There’s not enough booze in the world to make me rawdog an onion like this.

People are being snatched and sent to a death camp without a trial or even charges filed. People here legally with no criminal records. Parents with kids. Soccer coaches. The government has admitted in court that it sent people in error, but that it had no ability to undo the harms it caused.

No part of this is acceptable.

What a terrible day to be able to read.

What is this trash site that makes me agree to data sharing with 187 ad partners to continue?

After seeing how JD “couch-fucker” Vance used the American military base in Greenland to threaten them, I wouldn’t want American troops or bases anywhere near my country.

Ah, Paris. The land where they behead their kings.

Oh good, I’m glad we’re finding time for this as the global economy collapses.

They tried to weasel out of saying that they sell your data, claiming that the CA law has an absurd definition. But the CA law just defines the term how any reasonable person would: the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) defines “sale” as the “selling, renting, releasing, disclosing, disseminating, making available, transferring, or otherwise communicating orally, in writing, or by electronic or other means, a consumer’s personal information by [a] business to another business or a third party” in exchange for “monetary” or “other valuable consideration.”

So yes, they’re selling your data, and CA law is finally forcing them to admit it, rather than continuing to lie about it.

Especially one that’s now selling your data. If Mozilla did this instead of selling our personal information, that would have been great. But here we are.

It’s my understanding that most insurance doesn’t cover “acts of terror.” So wouldn’t this mean Herr Trump and Musk will need to cover these costs out of pocket, based on their own words?

Man pages are still not great on Linux. Very few examples with common use-cases and explanations. I shouldn’t need to visit the Arch wiki.

OpenBSD man pages are a delight in comparison, and really all you need to learn how to manage the system.

24-678% uplift sounds incredible for CPU-bound games.

Hard to imagine how anything could be worse than the current state of things.

I like the idea of using a notebook and using my phone less. I’ll give it a shot.

I use a calendar and reminders constantly. For everything. Anytime someone says something I need to remember, I whip out my phone and create a calendar event or a reminder right then and there.

Preach.

Needs more eyeliner.

https://spec.matrix.org/latest/#room-structure

The content of the messages can be encrypted. Who is in a room and who sent each message is not. See the “shared data” section of the chart.

Encrypting that data would require something like Sealed Sender (like Signal), and that is entirely absent from the spec and any implementation.

Edit: to the people downvoting, this is the literal Matrix spec upon which all the implementations rely. You are asking me to prove the absence of something in it. If you could, point me to the section that comments on the encryption of metadata in the spec. You may not like the answer (I’d love for it to encrypt metadata too!) but that doesn’t change the fact that it doesn’t encrypt metadata at this time.

The US is actively threatening Denmark/Greenland. It’s time for Denmark to shut down the US military bases there.