Jokke ☑ @jokke@bantha.tatooine.space

Read this random article about one of my all-time favorite movies, The Castle of Cagliostro, and realized that fan-made commentary tracks for movies are a thing? Or used to be a thing? This feels like an echo from an earlier internet. https://teleread.org/2017/06/17/castle-of-cagliostro-and-copyrights-limits-to-creativity/

"Basically, software remains vulnerable because the benefits created by insecure products far outweigh the downsides. Once that changes, software security will improve—but not a moment before."

https://danielmiessler.com/blog/the-reason-software-remains-insecure/

RT @KetuAlbrecht@twitter.com
so

the limit is 412 chicken nuggets

Fun fact: each book scanned for the Internet Archive has a unique identifier, usually the title of the item, or its first 16 characters; the volume number, or 00 if there isn't one; and the first 4 characters of the author. So:

Welche Suchmaschine nutzt ihr? Und weshalb gerade diese?

Mal wieder eine kleine Mastodon-Umfrage, damit ihr voneinander unterschiedliche Blickwinkel kennenlernt.

hamburger follower_innen! hat jemand ein fahrrad über, technisch fit, verkehrssicher, für wenig oder gar kein geld? bekannter von mir braucht mobilität, die keine neuen probleme erzeugt (reparaturen / polizeikontrollen), er hat schon zu viele. hätte jemand was? ich hole auch ab!

Die Sperrung eines Teils des nördlichen Mainufers für Kraftfahrzeuge in #Frankfurt a.M. gefällt mir. Schön mit dem Fahrrad„mitte uff de Gass“ fahren!
#mdRzA
https://www.hessenschau.de/wirtschaft/einjaehriger-probelauf-ab-august-ist-frankfurts-noerdliches-mainufer-fuer-autos-tabu,sperrung-mainufer-100.html

97% der frankfurter bäume sind krank sagt das umweltamt und das ist erst der anfang. statt wie in normalen jahren 0,7% werden 5% gefällt. sie sind ratlos, was zu tun ist. https://www.fr.de/frankfurt/frankfurt-hessen-katastrophe-baeume-stadt-sterben-12896987.html

By far my favorite #DrFakenstein deep fake.

I've always known that Palantir was bad news. Hell, anybody who has read The Lord of the Rings knows that a company named Palantir probably shouldn't be trusted to operate without extreme scrutiny.

But I just read this article on Motherboard, and all I can say is "sweet holy shit"...

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/9kx4z8/revealed-this-is-palantirs-top-secret-user-manual-for-cops?utm_source=vicefbus

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Wäre das also auch geklärt.

I've seen my fair share of "please support my edge case" issues. But "please support my edge case for free, we're A BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY" really is a shitty variation on an old classic.
(screenshot source: https://twitter.com/dmofopensource/status/1158352769427787776 )

I need to sell my ticket for the #cccamp19, anyone interested? Womxn especially welcome. Normal camper ticket, 295€ 🦋

How to Prevent Amazon From Reviewing Your Alexa Convos:

Step 1: Don't buy an Alexa device.

Please ^^'

"I’m using Linux. A library that emacs uses to communicate with Intel hardware."

Everything is completely fine.