🌎 Organizaciones de Latinoamérica construyen autonomía digital para defender territorios: proyectos de soberanía tecnológica, formación comunitaria y herramientas libres que fortalecen resistencias frente a extracción y vigilancia. huelladelsur.ar/2026/03/29/org… 🔗
🤝 Compartamos recursos y replicables prácticas que empoderen a más comunidades.
La segunda edición de la Escuela de Comunicación y Tecnologías Libres para la Defensa Común del Territorio reúne a 18 organizaciones de ocho países latinoamericanos El encuentro se realiza en Buenos Aires del 19 al 29 de marzo y busca brindar técnica…
Juxta the Combinator Cat lore: it's able to use stack combinators as magic abilities. swap allows Juxta to change oppositions with an object as long as nothing is in the way. drop can make objects disappear temporarily, dup can make copies of them temporarily, and quote lets juxta summon a box. Which it obviously sits in.
Abilities can only effect objects roughly around its mass.
Dich hat jemand (aus welchen Gründen auch immer) erwähnt, deswegen hast Du den Beitrag erhalten. Das lässt sich nicht verhindern. Du kannst natürlich diese Person blockieren. Dann siehst Du es zumindest nicht, wenn sie Dich erneut erwähnen sollte.
Nachtrag: Das scheint ein automatisierter Account zu sein, der immer diese Nachricht schickt, wenn man von der anderen erwähnten Person geblockt wurde. Ich habe in die Posts der Person geschaut. Es ist augenscheinlich einer dieser rechtsextremen Trolle, d.h. Judenhasser, Frauenhasser, Trans-Hasser, ...
If you want to know when Valve will announce pricing and dates for the Steam Machine and Steam Frame...next week, because I am away all week. Guaranteed to happen then 😆
From reading the post, it's not made clear that shell-specific configuration files should be, and, in fact are, defined per shell. A user was always required to know this, even for sh and csh,.
Also, isn't there already a mechanism for setting user environment variables via systemd? I could be wrong, so could others execute "man environment.d" clear that up for me?
Finally, making setting environment variables more complicated than it already is seems bad. wiki.archlinux.org/title/Envir…
would you mind some more detail or pointers for the very marketing-y "even more secure" phrase?
Is it an "all hands on deck" situation?
I can't find details for any security-relevant even in the change logs - just the titles of the fixed issues aren't too descriptive and don't help judging the urgency.
The black-faced lion #tamarin Leontopithecus caissara, also known as the Superagüi lion tamarin, is listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List. With a total population of fewer than 400 i…
While it likely won't affect the ongoing Japan lawsuit between Nintendo / Pokemon and Pocketpair / Palworld, it is at least good news for game devs elsewhere.
I feel I need to say something about Artemis as a former NASA employee, Space scientist and engineer.
I hope more than anything that the astronauts get back safely. But let us not be fooled by what this is.
Is it spectacular, yes. Is it a feat of engineering, yes. Does it make any advance in science, no. Does it help mankind explore the universe, dubious at best.
Why exactly are we sending humans to the moon? With our technology we will never send humans much further than Mars. The only way humans can possibly go further is through a scientific breakthrough. Good luck with that when Trump is gutting science.
Human exploration needs money spent on long-term advances - not using the same technology to do what we did before, however, glamorous it is.
So why do this and why do it now? Political theatre, a win for a Trump led NASA if it succeeds.
So I hope all works well and all return safely. But let us be clear what this is and why it is being done.
Despite global retail giant Colgate-Palmolive forming a coalition with other brands in 2020, virtue-signalling that they will stop all deforestation, they continue to do this – destroying rai…
After rubbing away the sleep from my eyes in disbelief, Valve have updated the Steam Hardware & Software Survey for March 2026 showing explosive Linux growth.
The existence of Desktop Environments. Would have saved me from distro hopping from one flavor to the next. If I would have known better, I'd have stuck with Linux Mint and just installed it with the XFCE Desktop Environment. Oh well. Now I know better and try to inform new users of them before trying other flavors.
@mrgrumpymonkey For beginners, I understand that the issue of whether it’s possible to install other desktop environments is important, provided it’s made clear that, as a rule, the distro’s default desktop environment is fine-tuned in a way that’s often difficult to achieve with desktop environments installed by the user.
Teaching yourself how to install and use Linux in the early 90's was very difficult, and there were few resources available to get answers. Today, many distros are practically a forehead install (smack keyboard with forehead and distro installed).
You can take your SSD or HD put it in another computer and it will just work*. (Windows won't and will likely notify you you're using unlicensed software).
*unless radically different eg, different processor type
Two things. The man pages are actually good. My experience with GNU/Linux improved tremendously when I learned to integrate man pages into my day to day.
Second, related to the first and generally good "tool" advice. Don't fight Linux. GNU/Linux wants you to use the shell and text centric workflows so lean into it.
It is easy to record the audio playing on the computer. I used to manually move cables from the speaker jack to the microphone jack to record audio. Now I can do it easily from the command line with arecord, as shown in the video.
Use a distro with BTRFS and snapper making automatic snapshots so you can boot into a snapshot and rollback in case something goes wrong. Saved me so much trouble and time.
In a terminal shell, if you want to do a recursive operation on dotfiles only, don't do `.*` -- do `.[^.]*` for example, and test with a non-destructive command like `echo` beforehand. Reason: `.*` includes `..`
A democratic lottery fairly selects a group of representatives that matches the makeup of the population. It selects from all citizens who meet basic requirements and are willing and able to serve a limited term.
And because lotteries remove campaigning, they remove parties, politicians, super PACs, and so much of what is tearing America apart.
We can use democratic lotteries instead of elections to fill legislatures like Congress, and to transform how we choose executives like the President.
In recent decades, democratic lotteries have been used hundreds of times to call on citizens to develop policy on challenging issues. And they were central to government in Ancient Athens.
But few have had the chance to see this transformative paradigm for themselves. Until now…
The US documentary about democratic lotteries is set to be released soon.
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Anger. Anger. Hate. Hate. Hate. Defeatism. Cynicism. More hate and anger. Pessimism. YELLING! Vicious put-downs. Talk of violence. Anger. Anger.
Does this sound healthy? What does this do to a person's sense of well-being? Does it help anyone? How demotivating is this? This isn't just MAGA. Plenty of other people wallow in this stuff.
Find even the smallest amount of caring and courage inside, then go outside and help build a better world!
I watch enough new to keep informed but don't pay attention to every little tidbit. I love my walks, being out in nature when I can watching things that make me laugh, spending time with family & friends, reading is my best escape, so many books, so many places to go to through when I read. 😍 My motto is to be kind, smile when you pass someone on the sidewalk, say Hi or good morning, acknowledge you saw them. Smile, it costs nothing. ☺️ Good post @Muse.
African forest #elephants roam the dense rainforests of West and Central Africa where they subsist largely on a diet of fruit. They shape forests by dispersing fruit and seeds, browsing, and creati…
It's a long term plan but once Haiku port for RK356x is done and ready, we'll:
- Deprecating our ALARM-based Linux distro in favor of Haiku.
- All new PineTab2 will ship with Haiku instead of traditional ALARM-based Linux distro.
- Existing users will still remain on ALARM, however there'll not be any updates (user will receive "there is nothing to do" when they tried to update it)
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