the first link in the post body goes to the Know Your Meme page about it
cultural reviewer and dabbler in stylistic premonitions
the first link in the post body goes to the Know Your Meme page about it


Laura Loomer was shockingly on point in stating that Machado’s “actions are actively stoking and promoting violent regime change in Venezuela.”



Note that I am, despite your assertion, using the full uBlock Origin, not the Google-friendly uBlock Origin Lite
Seeing your screenshot I was curious how that works, so I spent a minute searching and found this post from June 2024 where Vivaldi says:
We will keep Manifest v2 for as long as it’s still available in Chromium. We expect to drop support in June 2025, but we may maintain it longer or be forced to drop support for it sooner, depending on the precise nature of the changes to the code.
In my quick search I didn’t find anything more recent about their schedule for dropping it, so I guess (assuming your software is up-to-date?) they haven’t dropped it yet but presumably will do soon.
But in any case, Vivaldi is proprietary/closed-source, so, I recommend against using it.


If you don’t know less than 50% of Americans have a passport.


Sure it’s possible, but you can’t actually do it. Because you need a dedicated programer
I try to avoid recommending proprietary software but FYI the multimedia authoring tool formerly known as FutureSplash Animator which you presumably knew as Adobe Flash Professional (or perhaps Macromedia Flash before that) in fact lives on today as Adobe Animate and it can now target HTML5/SVG/WebGL/etc.
There are also many free/libre open source alternatives to it.
I am thinking of airtight windows! No other country can build such airtight and beautiful windows. - Angela Merkel in a 2004 interview, answering the question of what emotions Germany arouses in her


no relation, presumably


i’ve gotten some cooked mp3s before. i don’t know if they got that way through steaming or what but i did need to uncook them before i eventually burned them 🤔


It is mitigated in 2.6.11
That release mitigates a previous issue, where different devices would sometimes generate identical secret keys due to lack of entropy in their random number generation.
This is their response to the issues which this post is about.


If you’re looking for a Meshtastic alternative which was designed with cryptographic security in mind instead of adding it as an afterthought, check out Reticulum and its RNode firmware which lets it use (most) Meshtastic-compatible LoRa devices as a modem.
Reticulum also has much more intelligent routing, can work over things besides just LoRa (including the internet), and (some) applications built on it provide reliable transport.
The license of the Python reference implementation doesn’t meet the free or open source software definitions because it contains these two clauses:
The Software shall not be used in any kind of system which includes amongst its functions the ability to purposefully do harm to human beings.
The Software shall not be used, directly or indirectly, in the creation of an artificial intelligence, machine learning or language model training dataset, including but not limited to any use that contributes to the training or development of such a model or algorithm.
While I very much appreciate the intention of these clauses, they will inevitably inhibit adoption somewhat.
There are however already multiple compatible implementations in development under free licenses, as you can see on the Awesome-Reticulum wiki page. (Including one by a company marketing products based on it for military use 😦)
The Sideband app is also under a non-free license (CC BY-NC-SA).
“Two economists are walking in a forest” wasn’t supposed to be an instruction manual


Gitea has gone open core; it is still free software but its development is controlled by a for-profit company which is developing non-free features. So, Forgejo is the community-run fork of it which people outside the Gitea company are contributing to instead now. You can read more about their divergence here.
it looks like that quote was first (presumably falsely) attributed to him in 2008