanks! Sorry! Thanks!

@anewsocial

"If you’re building on Nostr and want to build a safe community using it, we’d love to chat about our shared goals and how we can help you bridge across networks."

I'm doing that.
https://nyves.nl

@d_rift 😂

A few weeks ago, we started noticing a number of applications on pixelfed.ca, where the user would say that they needed to register for a course. I don’t have full confirmation, but I’m fairly certain that this is a legitimate wave of signups from students at a Canadian university.

I’m sharing this post for a few reasons:

1. I thought it was neat

Personally, I’m excited that people are trying out Pixelfed and using it in coursework like this. If you are one of the students, now seeing this post, welcome! :) I hope that the project goes well, and that you have a pleasant experience on the platform. Feel free to share any and all feedback.

2. Some of the posts may look like spam at first

You might be seeing similar looking posts from different accounts on your feed. My guess is that the course has specific requirements and example templates. However, there’s also plenty of real content (ex. artwork, photography, etc.), so I don’t think it’s going to be disruptive

3. Please report anything that seems off

As always, you can report inappropriate content through the UI. For urgent issues, please email us at support@pixelfed.ca. You can also DM admin@lemmy.ca as there is overlap with our Pixelfed and Lemmy team members.

@TwoClownsEating yet another example of why I think we'd be besties lol

OH WAIT NODE RELEASE INCLUDES SECURITY PATCHES.

good news, the latest wafrn builds do include said fixes but fuck.