Is Microsoft 365 tracking European schoolchildren against the #GDPR? 🕵🏾
Our friends at @noybeu are concerned: "Hundreds of thousands of European schoolchildren are likely being tracked by Microsoft education software widely deployed in schools"
Is Microsoft 365 tracking European schoolchildren against the #GDPR? 🕵🏾
Our friends at @noybeu are concerned: "Hundreds of thousands of European schoolchildren are likely being tracked by Microsoft education software widely deployed in schools"
NASA’s LRO (Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter) imaged China’s Chang'e 6 sample return spacecraft on the far side of the Moon on June 7. Chang'e 6 landed on June 1,
Michael Chandler has provided configuration and data management support at Houston’s Johnson Space Center for the last 13 years. After roughly seven years
es un proyecto que implica repensar la tecnología en clave feminista, descolonial, situada; Revincularnos con las tecnologías desde los afectos, los cuidados y los valores.
Presentamos la campaña #Tecnoafecciones, un proyecto que busca fortalecer espacios de reflexión, estrategias metodológicas y contenidos que nos permitan pensar…
"I graduated in 2008, so that job market was not super great, and I ended up with this very unusual job working for this guy who thought that he had some new
Media are invited in late July to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida to see progress on the agency’s SLS (Space Launch System) Moon rocket as preparations
Over the top action? Check. You play as a Bean? Check. I'm not sure what else you need to really know about it other than you obviously need to play it.
Hotel Galactic was recently revealed at the PC Gaming Show, a cozy management game inspired by Studio Ghibli's classic pictures and they're giving away one fancy looking Steam Deck.
Although surrounded by the big and bold missions of human spaceflight, Margaret Kennedy, an aerospace systems engineer on the Human Health and Performance
Lion-tailed macaques hold the title of one of the smallest macaque species in the world and sport a majestic lion-esque mane of hair. They exclusively call the Western Ghats in India their home. Th…
Gold mining kills indigenous peoples throughout the world like the Yanomami people of Brazil and Papuans in West Papua. The bloody, violent and greedy landgrabbing that goes on for gold forces indi…
The article I am proudest of was on the then-secret ministry of a Catholic nun with trans folks. Now she is out in the open. David Van Biema has a deeper, fuller new profile of her extraordinary life: outreach.faith/2024/06/no-body…
This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features the globular cluster NGC 2005. It’s not an unusual globular cluster in and of itself, but it is a peculiarity when compared to its surroundings.
Ubisoft have announced that Prince of Persia The Lost Crown is finally coming to Steam on August 8th, making it much easier to play on Steam Deck and desktop Linux.
Another big Minecraft update is live now with Tricky Trials bringing with it new decorative blocks, hostile mobs, items, weapons, paintings and the trial chambers.
Is there something I don't know about in Rust yet that explains why generics list out traits with a + instead of a , or is this just weird syntax for the sake of it
@jokeyrhyme In addition to comma syntax already taken, it makes semantic sense since the (+) is commonly used to denote a commutative operation, whilst the comma denotes a sequence. The ordering of the traits does not matter though, it doesn't matter whether we have a bound A + B or B + A.
Moreso, algebraically speaking, one could consider A + B + ... an addition of traits, creating a super-trait that encompasses all types that satisfy all given traits { A, B, ... }, again, no matter the "order". Here, again, a comma would be more appropriate only if its operands themselves could not be considered "addable", that is, if they're of completely different "kinds". E.g., consider X, Y with X being a trait bound and Y being a type parametrization. But since A + B + ... are all traits one could define said trait addition, just like one can define numeric addition.
Application packaging is a bit of a challenge especially when you're not just dealing with small apps but apps at the scale of a whole desktop environment an...
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupHappiness Runs (Pebble And The Man) (Remastered 2010) · Mary HopkinPost Card℗ 2010 Apple Corps LtdReleased on: 19...
not true for me but i will admit to the last couple of concerts i attended in my 50s, i felt a little weird... at the 2nd to last, i was 30 years older than everybody but the band member's relatives & the guy who was pretty obv. a music reviewer, at the VERY last, i was 30 years older than EVERYBODY & the guy checking tickets/IDs offered me free merch (i realized later he thought *i* might be a reviewer)
Strangely enough, my personal taste is almost exactly the opposite: the music I like is almost all from before I was born (often decades before), or from the last 15 years or so (but not recent pop music).
Very much the opposite for me across all music - some of my favourite jazz music was recorded decades before I was born, and my favourite classical music was composed at least a century ago! But (as a 33-year old) some of my current favourite music was recoded in the last five years (especially funk, jazz funk etc.).
I'm nostalgic for the songs of my childhood and teens, but I cringe a little at what I was into! I got a lot of enjoyment from it and still do listen to some of it every now and then for nostalgia's sake, but I wouldn't rate it as really great music...
I suppose it could hold more if it's only talking specifically about the pop genre (although I still like stuff my Dad used to listen to when I was a kid from before I was born)...
Honestly, this has not happened to me. My tastes have changed as I've gotten older, but I'm always finding something new to enjoy. Like, I never thought I'd be into pop music, but I've spent most of my 40s really excited about the state of pop. I'll be 45 next month and think several genres are in a new golden age.
this is nonsense music-quality-relativism. All good music happened before 1990, everything after sucks. that’s not my relative view; it’s objective truth.
I'm almost 44, Led Zeppelin, early Metallica, Heart, Queen, from before I was born, Lady Gaga, Florence+the Machine, the Mountain Goats(though we love the early stuff too we only really got into more recently after Moral Orel) from when I turned 30 or later.
The only stuff from the 90s which I still regularly listen to is Tool/APC/Garbage, nin and orgy dominated my listening back then but they are kinda cringey nowadays.
yeah, same here. The 80s had some good Songs as well, that was 11 Years before I was born, but since I was 20 most of the Music sounds like Crap to me.
@inkorrupt I'd say it's more about making an effort than about age.
If you already know what music you like you stop actively searching for new stuff - and your taste evolves with exposure to new stuff.
I've been trying to (re)develop my personal library of stored music for the last 2-3 years and now know a whole lot of songs released during the last 5 years that I think are great. On the other hand a lot of the things I loved back in the 90s are now considered to be crap by me.
interessting statistic. I guess was born a 40 years old grumpy person 😬 The music I liked in my teens was all 30 or 40 years old and I dislike(d) most contenmporary stuff. But that's whs it's called statistics and not universal truths.
There is still a lot of good music coming out, but it's all in genres and styles that went out of fashion ages ago and now only survive in subcultures centered around such music. The mainstream mostly sucks, always has, always does, except for a few extraordinary artists.
Opposite for me. Cringing more with ‘classic rock’. In my 70’s and find new music as good as anything. Many ‘play’ with sounds. You know you are in a different domain when you attend a gig and people ask if you are the grandparent of one of the performers.
Earth planning date: Wednesday, June 12, 2024 Planning today was defined by the decision about whether or not to drill at “Mammoth Lakes,” the potential drill target that we selected on Monday.
The spacecraft has resumed gathering information about interstellar space. NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft is conducting normal science operations for the first time following a technical issue that arose in November 2023.
I swapped over to KDE Plasma 6 when it first dropped on Arch Linux and Plasma 6.1 is coming out very shortly so I thought let's talk about some of what'll be...
I was discussing average #wages in the US and our declining living standards yesterday with my mother and just saw this cute meme that makes the point well. Take these figures, then look at livingwage.mit.edu/
There were several sessions and presentations on IXPE at the meeting. Things started off with the IXPE Data Analysis Splinter Session on 4/8/24, shortly after
I feel like I just need to play Car Park Capital after discovering it today. Styled much like a late 90s retro tycoon game, it looks like it's from a different time and I love it.
In early May, widespread flooding and landslides occurred in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, leaving thousands of people without food, water, or electricity.
Managed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory through launch, Webb’s Mid-Infrared Instrument also revealed jets of gas flowing into space from the twin stars.
HistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴
in reply to Nextcloud 📱☁️💻 • • •@admin
@fedilz@a.gup.pe
@fedilz_infos
@fedilz@social.lernortdigital.de
#Datenschutz #GDPDR #Microsoft
#Kleinweich auf datenschutzrechtlichen Abwegen im Schulzimmer?
mastodon.xyz/@nextcloud/112616…
Cc
@nextcloud @noybeu
Nextcloud 📱☁️💻
2024-06-14 17:25:00
Lomkey
in reply to Nextcloud 📱☁️💻 • • •Elias
in reply to Nextcloud 📱☁️💻 • • •one of many reasons for supporting this #FSFE campaign:
"Public Money? Public Code!"
publiccode.eu/en/
#FreeSoftware #FLOSS #FOSS #privacy
Public Money, Public Code
publiccode.euToni
in reply to Nextcloud 📱☁️💻 • • •Bzw: ist das nicht implizit? 🤔
@noybeu