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  • Even if Trump was still massively popular: He has been at this since his first campaign in 2015? So every fan has had a decade to buy Trump merchandise, MAGA hats, stupid flags, stickers for their car and so on. It's like running a swastika shop in Nazi Germany in 1938. Everybody already has bought your stuff.

  • Yeah, the famous french anti-nuclear lobby. Those guys who control the french government with its nuclear weapons, who has also recently built a nuclear reactor. That government totally is controlled by the anti-nuclear lobby.

    Or ... maybe France tried upgrading its aging nuclear reactors with the new reactor in Flamanville, which went spectacular over budget? And debt ridden EdF simply has not the funds to build over 50 new reactors at 13 billion each?

  • I like the article. Interesting subject, well written and it has the perfect lenght.

  • AI really shows how broken and non-existant moderation is on these "platforms".

  • Nope, the british gov buying shares in a french company or the US constructing the panama canal is not precedent to a mad president occupying international waterways on the other side of the globe

  • Musk is accusing everybody he doesn't like as pedophile, even people trying to rescue schoolchildren trapped in a flooded cave.

  • That will totally lead to websites not supporting or even blocking Firefox. Together with uBlock capitulating against Facebook and all those age registration nonsense, I really am scared about the future of the web.

  • A few hints:

    1. Start with smaller projects with simpler codebases. Do not try to understand what LibreOffice or Jellyfin are doing.
    2. Maybe try to understand how one specific part of that software works. Chatbots are really, really good at explaining existing code, so ask your bot where the feature is located and let it explain it to you
  • Yeah, kind of. I refuse to login and notice how often I still klick on Reddit. That is like a cold shower, but cures the muscle memory.

  • First of all, many of us used Google Reader and Google shutting that down totally destroyed my trust in Google and other companies. My reader is critical infrastructure for me and I do not want some random company to screw me again. I think that many others experienced losing a valuable tool and that is why there are so many selfhosted RSS readers out there.

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  • If we are taking the 2004 NATO expansion as a cutoff and the fall of the Soviet union in 1991 as baseline, Russia attacked Georgia and Moldova in the 1990s. Followed by Georgia again in 2008 & Ukraine in 2014 and 2022.

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  • It's the right of every country to join military alliances as they want. And some promise back in the early 90s is totally nothing binding that is valid when one country is actively attacking its neighbors. Every neighbor state will then try to get into an alliance against such aggression.

  • No, it isn't. Yes, you might think that this is a phase going away soon, but if your company is mandating you to use AI, just do it or search for another job.

  • An agent installing that should not use that much power or water. The issue here is that you do not want an agent running on your system being able to install stuff from the internet

  • Now imagine a family that doesn’t have a tech guy like you. You think they would ever be able to install any OS, let alone Linux?

    That's the thing: Many families have a tech guy. The son who knows computers. The neighbor. The dude from work. And yes, if you are able to read, you can install a Linux. It's not that complicated and there are a lot of really good instructions online.

  • The numbers kind of add up:

    • Statcounter gives you 10%
    • Cloudflare gives you 5.7% "Likely human" and 8.9% total
    • Steam Hardware Survey shows 4% Linux

    So even if it is not 10%, it looks like a solid 5% might be possible.

  • You also have the whole Iraqi insurgency as a background. People who went into the middle east to fight against an insurrection and who were told that those insurgents were the bad guys really do not like being called insurgents themselves.

  • It's totally fucked up that one country can approve of a thing that is affecting all other countries. That is stupid and fuck the USA for polluting the sky for all of humanity.

  • This totally is military tech. The states use case does not make any sense. But if you think about the military uses: You could light up the night in Gaza or Fallujah, making for easier observation of insurgents. Make the sky blink over russian refineries, confusing air defense. Spot sea drones in front of your ports. Eternal sunshine around US military bases and on the Ukrainian front.

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Pwnd Blaster: Hacking your PC using your speaker without ever touching it

    blog.nns.ee /2026/06/03/katana-badusb/
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    This Company Is Secretly Turning Your Zoom Meetings into AI Podcasts

    www.404media.co /this-company-is-secretly-turning-your-zoom-calls-into-ai-podcasts/
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    PC Gamer Recommends RSS Readers in a 37MB Article That Just Keeps Downloading

    stuartbreckenridge.net /2026-03-19-pc-gamer-recommends-rss-readers-in-a-37mb-article/
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    The 49MB Web Page

    thatshubham.com /blog/news-audit
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    20 Years of Amazon S3: The Golden Cage of the Cloud Era

    www.heise.de /en/opinion/20-Years-of-Amazon-S3-The-Golden-Cage-of-the-Cloud-Era-11210907.html
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    The Productivity Paradox: Why Technology Makes the Economy More Efficient But Most People No Richer

    www.fullstackpm.tech /blog/productivity-paradox-capital-lockup
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    Three more AI psychoses

    pluralistic.net /2026/03/12/normal-technology/
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    Your Phone is an Entire Computer

    medhir.com /blog/your-phone-is-an-entire-computer
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    Silicon Valley is buzzing about this new idea: AI compute as compensation

    www.businessinsider.com /ai-compute-compensation-software-engineers-greg-brockman-2026-3
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    10% of Firefox crashes are caused by bitflips

    mas.to /@gabrielesvelto/116171750653898304
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    The Physics of Data Centers in Space

    blog.koehntopp.info /2026/02/25/physics-of-data-centers-in-space/
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    Booting from a vinyl record

    boginjr.com /it/sw/dev/vinyl-boot/
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    Meta has discontinued its metaverse for work, too

    www.theverge.com /tech/863209/meta-has-discontinued-its-metaverse-for-work-too
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    Code is a liability (not an asset)

    pluralistic.net /2026/01/06/1000x-liability/
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    Raspberry Pis are cheaper than Mini PCs again

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    Audio dongles and the ghost of USB 1

    epenguin.imalone.co.uk /2025/06/audio-dongles-and-ghost-of-usb-1.html
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    The most outlandish tech CEO quotes from 2025

    sherwood.news /tech/the-most-outlandish-tech-ceo-quotes-from-2025/
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    OpenSCAD Is Kinda Neat

    nuxx.net /blog/2025/12/20/openscad-is-kinda-neat/
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    Sabotaging Bitcoin

    blog.dshr.org /2025/12/sabotaging-bitcoin.html
  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world

    Stronger 3D Prints by Inserting Hardware While Printing