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@kiki.eurosky.social@bsky.brid.gy

Sounds like doxxing to me, one more reason to not use it

necessary upgrade kern.version=OpenBSD 8.0-current (GENERIC) #84: Sat Oct 10 01:46:11 MDT 2026 done

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@bartgroothuis

Ik heb die uitzending (niet geheel toevallig) gezien. Wat mij vooral opviel is dat het met name ging over AI en de inzet ervan, niet over de transparantie van de premier in dezen.

Alle drie de gasten hadden het voortdurend over de inzet van AI en over dat iedereen het zo snel als mogelijk zou moet inzetten, want we (idereen) ontkomen er niet aan.

Als stemmer in Nederland ben ik ook zeer geรฏnteresseerd in de transparantie en integriteit van de bestuurders.

Als de premier meteen had verteld dat er (enkele van) zijn posts gebruik is gemaakt van AI, had er bij lange na niet zo'n ophef over geweest, denk ik zo maar.

Daar gaat het om in de politiek.

Het is het liegen, bedriegen, het gebrek aan transparantie en andere integriteitsschendingen waar stemmers grote problemen mee hebben.

Enige achtergrond van @FTM_nl
ftm.nl/artikelen/cda-en-vvd-ha

happy TGIF
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Replying to @himysyed

@himysyed @stefano Complexity is the enemy of correctness...

Replying to @mboelen@mastodon.nl

@mboelen@mastodon.nl @goleztrol@mastodon.social
gewoon bij de artiest zelf aanschaffen? Zoals ik doe op https://eastgate-music.shop/ :syntha_uwu::synth_flat:

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Good morning @stefano

Are there any statistics available about this lovely instance, mostly the data usage (per user) on disk
#LittleFedi #fediverse
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evacide
@evacide @hachyderm.io

We are going to use AI to file public records requests. Then we are going to use AI to reply to the public records requests. Then we are going to use AI to write news stories about the public records, which will be read by more AI. No action will be taken. #civictech

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A B&W photo of a person standing next to a stack of printed paper as high as the top of their head. This is Margaret Hamilton, at work as a Software Engineer and the leader of a team of extremely specialised programmers who worked for NASA. The photo was taken in 1969, and it shows a physical form if her work since she joined the Apollo project in 1965 (she joined at the age of 29 by my calculation). My interpretation of the expression on her face is a mix of pride and mild amusement.  She has glasses, long, straight hair, and neat office attire. Margaret Hamilton has her hands placed gently on the stack of printouts to keep it all balanced upright. The pages appear to be arranged in bundles, ranging from 8-10 centimetres thick, to 20cm thick or more. The resulting stack of printouts is physically impressive for being an unusual feat, and it represents something even more impressive: it's the printed form of the source-code she and the team she led wrote for the NASA Apollo project. Their software ran on the Apollo Guidance Computer that was that on board each Apollo command module and Apollo Lunar Module. The Apollo Guidance Computer onboard the Eagle was an essential flight instrument for Neil Armstrong when he piloted the craft to land on the surface of the moon.
A B&W photo of a person standing next to a stack of printed paper as high as the top of their head. This is Margaret Hamilton, at work as a Software Engineer and the leader of a team of extremely specialised programmers who worked for NASA. The photo was taken in 1969, and it shows a physical form if her work since she joined the Apollo project in 1965 (she joined at the age of 29 by my calculation). My interpretation of the expression on her face is a mix of pride and mild amusement. She has glasses, long, straight hair, and neat office attire. Margaret Hamilton has her hands placed gently on the stack of printouts to keep it all balanced upright. The pages appear to be arranged in bundles, ranging from 8-10 centimetres thick, to 20cm thick or more. The resulting stack of printouts is physically impressive for being an unusual feat, and it represents something even more impressive: it's the printed form of the source-code she and the team she led wrote for the NASA Apollo project. Their software ran on the Apollo Guidance Computer that was that on board each Apollo command module and Apollo Lunar Module. The Apollo Guidance Computer onboard the Eagle was an essential flight instrument for Neil Armstrong when he piloted the craft to land on the surface of the moon.

Vale Margaret Hamilton.
She was a Software Engineer.
She was the _first_ Software Engineer because she defined the term, Software Engineering:
"When I first came up with the term, no one had heard of it before, at least in our world. It was an ongoing joke for a long time. They liked to kid me about my radical ideas. It was a memorable day when one of the most respected hardware gurus explained to everyone in a meeting that he agreed with me that the process of building software should also be considered an engineering discipline, just like with hardware. Not because of his acceptance of the new 'term' per se, but because we had earned his and the acceptance of the others in the room as being in an engineering field in its own right."

Margaret Hamilton led the Software Engineering team at MIT that created the software that ran NASA's Apollo Guidance Computer. The photo of her standing next to a stack of source code printouts โ€” that's her work, and she was essential to NASA's mission of landing people on the Moon for the first time ever and getting them back to Earth again safely.

Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90
news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-ham

#MargaretHamilton #SoftwareEngineer #SoftwareEngineering #ComputerScience #NASA #MIT #Apollo #MoonLanding

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Gina
@Gina @fosstodon.org
Elena and I in front of a poster at the Open Source Conference Luxembourg
Elena and I in front of a poster at the Open Source Conference Luxembourg
The main stage in the conference
The main stage in the conference

The Open Source Conference Luxembourg has started! ๐Ÿฅณ๐Ÿฅณ

@_elena and I are organising the Decentralized and Federated track. It's in Building D, come say hi! ๐Ÿ‘‹

This years @oscl brings together governments, lots of open source projects, and even the UN!

Compliments to @paolo for the excellent organisation! ๐Ÿ‘

#opensource #oscl26 #OSCL #luxembourg #FOSS #digitalsovereignty

Lunchtime upgrade

kern.version=OpenBSD 8.0 (GENERIC) #82: Tue Oct  6 22:58:03 MDT 2026
    deraadt@amd64.openbsd.org:/usr/src/sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC

#BSD #OpenBSD #OpenBSDAms

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Volker Weber
@vowe @social.heise.de
Notice to users
of smart glasses
How does it feel to 
be Mark Zuckerbergโ€™s
Little bitch?
Notice to users of smart glasses How does it feel to be Mark Zuckerbergโ€™s Little bitch?
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randomwizard
@randomwizard @vivaldi.net

Aaron Swartz was charged on July 14th, 2011 with wire fraud and computer fraud (under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act). He potentially faced 30 years in jail and a fine of 1 million dollars or more. The theory was that he exceeded authorized access by automated scraping through 4.8 million JSTOR articles.

Contrast with...

AI crawlers crawl trillions of documents, often ignoring any ToS the prohibit automated scraping.

OpenAI downloaded pirated books from Library Genesis and created internal datasets that became the foundation for GPT-3's training.

Meta torrented 80+ TB of data from Anna's Archive for Llama 4. There are records of internal discussions at Meta that the data set was known to be pirated content.

Where is the federal prosecutor to throw charges at OpenAI and Meta? That's right. No charges.

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Hi friends!

Now that littleFedi has been released and new instances are starting to appear, we can focus again on development and testing.

From now on, the littleFedi accounts on this instance will work like this:

The announcement - @littlefedi_official - account will be used for announcements: new releases and important communications. It will be a very low-traffic account, so I suggest following it with some attention. A new build, by the way, is not far away... ๐Ÿ˜‰

There will also be an account dedicated to hints, where we will publish, notice the plural ๐Ÿ˜, tips, tricks and useful little things about littleFedi. It does not exist yet, but I will create and announce it as soon as possible.

This account will remain more general, as it is now, although of course it will mainly talk about littleFedi.

This instance will remain our test instance. New builds and new features will be tested here before their public release.

For now, the littleFedi development model will also remain the same: the developers develop, fix, experiment and, when something is ready, a new version is released.

Open Source is freedom, not conformity.

littleFedi has its own history, its own way of growing and its own direction. We will keep following them, without trying to imitate a model just because it is the most common one in the Open Source world.

Open Source was born to let people do things differently.

littleFedi is free.

#littleFedi #littleOne #Fediverse

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CTRL-ALT-DEL for half the #F1 grid
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