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epn4littlefedi
@epn4littlefedi

@ferrebam we live just outside to the south of the Sierra Nevada. 58kms from the city. I don't think there is too much to be worried about, we have a lot of quakes in this region but there aren't many above Mag4. I have been here 24 years and today it was the first time I have felt anything. There was some minor damage and I think 3 people were slightly injured, I guess by falling debris.

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@epn4littlefedi Do you live in Granada? This next week we are going to travel to Granada city to visit family and friends, we have not done so for years and we are a little worried about the situation

"Global Photo Project 2026. One day, one world, many ways to see it.

On August 19th, 2026, people everywhere will take photos of daily life. We will all capture one day on Earth together. This is the birthday of photography, and I want to invite you to join.

The idea is very simple. Just take one photo on August 19th, wherever you are and of whatever you like. You do not need special gear or skills. You can use any camera, including your phone. Everyone can join, whether you are just starting or have been taking photos for years.

After August 19th, you can send your photo on the website. The submission link will be sent after the 19th of August 2026. You will have time to send the image until August 31st. All the photos will be shown together in a big gallery and also in a book. This project is not for profit. The money from the book will go to charity. You will always keep the copyright of your photo."

Read more on:
https://globalphotoproject.org/

#GlobalPhotoProject #19August #August19th #Photography #Photobook #Charity

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@francois @santiago@mastodon.uy @gusdelsur@mastodon.social @gabriel@ahsocial.ar Eu espero que façam mas a dependência das big techs é enorme a migração para fora delas não é simples. e tem resistências. Eu não subestimo a Europa, disse que há uma distância enorme entre intenção e gesto

Pulling up my own comments from the thread

clearly they're trying to hide their shame. Why are you doing something you're ashamed of, choose not to or don't be ashamed and stand by it.

If you think the technology is so great, stand behind it and disclaim, rather proclaim, your use. WILD!

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@xenotar @santiago@mastodon.uy @gusdelsur@mastodon.social @gabriel@ahsocial.ar
Não subestima à Europa.

  • Olha pra o seu iPhone, se tiver.
    Apple quer ou não, mas carga com USB-C.
  • threads não foi lançado na União porque não respeitava a vida privada, e ainda agora que sim existe, é uma versão diferente do resto do mundo.
  • etc

Ha muitos outros exemplos.
E tens razão: não vão fazer.
Estão fazendo / a fazê-lo.
A legislação ja existe e vai entrar em vigor em breve.

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@renata@cosocial.ca @autobrain@arram.senta-la.cloud Eu também não quis perder a piada do Millor. Acho que esqueci de colocar um :)

Image of the "incorrect" cover art for the FreeBSD 2.0 CDs, featuring the text "January 1994" instead of "January 1995." It shows Beastie holding a trident and wearing green sneakers. It reads: "FreeBSD 2.0" A Full 4.4 BSD Lite based 32-bit operating system
Image of the "incorrect" cover art for the FreeBSD 2.0 CDs, featuring the text "January 1994" instead of "January 1995." It shows Beastie holding a trident and wearing green sneakers. It reads: "FreeBSD 2.0" A Full 4.4 BSD Lite based 32-bit operating system

FreeBSD 2.0 was announced in November 1994; however, the first batch of CDs from Walnut Creek, released in January 1995, was labeled "January 1994." Jordan Hubbard decided to give that batch away to anyone interested, and yesterday I found the CDs I received from him. I got this image from archive.org because I don't have access to a scanner. FreeBSD 2.0 was a watershed moment in the history of FreeBSD.

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@renata@cosocial.ca @autobrain@arram.senta-la.cloud O Millor Fernandes dizia que Libertas Quae Sera Tamen significa Liberdade ainda que tardia, todavia
:)

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@stefano @fasnix #LittleFedi feels awesome, fast, responsive

my last doppio espresso of the day is happening just now
☕️

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@me@doasu.dev Awesome. How long have you been using it?

epn4littlefedi
@epn4littlefedi

Interesting morning. Sat playing at my laptop and just felt an earthquake. Lasted for 3-4 seconds but ground was moving. A little bit scary but interesting at the same time. 4.8 magnitude about 50km away.
Link: https://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake_information/earthquake.php?id=2046294

Replying to @stefano

@stefano
That's great news! :)

Replying to @fasnix

@fasnix it probably will. It's not far from being "stable enough" and the bugs you and the other littleOne friends are spotting are being worked, so... we're not far!

In case you haven't noticed yet:
I boost a lot, because „we are the algorithm“ 😄

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@stefano
Good morning, do you reckon with littlefedi being a 'stable' software within this year (2026), in order to make this a main account?

Can't wait to fully move to this server, tbh, as I'm unsatisfied with my current main acc (moderation and response to technical flaws).

To mention the positive side: littlefedi is just so good 🤗

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@santiago@mastodon.uy @ats @mordecki @gusdelsur@mastodon.social @gabriel@ahsocial.ar @sosa @datauy
Atualmente eu penso de forma semelhante ao Bruce Schneier, a IA em si não é o problema, é a associação dela com o capitalismo selvagem que a usa de forma agressiva em todas as frentes: forçando a adoção, servindo à repressão política e à guerra, destruindo o meio ambiente em torno de data centers, etc. Não vejo como mudar isso no curto prazo, vejo a Europa dizendo que vai diminuir a dependência das big-techs mas uma enorme distância entre intenção e gesto e ainda duvido que façam isso.

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@b0rk@jvns.ca @wollman@mastodon.social Most of the new ssh users I meet are undergraduate or graduate students who use it to interact with the HPC centers where they do their calculations and transfer the results to their computers. Windows users use Winscp for transfers and Mobaxterm for interactive connections, Linux users primarily use ssh and sftp and occasionally ssh-keygen when charged by sys admins. The rest of the features available in OpenSSH are rarely used and only by the most interested students. Everyone receives some training or instruction from HPC centers when they open their accounts.

iaintshootinmis
@iaintshootinmis

Testing comms between littleone and @xrichless@digitaldarkage.cc Syn?

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