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おはむぎちゃん！
오사카의 王道家直系 我道家 OSAKA本店이 중국 손님이 자주 트러블을 일으킨다고 해서 출입금지(!)를 공지했는데, 외국인 메뉴만 가격이 2배 가깝게 비쌌다고. 무슨 호화 해산물 덮밥 그런 것도 아니고 그냥 이에계 라멘집임. 오모테나시 좋아한다... 니들 다 차별주의자야.
That's kind of the problem with decentralized networks. They can't offer consistent protection/moderation. It's not technically possible, and because the freedom to moderate is delegated to individual servers and their operators.
@caterpillar 
@ErickaSimone 
@stefanStefan Bohacek by the way if you're curious about what fraction of your timeline and audience are moderated by various servers, I built a tool for that: https://moderation-explorer.online/
https://x.com/i/status/2007984118488072285
イスラエルに加担するのは辞めてほしい何人も
熱、37.9℃
A #ThankGNU! to C Terrell Prudé II for helping the FSF to promote #FreeSoftware. To see a longer list of those who have helped us financially in our advocacy for #SoftwareFreedom and awareness, visit: https://u.fsf.org/45m
Would you copy this floppy?
Right, lets see if macports is better at this shit than homebrew...
@codinghorrorJeff Atwood apologies, I’d misunderstood. I’ll delete the post.
Obvious realization is obvious: since we universally use Let's Encrypt with certbot and follow standard naming, I can just look in /etc/letsencrypt/live to find all live TLS certificates and (a) host name for them, for cross-checking against our monitoring.
またこの朝日を見ような #misskey写真部
Slack の年賀カードを送る機能、いらなすぎて草
#OpenSource #Regulation incoming! The 
@EUCommissionEuropean Commission is about to ask for feedback for:
* a strategic approach to the open source sector in the EU that addresses the importance of open source as a crucial contribution to EU technological sovereignty, security and competitiveness
* a strategic and operational framework to strengthen the use, development and reuse of open digital assets within the Commission.
the numpad was the most brilliant invention for the keyboard
what if you had a way to enter numbers, that sometimes randomly wouldn't work, and would move your cursor around instead? brilliant!
StackOverflow’s fall is a sign of something more troubling.
Sure, if your main metric is the round trip time it takes to solve a technical question then it may not look that bad.
After all, instead of asking questions to human experts who may take days or weeks to answer, beginners can directly submit them to an LLM trained on that very knowledge and get answers within seconds - perhaps not perfect, perhaps with a bit of refinement required amid model hallucinations, but in most of the cases enough to get them started.
What many seem to ignore though is that the training set that went into the LLM was harvested through tens of thousands of curated answers manually submitted by human experts over years to the StackExchange platforms.
We know a lot about all the most obscure use-cases of collections and itertools in Python, or the best composition patterns in SpringBoot, because thousands of human experts put together thoughtful answers and articles on those topics, and they are all publicly available.
But technology is never static. Programming languages and frameworks come and go. Where will the knowledge about such future craft live? In a world where humans no longer willingly and freely post such knowledge on StackOverflow or Reddit, how can such knowledge be fed to increasingly hallucinating stochastic parrots?
Or do we accept that human craft is only required to feed AI models that haven’t yet caught up with it, and then it can be nicely packaged and provided through chatbots owned by trillion-dollar companies?
As if the only added value of developing problem solving skills in science and engineering was just to feed that knowledge to our AI overlords, and then be tossed away like hollow carcasses afterwards?
いーじゃん
Brave overhauled its Rust adblock engine with FlatBuffers, cutting memory 75%
Link: https://brave.com/privacy-updates/36-adblock-memory-reduction/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46501894
The surprising truth of why chickens are ideal
what if google balls had personalities
Now that's style. https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/05/hacktivist-deletes-white-supremacist-websites-live-on-stage-during-hacker-conference/
Hacktivist deletes white supremacist websites live onstage during hacker conference | TechCrunch
A hacker known as Martha Root broke in and deleted three white supremacist websites at the end of a talk during the annual hacker conference Chaos Communication Congress in Germany.
techcrunch.com · TechCrunch
Link author: 
Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai@lorenzofb@infosec.exchange
unfortunately, your note did not find me well
There were BGP anomalies during the Venezuela blackout
Link: https://loworbitsecurity.com/radar/radar16/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46504963
Healthcare and related research need open spaces to collaborate now more than ever before.
That's why I'm glad to see 
@nodebb building a community that caters to this need. A federated forum is the perfect template for this kind of discussion.
#NursePractitioners #PhysicianAssistant #Nurse #Physician #Medical #MedicalResearch #Healthcare #Doctors
ohayo
お正月を写そう♪
Lumix GH1 + Samyang 35mm F1.4 Aspherical IF #Misskey写真部
『蜘蛛ですが、なにか？』10周年オンラインくじ、本日16:59で受付締め切りです。よろしくお願いいたします…！（イラスト、作品発売当時に全部描きました
https://kujibikido.com/lp/kumo/
특: 미국은 ICC 회원국이 아님과 더불어, 미국에는 ICC에 구금, 구속된 군인 및 고위 공직자를 "필요한 모든 수단을 동원"해 구출할 수 있는, 이른바 "헤이그 침공법"이 2002년부터 발효됨.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:l2hxm7jansx4uoalu4tklnyi/post/3mbnrj2k2c22a
I wonder how much of the Venezuelian IT infrastructure relies on Google Workspaces/Microsoft Sharepoint.
But what we will never know is how many documents/email/info stored there were directly studied by US intelligence to prepare their attack.
Because, at the very least, we know it could have been done.
LOGOS/DV_PIZZA.GIF
This is unexpected. Yes I got the vaccines, and I did wear masks (although was not able to all the time), and avoided crowds a bit. But my immune system is f cked up, I have long covid, did not sleep enough, and generally went a bit beyond my bodies limits - and still I did not get the #39c3 #congresseuche ?! Hooowww?! I think I was bitten by a radioactive blahaj or something, idk where those superpowers came from suddenly... 
top risks 2026 is officially out
after 28 years of analyzing geopolitical risks
this year is the tipping point:
https://www.eurasiagroup.net/issues/Top-Risks-2026
the number one risk this year is the us political revolution.
trump is systematically dismantling checks on his power and weaponizing government against his enemies. (as he and his supporters believe they have weaponized it against him)
whether this revolution succeeds or fails, there's no going back to before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z6I9XQ6rKo
내 짐작은 ... 아마 미국이 온다 정도 감지는 하긴했을것 같은데 부정부패(?)가 너무 심했거나 혹은 셋업이 제대로 안된 상태로 운용되던것 아닐까 싶긴함
First D-Link of 2026 
There Were BGP Anomalies During the Venezuela Blackout
Link: https://loworbitsecurity.com/radar/radar16/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46504963
고무 gomme, 프랑스 갑빠 capa, 포르투갈 뺑끼 pek, 네덜란드 놈팽이 Lumpen, 독일 쿠우쿠우 食う食う, 일본 고구마 孝行芋, 일본 가브리살 被り살, 일본 케첩 kôechiap, 중국 건달 gaṃdharva, 산스크리트 나락 naraka, 산스크리트 뚝스딱스 tuxtax, 라틴 순대 senggiduha, 만주 엉터리 Ongtori, 만주 키오스크 (köşk; 튀르키예) 슬로건 (slaugh-gharim; 아일랜드) 샴푸 (चाँपो; 힌디) 파자마 (पाजामा; 힌디) 업진살 (ebči'ün+살; 몽골) "와" ...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAgR... 아 그러네 베네주엘라가 무기나 방어체계가 없던건 아닌데 중국러시아에서 이것저것 엄청 받아서 설치해놨지만 완전히 무력화된거구나 미국이 꽤나 이를 갈고 준비했구만 싶고... 중국이 그래서 그냥 입다물고 있는것이구만;; 베네수엘라에 계신분들에겐 안된일이지만... (대만침공) 전쟁이 미뤄진것 같으면서도 앞당겨진것 같기도하고 허허
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Misty
@reiver ⊼ (Charles) 
白長谷
Chao-c'
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