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in reply to mrdown

The United States, France, Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom all have laws against foreign enlistment. However, they allow IDF recruitment through exemptions, treaties or permissive interpretations of the laws

In response to the ICJ’s July 2024 opinion, 40 independent UN experts advised that states should be taking steps to prevent their dual Israeli citizenship from serving in the IDF to avoid being potentially complicit in war crimes or crimes against humanity


That's why i have been all saying palestinian state recognition in those circonstances are meanless and just a smoke screen

in reply to mrdown

These "permissive interpretations" also mean that if someone is fighting for example for Russia or some mercenary organization, they could justify it based on the right to equal treatment in the face of the law. These are the kind of laws that must have no exemption.

They should arrest those dual citizens upon arrival in the country and charge them accordingly.




Journalist quits Reuters over 'role in Israel's assassination of Gaza journalists'


She made particular reference to Reuters' reporting on Israel's killing of prominent Al-Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif and six other media workers on August 10, saying the agency had "perpetuate[d] Israel's propaganda". She said it had been "wilfully abandoning the most basic responsibility of journalism" by publishing the "baseless claim" from the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) that Al-Sharif was an operative for Hamas.

An initial report published by Reuters received backlash after running with the headline: "Israel kills Al Jazeera journalist it says was Hamas leader".

Zink said she could no longer wear her press pass without feeling "shame and grief", as she shared an image of her press card snapped in half alongside her statement.

in reply to geneva_convenience

It's sickening how these outlets literally side with a government against their own innocent murdered workers. Some of them would literally side against their lived experience if they narrowly escaped and lived to talk about it. All for a country that perfectly personifies the term "cry-bully."
in reply to Lasherz

It's also sick how the media just moves on despite the repeated targeted murders of their colleagues.
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in reply to Lasherz

I just went and read the article, I see nothing wrong with the headline or their reporting. The article is full of refutations of Israel’s claim and is clear that none of Israel’s claims have been corroborated.

Reuters is a newswire. They’re always going to report what the parties involved are saying in a dry and dispassionate manner. Not everything needs to be an editorial. They do the same thing when it comes to Russian attacks in Ukraine. They’ll share what TASS is saying while noting that they cannot corroborate the narrative.

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in reply to frongt

I can understand that view, but I think it’s newsworthy to know what a government is claiming in order to be able to refute the claim. As I said, the article makes it very clear that nothing the Israeli government has claimed is verified and they cite multiple sources that counter Israel’s narrative.
in reply to NOT_RICK

It would also be prudent to mention that Israel has a history of lying about this particular topic. They didn't have any issues making that claim attachment when Russia was encroaching on Crimea, and the Kremlin was denying it.
in reply to Lasherz

I just went back to some 2014 articles about Crimea and I’m not finding what you’re referencing, can you give me a hand?
in reply to NOT_RICK

It's pretty much impossible to find an article where the journalist treats the Russian soldiers as unknown or neutral parties and almost just as hard to find articles that give the full statements from the Kremlin without the implication being that it's not a proper explanatory statement given the situation. The reason is the statements filling the majority of the body are from western sources, which were more reputable in that instance.

To your point on covering Israel, it would be in the interest of telling the story accurately to mention that journalists are vetted through the IDF and all footage is subject to that vetting as well as who is allowed in. The factual model you present breaks down when access is limited, both by the IDF killing journalists and by limiting the eyes on the ground journalists, their equipment, their film, and their employees at every level. If you control the opposition's ability to communicate reality, then you win under that model, but other news models like what Zeteo does mentions those things and the perspective is prioritized with the proper rarity and reputation that it actually has.

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in reply to Lasherz

I didn’t know that about the vetting of journalists. You think there is access journalism at play in terms of the favorable treatment in articles or is it just plain old bias?
in reply to NOT_RICK

It's both. You don't bite the hand that feeds you as hard as it might deserve to be bitten. Selection bias is the main thing I see in news. They wouldn't have that position long if they engaged in wrong-think or pointed the camera in the wrong class' direction.
in reply to NOT_RICK

A claim not published needs no refutation.

Reporting what people say is the domain of gossip magazines. Report the facts of what people do.

in reply to frongt

The claim is published by Israel regardless of whether or not Reuters reports it. Reporting what governments say is the job of the media as the fourth estate, imo.
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in reply to NOT_RICK

Reporting what governments say is the job of the media as the fourth estate, imo.


Not exactly. To paraphrase the well known example, the job of the fourth estate is not to say "the government says it's raining". It is to look outside and tell us if the government is telling the truth.

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in reply to NOT_RICK

So Reuters reported that Israel bombed the hospital on purpose because they saw a camera right?

archive.is/iLqRZ

in reply to geneva_convenience

They did report on what the IDF statement regarding the strike was. No mention of a camera in that statement. Not sure what the Times of Israel has to do with this
in reply to NOT_RICK

This was what the Israeli military published in Hebrew.

But pray tell why Reuters would only publish Netanyahu's lies when Israel is literally contradicting it in their own newspapers.

Israel killed a Reuters journalist here by the way.

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in reply to geneva_convenience

They didn’t only publish Israel’s claims, and to be clear I firmly believe Israel is completely full of shit. Their story includes multiple statements from Al Jazeera, UN human rights office, and Qatari government sources refuting Israel’s lies.
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in reply to NOT_RICK

Why doesn't it include the Israeli military as a source which says that Israel did it on purpose?

It seems fairly important to cite the literal perpetrators instead of just the PR department.

Also as noted in the summary of the article, when Anas Al Sharif was killed by Israel, Reuters directly put the IDF lie in the headline without refuting it.

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in reply to geneva_convenience

Ah, I get the connection now, thanks. I’d imagine Reuters didn’t receive the same statement from their IDF sources as the Israel Times did, idk. I’d certainly prefer them to add that to the article, or subsequent reporting.

Edit: as of an hour ago Reuters is reporting the camera narrative from the IDF. They put quotes around “Hamas camera” in their story to indicate it’s just Israel’s narrative.

I’ll add my own editorial to this, claiming a camera is Hamas… fucking ridiculous.

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in reply to NOT_RICK

If you spread genocidal propaganda you might as well be pulling the trigger.

See lemmy world admins for example

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in reply to NOT_RICK

What you describe isn't how it always was. News have grown accustomed to skating by with nothing but police statements, for the most obvious example, to make very bold claims. The obsession with being early and the risk of bucking the system of power only to be proven wrong later has been crippling for media integrity.
in reply to NOT_RICK

Probably because the article and the headline were not created by the same person. Putting Israel's claim in the headline puts its legitimacy above all others and makes it the default narrative. Given their consistent dishonesty, Reuters should know better. Especially when it comes to a (former?) employee.
in reply to LibertyLizard

Yeah I recall people getting similarly mad at them using Russian claims in the headline. Definitely not best practice from my POV.
in reply to NOT_RICK

and is clear that none of Israel’s claims have been corroborated.


So then why even include them, let alone make them the subject of the headline where most people stop reading?



How businesses deflect responsibilities for addressing modern slavery in their supply chains


Author: Kam Phung | Assistant Professor of Business & Society, Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University

Despite growing awareness and legislation aimed at eradicating modern slavery — including forced labour, bonded labour and other extreme forms of human exploitation — efforts to combat the issue remain largely ineffective.

The United Kingdom, the first to enact a modern slavery act in 2015, is a case in point. The latest government figures show 5,690 potential victims in the U.K. were referred to the Home Office between April and June. This is the highest quarterly figure since the national referral mechanism began in 2009.

This could be attributed to a multitude of reasons, including an actual rise in exploitation, growing awareness of the issue and more training being provided for frontline services. But the effectiveness of transparency and disclosure laws in achieving substantive change in businesses’ behaviours has long been questioned.


The article then dives into the details of how this happens and potential ways to address it

in reply to Otter Raft

It's a cultural problem.

"It makes us more money" will always be a viable excuse, because the useful idiots listening to it would do the same thing in their position.

Until our culture changes where we can put people before profits, then we shouldn't expect these problems to be fixed.

Most people literally don't want to fix them because most people don't see it as a problem.

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in reply to Lady Butterfly she/her

Are we sure this isn't a video google "enhanced with ai".

It's not likely, considering he's got enough money to be a problem for them, but it would tie into thier plan to make everything look like slop so you can no longer tell what is slop.

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India Post suspends US-bound parcels from August 25 after new American duty rules


The Department of Posts has announced that it will temporarily stop accepting most postal consignments to the United States from August 25, following changes to US duty rules that come into effect later this month.

The US issued an order on July 30, withdrawing the duty-free exemption for goods valued up to USD 800. From August 29, all postal items sent to the US, regardless of their value, will attract customs duties under the International Emergency Economic Power Act (IEEPA) tariff framework. Only gift items up to USD 100 will remain duty-free.

According to the order, only international carriers and other “qualified parties” approved by US Customs can collect and pay duties on postal shipments. But since the process for approving these parties and setting up duty collection isn’t clear yet, airlines have said they won’t be able to carry US-bound postal parcels after August 25.

in reply to Stamau123

So it's not just due to the tariffs, but even more because the Trump administration has so far not provided a working system that can be used to pay those tariffs. So not just malice, but incompetence too.

in reply to Davriellelouna

Seems like this is a pattern for all fifa shit.

Soccer fans are some of the worst.

in reply to toad31

At this point FIFA is just a criminal enterprise. We just have to think of it as such.

"Mafiosathon is coming to your city! Tickets on sale now!"



Every Year, Sanctions Kill More People Than Wars


Between 2010 and 2021, unilateral sanctions caused ~564,258 deaths each year – more than five times the number of people killed annually in direct armed combat. This warning comes from a new report published in The Lancet, which contextualizes decades of data on how sanctions affect mortality.

“From a rights-based perspective, evidence that sanctions lead to losses in lives should be sufficient reason to advocate for the suspension of their use,” the study’s authors argue. But that is far from reality. Over the same decade, nearly a quarter of all of the world’s countries were affected by sanctions, driven primarily by a sharp increase in unilateral economic measures imposed by the United States and its European allies.

While Western sanctions “have the claimed aim to end wars, protect human rights, or promote democracy,” the report shows they do the very opposite. By restricting a country’s ability to import essential goods like food, medicine, and medical supplies, and by slashing public budgets, sanctions systematically undermine healthcare systems and other vital services.

https://peoplesdispatch.org/2025/08/02/every-year-sanctions-kill-more-people-than-wars/

in reply to Diva (she/her)

As a kid, I thought sanctions should be considered a war crime because they deliberately target non-combatants in order to cause suffering on a mass scale. As an adult, I still view it the same way. It's cruel, and aimed at the people who have no control over what their governments do.
in reply to swelter_spark

It’s a very easily reversible process, even the reasons for sanctions have to be cited! If you think that’s cruel, you should see why they were put there in the first place


India’s supreme court orders inquiry into giant zoo run by son of Asia’s richest person


Activists claim Anant Ambani’s Vantara facility has no plan to return its endangered species to the wild

India’s supreme court has ordered an investigation into allegations of illegal animal imports and financial misconduct at a vast private zoo set up by the son of Asia’s richest person.

Vantara, which describes itself as the “world’s biggest wild animal rescue centre”, is run by Anant Ambani, a son of Mukesh Ambani, the billionaire head of the conglomerate Reliance Industries.

The site in the western state of Gujarat is home to more than 200 elephants, as well as 50 bears, 160 tigers, 200 lions, 250 leopards and 900 crocodiles, among other animals, according to India’s Central Zoo Authority.



Israel Bombs Gaza Hospital, Kills 5 Journalists from AP, Al Jazeera, Reuters, NBC


Interview with Muhammad Shehada
Palestinian writer and analyst
August 25, 2025

[contains chilling details of the methodical Israeli attack]

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Israel Bombs Gaza Hospital, Kills 5 Journalists from AP, Al Jazeera, Reuters, NBC


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/35201919

Interview with Muhammad Shehada
Palestinian writer and analyst
August 25, 2025

[contains chilling details of the methodical Israeli attack]



Israel Bombs Gaza Hospital, Kills 5 Journalists from AP, Al Jazeera, Reuters, NBC


Interview with Muhammad Shehada
Palestinian writer and analyst
August 25, 2025

[contains chilling details of the methodical Israeli attack]


in reply to ozzy

That was one of the trademarks of the Olympic Bomber. He didn't do it at the Olympics, but when he bombed abortion clinics, he would set a second bomb to go off after first responders arrived. By helping those he felt were murders, the first responders were complicit.


Australia expels Iranian diplomats over antisemitic attacks


Australia has taken the unprecedented step of expelling several Iranian diplomats.

According to Canberra, the diplomats coordinated violent, antisemitic attacks and now have seven days to leave the country.

in reply to MicroWave

Australia recognizing Palestine and having beef with Netanyahu while protecting their own jewish community from iranian organized attacks seems based.
in reply to Enkrod

Congrats, you got fooled.
acij.org.au/despite-government…


Japan city drafts ordinance to cap smartphone use at 2 hours per day - Kyodo News


I would like to know how you think about this. Personally, I think it's a very good ordinance. It's not enforced, but encouraged. We should correct the situation that Xitter users and Tiktokers are getting brainfucked by spreading conspiracies.
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in reply to fin

Its a horrible law, although there is no punishment, it just normalizes the idea of persecuting and shaming innocent people. The laws are not good when you use them to micromanage your neighbors lives. Laws are supposed to be for taking away the need for violence from society and putting judgment into a transparent and safe and strict process. All this type of stuff just gives the state more power to harm people it doesnt like who are doing nothing actually wrong. Like all laws this will only be selectivly enforced against people the powerful dont like. The reason countries really start to become bad is when you get one group of idiots in power who think they know everything, who think it their role to mold humanity into their idea of right and wrong. People lose their motivation, their creativity, their will to build things, because their life becomes a benign hell of just being a host for elitest parasites. It starts with elitest assholes telling you how you are allowed to spend your free time, and what types of haircuts are acceptable, and what types of books you are allowed to read, mass zurveliience, propganda on every type of media you consume. Silencing disidents. It ends with a society where nobody cares about anything. Nobody wants to work. There isnt anything to buy anyways. Creativity at first and then the good genes in the population just die out. The human race is truely fucked. The greatest filter we have is our complete inability to not abuse innocent people. So many humans just want to control each other. Humans are obsessed with controling each other. Nothing great was ever created by control, only by the florishing of the human spirit and liberty, allowing people to be creative and weird and happy. History so clearly shows this. Religous societies and authoritarian societies are always complete shitholes even for the ones who benifit, like the racialy pure male normative class. The nicest societies are the ones who out liberty above all else. The richest person in a bad country is worse off then the poorest person in a nice country. Money doesnt buy happiness. Money cannot buy you love, not real love, just a simulation of it. Money cannot protect your kids. Money does not give your life meaning. Money usually just ruins you even more then you already were and then you jave to lie and xeluse yourself into thinking you deserve it, to avoid cognitive disonance with the only people who can tolorate you. Too bad people are too dumb to realize this now. People who trade liberty for temporary security, people who trade liberty so they can avoid actually facing any real issues in society, people who trade liberty so they can be comcortable and growntheir 401k, are the worst types of people.
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in reply to fin

Next, they're going to tell you who you can have sex with and who you cannot.


Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn on building a new party to transform British politics


By Imran Mulla
Published date: 22 August 2025 17:47 BST

Now, he is organising a Gaza Tribunal of his own.
"We have on 4 and 5 of September, for two days in Church House in Westminster, an open public inquiry," Corbyn says.

"It will be live on YouTube and lots of other platforms and channels, and that inquiry will be hearing voices from people in Gaza, in the West Bank, aid workers, journalists, lawyers, international legal experts."


[Note to our Fedi friends in the UK - it would be great if someone could get this tribunal streamed via Peertube in some fashion.]

The new party was announced on 3 July, when MP Zarah Sultana left the Labour Party and said she would co-lead a different outfit with Corbyn.

That party doesn't exist yet. It doesn't even have a name. But it has already received more than 800,000 sign-ups.

Polling this week found that a third of 2024 Labour voters would consider voting for a Corbyn-Sultana-led party, as well as over a quarter of Labour members.

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Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn on building a new party to transform British politics


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/35167663

By Imran Mulla
Published date: 22 August 2025 17:47 BST
Now, he is organising a Gaza Tribunal of his own.
"We have on 4 and 5 of September, for two days in Church House in Westminster, an open public inquiry," Corbyn says.

"It will be live on YouTube and lots of other platforms and channels, and that inquiry will be hearing voices from people in Gaza, in the West Bank, aid workers, journalists, lawyers, international legal experts."

[Note to our Fedi friends in the UK - it would be great if someone could get this tribunal streamed via Peertube in some fashion.]

The new party was announced on 3 July, when MP Zarah Sultana left the Labour Party and said she would co-lead a different outfit with Corbyn.

That party doesn't exist yet. It doesn't even have a name. But it has already received more than 800,000 sign-ups.

Polling this week found that a third of 2024 Labour voters would consider voting for a Corbyn-Sultana-led party, as well as over a quarter of Labour members.




Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn on building a new party to transform British politics


By Imran Mulla
Published date: 22 August 2025 17:47 BST

Now, he is organising a Gaza Tribunal of his own.
"We have on 4 and 5 of September, for two days in Church House in Westminster, an open public inquiry," Corbyn says.

"It will be live on YouTube and lots of other platforms and channels, and that inquiry will be hearing voices from people in Gaza, in the West Bank, aid workers, journalists, lawyers, international legal experts."


[Note to our Fedi friends in the UK - it would be great if someone could get this tribunal streamed via Peertube in some fashion.]

The new party was announced on 3 July, when MP Zarah Sultana left the Labour Party and said she would co-lead a different outfit with Corbyn.

That party doesn't exist yet. It doesn't even have a name. But it has already received more than 800,000 sign-ups.

Polling this week found that a third of 2024 Labour voters would consider voting for a Corbyn-Sultana-led party, as well as over a quarter of Labour members.



in reply to YappyMonotheist

I don't know a great deal, but his stance on the Russia/Ukraine war concerns me.

theguardian.com/politics/2022/…

in reply to Schal330

Don't see that objectionable stuff in there, really. I'm in favour of arming Ukraine. This article is several years old. It's not like Starmer stopped the war either. In fact, I think most Western European politicians have an interest in the war dragging on for as long as possible
in reply to qevlarr

Nah, he openly supports the annexation of Crimea (which means he supports the prosecution of Ukrainian speakers and Crimean Tartars).

The stuff about western leaders wanting the war to drag on as long as possible is a tankie conspiracy theory.

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in reply to Skiluros

I was wondering if what you were saying about Corbyn was true, so I looked up most of your claims (all true for those I checked), and I thought I'd share what I found for others.

Corbyn used Russian talking points as justification for not wanting to do anything about Russia's conquest of Crimea: hscentre.org/russia-and-eurasi…

Corbyn has indeed worked with RT. This article called him a frequent guest: thearticle.com/rt-is-putins-pr…

Corbyn is indeed against NATO: channel4.com/news/factcheck/fa…

And Corbyn does indeed oppose weapon deliveries to Ukraine because "it would prolong the war": theguardian.com/politics/2023/…

in reply to RunawayFixer

As I mentioned in this thread, only an idiot would think such matters wouldn't be reported in Ukrainian media (that has no stake in internal UK politics).

[1] actually referenced a different specific example, but the point remains.

reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/commen…

The image in that reddit thread is from "Stop the War" fake-peace, pro russian genocidal imperialism organization. And that tankie Corbyn roach has a senior position in that shit org.

in reply to Skiluros

If he supports it so openly, why is there only evidence of the opposite? Do you need your meds?
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in reply to Arcane2077

Don't lie. His fake peacenik organisation recognized Crimea as part of russia.
in reply to Skiluros

Imagine being given the opportunity to fact check yourself, and instead choosing to fall deeper into delusion and paranoia. I’m sorry for you
in reply to Arcane2077

Keep playing dumb. You don't even speak Ukrainian (or russian) and you're acting like some sort authority with you "opportunity to fact check yourself".

You don't know jack shit (and we both know this). Keep pretending otherwise. 😄

in reply to Skiluros

Here’s a hint: You will never come up with a source for your beliefs because you’d have to admit you’ve been played first.

It’s human to fall for it now and then. You’re amongst the majority.

I hope you get help

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in reply to Arcane2077

Nah, you talk big but you can't even state Corbyn's idiotic position on the full scale invasion of Ukraine without looking it up first (if you actually knew, you would have brought it up because it makes a very specific reference for someone in the UK, it's been parroted by other fake leftists too).

I don't need to do a web search, because I know Corbyn's position:

  • He has worked with RT, a Russian propaganda service aimed at the west managed by russian intel services.
  • He routinely promotes russian propaganda narratives about NATO
  • His fake peacenik organization (he is the executive director who is responsible for such press releases) recognized russia as part of Ukraine.
  • He openly opposed weapons deliveries to Ukraine after the full scale in order to give russia an edge in the invasion.

I don't even need to do a web search for this, because this relatively common knowledge in Ukraine (among people who know who Corbyn is).

But sure, Mr. Arcane2077, who doesn't even speak Ukrainian or russian claims to be more knowledgeable than someone who lives in Ukraine and where collaboration with russians by scum such a Corbyn is widely reported.

Own your ignorance my man, don't keep digging into the hole of stupidity that characterizes your knowledge of the relevant issues.

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in reply to Skiluros

You keep pretending I’m speaking with authority when asking for a source for your outlandish claims.
Says more about you than me lmao
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in reply to jabjoe

So he did nothing he’s being accused of. Did you even read the contents of the links in the comment you sent me? God you people are so tiring
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in reply to Arcane2077

I skimmed them as I knew most of it already. I've seen him say stuff about Russia that disgusts me before.

Good follow up post : feddit.uk/post/35181984/196520…

If Corybn wants support from people like me, he needs to come out loudly condemning Putin's actions and support Ukraine. Being anti-war is a massively stupid position against someone like Putin.

in reply to Lazylazycat

Calling for peace talks in this situation is like calling for marriage in couples counseling of a failing relationship, because married couples stay together longer.

Peace talks don't create peace, they happen when peace becomes desirable because of battlefield and political realities. Arming Ukraine more can shorten the war. Calling for premature talks can only prolong it.

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in reply to Schal330

He is anti war. He has been anti war for decades and decades. He is authentic and consistent on this issue. I don't agree how he is applying that principle on Russia Ukraine, but I respect his opinion.

And that's democracy, which is what his new party is making promises of - it will be a bottom up, grass-root and democratic party. So I am not too concerned with Corbyn's personal opinion.

(And like, the detractors are so fixated on this issue. They literally have nothing else to say, no other critics to offer. You mention Corbyn and immediately they are like "oH wHat aBoUt Russia-Ukraine" (a few years ago it was "oH bUt He iS an aNtiSemIte???"), as if that is the single most significant problem Britain is facing right now?? not housing, not NHS, not education, not the gutting of the wealth of the working class??? Talking about single issue voters. (sorry about the rant))

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in reply to nialv7

He is not anti-war, he is pro-russian genocidal imperialism.

He is a tankie, and when has the working class done well under regimes that tankies support?

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in reply to YappyMonotheist

Because we have FPTP and this will further split the left vote and let Reform / Tories in.

Our number one priority should be to kill FPTP and make it so we don't have governments only a minority of the voters wanted.

We know a Corbyn Labour party scares people to vote against Labour. He has a ceiling. There is a lot of country that subscribes to his views, but not enough to do more than strip those votes from Lab/Lib/SNP/Green/Plaid.

Reform are worse than Tories and I fear if they ever get power, they do a Trump. Damage the country and be hard to remove.

in reply to jabjoe

I'm just assuming this guy made his own party because the other options don't actually fight for the working class.

If the party you support's main goal is to "kill their enemies" or whatever, perhaps the best way to go about doing that would be to align itself with the working class.

This would intrinsically mean supporting policies that reduce the disparity in wealth.

in reply to toad31

I think all the left wing parties agree there is a problem with in equality. If the left splitters off to load into so many parties, it will lose. No matter if it makes up over half the electorate. FPTP is basically rigged against the left because the left struggle to compromise and unify.
in reply to jabjoe

They will at the very least need a pact with Polanski's Greens. If Starmer continues down his current trajectory, I can see a similar exodus of Labour voters to these two to Tory voters' exodus to Reform
in reply to subarctictundra

If you go from Labour to Reform, your not of the Left. Or fooled. Guess will find out if the left is so split by election time and Reform splip in. I'm blame Corybn for that like I do for Boris's win. That time it was by repelling people to the Tories. This time it would be vote splitting. Though I agree with a good chunk of what he says, he a political menace of the left.
in reply to Peter Link

Well this thread has taught me the anti-Corbyn people are completely unhinged


Taiwan deports Japanese man for declaring island belongs to China


cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/47178221

Taiwan on Monday deported a Japanese man and barred his re-entry after he and another compatriot filmed a video waving mainland China's national flag and declaring "Taiwan belongs to China," the island's immigration agency said.


in reply to schizoidman

Sorry Taiwan, we have morons in Japan too. I wish you could just drop the guy off in the middle of the ocean.


Evergrande: Chinese property giant delisted after spectacular fall


Chinese property giant Evergrande's shares were taken off the Hong Kong stock market on Monday after more than a decade and a half of trading.

It marks a grim milestone for what was once China's biggest real estate firm, with a stock market valuation of more than $50bn (£37.1bn). That was before its spectacular collapse under the weight of the huge debts that had powered its meteoric rise.

Experts say the delisting was both inevitable and final.

"Once delisted, there is no coming back," says Dan Wang, China director at political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.

Evergrande is now best-known for its part in a crisis that has for years dragged on the world's second-largest economy.

in reply to HBK

... meteoritic rise...


No, they don't. Meteorites fall to the ground while vaporizing themselves. Like Evergrande it seems.

Edit: @Hugin@lemmy.world made a good point. It actually does make sense of you say meteoric rise, which they did.

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in reply to probable_possum

meteor means things high in the sky. from Greek ta meteōra "the celestial phenomena, things in heaven above," plural of meteōron, literally "thing high up,"
in reply to probable_possum

meteoric rise means to rise high in the sky. Meteorologist to study things high in the sky.
Meteor thing in the sky.

Meteoric rise doesn't reference the rock falling from the sky. They have the same root word meaning high in the sky.

in reply to Hugin

meteoric rise.


Ooooh! They didn't write meteoritic but meteoric.
You are right. Thanks for the explanation.

in reply to HBK

“Once delisted, there is no coming back,”


Can someone explain why this is?



Trump says China has to give US magnets or face 200% tariff


cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/47176268

President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday that China has to give the United States magnets or "we have to charge them 200% tariff or something" amid a trade dispute between the two nations.

Archived version: archive.is/20250825175243/reut…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.



Trump says China has to give US magnets or face 200% tariff


President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday that China has to give the United States magnets or "we have to charge them 200% tariff or something" amid a trade dispute between the two nations.


Archived version: archive.is/20250825175243/reut…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.


in reply to schizoidman

How does the madman theory work when your head honcho is an actual, bona fide madman? Don't go anywhere, we'll find out right after this quick commercial war!
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in reply to zero

I remember the first time they hit a hospital and they spent so much time lying about how it was all Hamas. Once they realized no one gave a shit they started hitting all the hospitals.

Israel is a criminal enterprise that always pushes to see what it can get away with.

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in reply to Gravitywell

It is actually decentralized though? You can host your own pds and relay for pretty cheap now.
in reply to Blisterexe

So how many people are doing that? I doubt more then 5% of their users are actually using a pds or ever will.

How many times do we have to watch venture capitalists enshittify services before people learn. Do you really think bluesky doesnt have plans to extract every drop of ad revenue and data harvesting at some point, decentralization doesnt work with that business model, sure its fine now in the honeymoon phase but wait till Jack decides ita time to cash out.

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in reply to Gravitywell

wait till Jack decides ita time to cash out


I mean, you don't like BlueSky, fair. But Jack Dorsey left like...over a year ago.

in reply to EarlGrey

Sure, and the 14b he gave was with no strings attached.

Its not like Jay Garber is any better

in reply to Gravitywell

I agree. That's why I'm happy it's fully decentralised, so that by the time they try to do that, they'll be but one player on atproto, and won't be able to get away with it.
in reply to Blisterexe

Id love to be wrong, but much like how meta patched threads into AP, i see this primarily as a performative gesture to allow them to take credit for "federating" when they have no intention of allowing it to get out of their control.
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in reply to Gravitywell

I see why you think that, and I agree threads sucks. But bsky is actually fully open source and they are actively working to make federation better. I do think the current leadership genuinely cares about making a federated platform.

Will they enshittify? Yes, probably when the current ceo leaves. But by then other services will have popped up, and ATproto is built in such a way that you can move services without your current service's consent.

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in reply to MCasq_qsaCJ_234

Yeah, so Musk's argument is that even though OpenAI's product ChatGPT has more downloads, Apple should consider letting X's Grok take the top spot because... reasons, I guess? Grok is still listed despite its antisemitic and other disgusting actions. It might be #2 (yeah it's definitely shit, right?), it might be #5, but it's still on the list, and it's still available. Musk is just mad that Apple is not featuring it.

Meanwhile, Fortnite is the top downloaded free iOS game. It sits on top of the charts. Thusly, Apple has buried the chart and they refuse to feature Fortnite, instead choosing to feature Roblox and PUBG instead. It's petty and silly, but the rankings do show which one has more downloads. That's it. It's not even about quality or anything.

I tend to agree with Epic (Fortnite) over Apple, but in regards to X, I'm with Apple. I may be slightly biased in that I don't like Musk/X, but I'm with Apple strictly on the merits here. I don't need biases to influence my reasoning here.



fediverse/activitypub based linktree alternative


i'm wondering if there was a federated or activitypub based linktree alternative? i current use linktree obviously but i'm growing tired of his bloatedness and would love to support an open alternative.. mostly just since i have a collection of threadiverse accounts for different things and would love to have one place for them all 😀
in reply to katy ✨

Honestly, it would be kind of cool if you just had a simple app to log in with your Fediverse identity, and it rendered your existing profile on the page and allowed you to put additional links.

I don't think it necessarily needs to federate.



80s Nostalgia AI Slop Is Boomerfying the Masses for a Past That Never Existed


Archive: archive.is/Lv4Xx


80s Nostalgia AI Slop Is Boomerfying the Masses for a Past That Never Existed


The latest bleak new AI slop niche are “nostalgia” videos about how good the 1980s and 1990s were. There are many accounts spamming these out, but the general format is all basically the same. A procession of young people with feathered hair wonder at how terrible 2025 is and tell the viewer they should come back to the 1980s, where things are better. This video is emblematic of the form:

@nostalgia_vsh
let's go back 🥺 #lestgoback #nostalgia #nostalgic #childhood #80sbaby #2000s
♬ snowfall - Øneheart & reidenshi

In a typical ‘80s slop video, a teenager from the era tells the viewer that there’s no Instagram 40 years ago and everyone played outside until the street lights came on. “It’s all real here, no filters, no screens.” In another, two women eat pizza in a mall and talk about how terrible the future will be. “I bet your malls don’t feel alive in 2025,” one says.

These videos, like a lot of AI slop, do not try to hide that they are AI generated, and show that there is unfortunately a market for people endlessly scrolling social media looking to astral project themselves into a hallucinatory past that never existed. This is Mark Zuckerberg’s fucked up metaverse, living here and now on Mark Zuckerberg’s AI slop app.
playlist.megaphone.fm?p=TBIEA2…
The most popular current ones focus on 1980s nostalgia, but there are accounts that focus on the 70s, 90s, and early 2000s. These differ from standard internet nostalgia, which has been popular for many years—from BuzzFeed’s “Only 90s kids will remember this” listicles to “look at this old tech” Instagram accounts, the popularity of emo nights, “When We Were Young” music festivals—because they are primarily about aggrandizing a past that never existed or that was only good for specific segments of society.

These videos are awful AI-generated slop, yes, but it’s more than that. Reactionary nostalgia, a desire to return to a fake past or a time when you were young and things were better, is part of why the world is so fucked right now. It is, literally, the basis of MAGA. Worse, these videos about the “past” tell us a lot about our present and future: one where AI encourages our worst impulses and allows users to escape from reality into a slopified world that narrowly targets whatever reality we’d like to burrow into without dealing with the problems of the present.

1980s slop nostalgia is particularly popular at the moment, with these fake videos boomerfying Gen Xers and elder millennials in real time, though such nostalgia is coming for us all, and nostalgia for earlier releases of Roblox and Call of Duty—the ancient days of, like, 2021—are already going viral. It’s normal to look back at the time when you were young and your knees didn’t hurt with rose tinted glasses. It’s as if a generation read Ready Player One as an instruction manual instead of a warning (or instead of vapid surface-level nonsense that was one long reference rather than a coherent narrative).

These AI-generated slop videos are the latest expression of a common political theme: nostalgia for an imagined past. Dissatisfaction with the current moment is a normal reaction to the horrifying conditions under which we all live. The National Guard is occupying Washington DC, technology is dividing and surveling us in ways we never imagined, and our political leaders are feckless and corrupt. If you aren’t disturbed by where we are right now, you’re not paying attention.

A rejection of modernity and a call to return to the past has long been a feature of authoritarian and fascist political movements. So when we see an AI generated woman in stonewashed denim with hair by Aqua Net White tell us how good things were 40 years ago, we remember the political figures from the Reagan-era calling for a return to the 1950s.

Nostalgia is a poisonous political force. Things were not better “back then,” they were just different. Often they were worse. These 1980s AI slop videos have the same energy as online right weirdos with Roman bust avatars calling for us to “retvrn” and “embrace tradition.” Their political project uses the aesthetic of the past to sell a future where minorities are marginalized, women have no political power, and white guys are in charge. That’s how they think it all worked in the past and they’d love for it to happen again.

The ‘80s AI slop videos have a sinister air beyond their invocation of reactionary politics. “Dude, it’s 1985 and the release of the film The Goonies. Forget 2025 and come here. We want you here,” a strong-jawed white guy asks from his front lawn while a slowed down and distorted version of Aquatic Ambience from Donkey Kong Country plays. “Come to 1985, I miss ya,” a young man with feathered hair says in the back of a pickup truck as the sun sets. The surreal nature of these videos, this bizarre ask to time travel to the past, has cultish just-drink-the-Kool-Aid vibes.

What is the ask here, exactly? What does it mean for someone with dreams of an imagined past to go back to the 1980s where these ghoulish AI-crafted simulacrums dwell? In the Black Mirror episode San Junipero, Mackenzie Davis finds comfort in a simulation of a stereotypical 1980s southern California town. She loses herself in the fantasy. She’s also dying. For her, heaven was a place on earth, a data center where she could live until someone turned the lights off.

Those viewing these endless AI-generated TikToks and Reels are, however, very much alive. They can go outside. They can put the phone down and get to know their neighbors. They don’t have to doom scroll. They can log off and work for a better world in their community. They can reach out to an old friend or make new ones.Or they can load up another short form video and fill themselves with fuzzy feelings about how much better things were 40 years ago, back before all this technology, back when they were young, and where they think the world seemed to make more sense. AI allows us to sink into that nostalgic feeling. We have the technology, right now, to form digital wombs from a comforting and misremembered past.

It is worth mentioning that the people making these videos are also human beings with agency and goals, too. And their goals, universally, are to spam the internet for the purposes of making money. Over in the Discord communities where people talk about what types of AI slop works on social media, “nostalgia” is treated as a popular, moneymaking niche like any other. “Any EDITOR that can make Nostalgia videos?” one message we saw reads. “Need video editor to for nostalgia welcome back to 20xx videos.”

“Some ideas i got right now are nostalgia, money motivation, self improvement and maybe streamer clips,” another says.

A top purveyor of this nostalgia slop is the Instagram account “purestnostalgia,” which is full of these videos. That account is run by a guy named Josh Crowe who looks to be in his 20s and claims to live in Bali: “In the process of becoming a billionaire,” his profile reads.


in reply to Shamber

My take on boomerifying is getting other generations to behave like the stereotypical boomer, not that they are actual boomers by birthday.
in reply to Pulptastic

I agree with you, but it is a lot like Boomers calling everyone younger a Millenial.


Google will require developer verification for Android apps outside the Play Store


Starting next year, Google will begin to verify the identities of developers distributing their apps on Android devices, not just those who distribute via the Play Store.
in reply to Mas

I sent Apple to hell because of dumb "you can't change UI to your liking", guess Google is next

*yes, this was seen miles away. I work with a laptop most of the time, so phone doesn't matter much for me, apart of a box that rings a few times a year

**Yes, both companies are run by greedy dumbfucks. I am getting tired and angry that finding companies that are different takes actual dedication. It should not be this way


in reply to Tony Bark

Gross politics and implications aside and just speaking as a full-stack, I’m curious if this would replace USWDS or overhaul it. Probably replace knowing these guys.
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in reply to tfowinder

"The seven-year-old startup, incubated at IIT Kanpur, has developed a proprietary zinc-bromine-based battery system as an alternative to lithium-ion technology. Called ZincGel, it delivers 80–90% of the energy efficiency of conventional lithium batteries, but at a significantly lower levelized cost of storage, the startup said."


KEA: ”En Gazao la afero estas tre klara kaj akuta”

Kataluna Esperanto-Asocio en aŭgusto faris oficialan komunikon pri la situacio en Gazao, kun la titolo ”Ĉesigu la genocidon”. Libera Folio petis la prezidanton de KEA klarigi, kial la asocio decidis fari deklaron ĝuste pri Gazao, sed ne ekzemple pri la milito en Ukrainio, kiu rekte tuŝas multajn esperantistojn.

liberafolio.org/2025/09/02/kea…



What is the URL for AudioBookBay?


As the title says, I was wondering what the URL is for AudioBookBay. Is it the one that ends in ".lu" ?
in reply to N.E.P.T.R

Seems to be. I like using fmhy.pages.dev to check things like what domain is correct:

fmhy.pages.dev/beginners-guide…

in reply to SqueakySpider

Hey I have a question if you don't mind, fmhy.pages.dev the same as fmhy.net?
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in reply to pugnaciousfarter

I believe so - I never know which is the "right" domain- if there is a right domain.
in reply to pugnaciousfarter

pages.dev is a Cloudflare domain. While they resolve to different IPv6 addresses, it still seems likely they point to the same hosted source - pages.dev being the Cloudflare host subdomain from the hoster and fmhy.net being a separate domain pointing to the same thing.




Republicans voted against independent redistricting in 2021




Sports Piracy in 3D


Has anyone here checked the 3D live in the usopen.org page?
usopen.org/en_US/scores/

I must say I was impressed. It is not perfect, but if what you to want to watch is just the sport being played, it might very well meet your needs. Add a little sound to it and I could watch a whole tennis match that way.

That made me think how one could convert any sports event to 3D and stream it. I don't know how many cameras IBM uses for that 3D stream, but a handful of volunteers recording the game with their phones and uploading it to a server that would process it could, in theory, generate a 3D version of the match. Maybe even the cameras of the official stream itself could be enough to create this.

The best part of this is that the 3D stream would be untraceable. It can't be watermarked, it's just the movement of the players and the ball, nothing else. And it also would have a ridiculously low bit rate. You could watch a match in 4K using a 100 kbps stream. You could even customize the assets to remove ads and make the players wear the uniform of your choice.

I'm probably dreaming too much, but a man can dream, right?

in reply to Joejoe582

Usually at these events there are staff who constantly look around for people who might be recording, and they don’t hesitate to kick you out if you’re caught more than once. So it’s possible if you have a decent number of people who are good about being sneaky and have covert equipment, but not easy.

It makes you wonder what will happen when more people start wearing smart AR glasses that can record everything and barely look any different than regular glasses.



How to use PeerTube for Podcasting


Created a guide over the weekend on hosting a podcast with PeerTube. Going with Spotify/YouTube is tempting for many, but they may not have realized how easy/affordable PeerTube has become for hosting and maintaining complete control of a feed.
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Nadler, Pillar of Democratic Party’s Old Guard, Will Retire Next Year


In a recent interview in his downtown Manhattan office, Mr. Nadler, 78, said he hesitated to step aside when he believes that President Trump is threatening the foundations of democracy. But he said he had been persuaded it was time for a changing of the guard.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/01/nyregion/jerrold-nadler-congress-retires.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ik8.mNVO.nNHc5LziH6oQ



A Compact for American Workers to Share This Labor Day





Leda Battisti – Sole, mare, e vento


“L’AIDS ti batte – è velenosa morte”

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#nowplaying #musica #ironia #satira #FediRadio #UnoRadio

in reply to anagrams

il programma usato per condividere post dai client mastodon a WordPress, Non prende i content warning e non prende i link... Altro bug su "enable mastodon apps" plugin WordPress.

Leda Battisti - sole, mare, e vento

LINK:

song.link/it/i/1816126735

#NowPlaying #musica #FediRadio #UnoRadio

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in reply to faythofdragons

The closest we can get to that in reality is Singapore. They have built buildings convered with green plants. So far, it had been cost efficient way to cool buildings during summer.



Who is dab.yeet.su


This is such a great music service but I'm wondering who is behind it and why they provide it? It must be costing them something to host the site. Interesting that Cloudflare stats show its biggest user base is India.
in reply to 10x10

It must be costing them


From their Terms:

DAB Music Player does not host any copyrighted content. Our Service acts as a search and streaming interface that connects to publicly available APIs. We do not store or distribute copyrighted material.


When you open the Webbrowser Developer Tools, Network tab, you can see where it streams from.

When I check on a song, it streams it from a CDN of qobuz (qobuz.com).

in reply to Kissaki

I was thinking of the cost of hosting the site rather than paying for the media. Thanks thoigh for the comment about checking the stream source.



[PDF] Over 16,000 compromised servers uncovered using Secure Shell key probing method


cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36708596

Main.
Attackers regularly use SSH (Secure SHell) to compromise systems, e.g., via brute-force attacks, establishing persistence by deploying SSH public keys. This ranges from IoT botnets like Mirai, over loader and dropper systems, to the back-ends of malicious operations. Identifying compromised systems at the Internet scale would be a major break-through for combatting malicious activity by enabling targeted clean-up efforts.

In this paper, we present a method to identify compromised SSH servers at scale. For this, we use SSH's behavior to only send a challenge during public key authentication, to check if the key is present on the system. Our technique neither allows us to access compromised systems (unlike, e.g., testing known attacker passwords), nor does it require access for auditing.

With our methodology used at an Internet-wide scan, we identify more than 21,700 unique systems (1,649 ASes, 144 countries) where attackers installed at least one of 52 verified malicious keys provided by a threat intelligence company, including critical Internet infrastructure. Furthermore, we find new context on the activities of malicious campaigns like, e.g., the 'fritzfrog' IoT botnet, malicious actors like 'teamtnt', and even the presence of state-actor associated keys within sensitive ASes. Comparing to honeypot data, we find these to under-/over-represent attackers' activity, even underestimating some APTs' activities. Finally, we collaborate with a national CSIRT and the Shadowserver Foundation to notify and remediate compromised systems. We run our measurements continuously and automatically share notifications.




[PDF] Over 16,000 compromised servers uncovered using Secure Shell key probing method


Main.

Attackers regularly use SSH (Secure SHell) to compromise systems, e.g., via brute-force attacks, establishing persistence by deploying SSH public keys. This ranges from IoT botnets like Mirai, over loader and dropper systems, to the back-ends of malicious operations. Identifying compromised systems at the Internet scale would be a major break-through for combatting malicious activity by enabling targeted clean-up efforts.

In this paper, we present a method to identify compromised SSH servers at scale. For this, we use SSH's behavior to only send a challenge during public key authentication, to check if the key is present on the system. Our technique neither allows us to access compromised systems (unlike, e.g., testing known attacker passwords), nor does it require access for auditing.

With our methodology used at an Internet-wide scan, we identify more than 21,700 unique systems (1,649 ASes, 144 countries) where attackers installed at least one of 52 verified malicious keys provided by a threat intelligence company, including critical Internet infrastructure. Furthermore, we find new context on the activities of malicious campaigns like, e.g., the 'fritzfrog' IoT botnet, malicious actors like 'teamtnt', and even the presence of state-actor associated keys within sensitive ASes. Comparing to honeypot data, we find these to under-/over-represent attackers' activity, even underestimating some APTs' activities. Finally, we collaborate with a national CSIRT and the Shadowserver Foundation to notify and remediate compromised systems. We run our measurements continuously and automatically share notifications.





[PDF] Over 16,000 compromised servers uncovered using Secure Shell key probing method


cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36708596

Main.
Attackers regularly use SSH (Secure SHell) to compromise systems, e.g., via brute-force attacks, establishing persistence by deploying SSH public keys. This ranges from IoT botnets like Mirai, over loader and dropper systems, to the back-ends of malicious operations. Identifying compromised systems at the Internet scale would be a major break-through for combatting malicious activity by enabling targeted clean-up efforts.

In this paper, we present a method to identify compromised SSH servers at scale. For this, we use SSH's behavior to only send a challenge during public key authentication, to check if the key is present on the system. Our technique neither allows us to access compromised systems (unlike, e.g., testing known attacker passwords), nor does it require access for auditing.

With our methodology used at an Internet-wide scan, we identify more than 21,700 unique systems (1,649 ASes, 144 countries) where attackers installed at least one of 52 verified malicious keys provided by a threat intelligence company, including critical Internet infrastructure. Furthermore, we find new context on the activities of malicious campaigns like, e.g., the 'fritzfrog' IoT botnet, malicious actors like 'teamtnt', and even the presence of state-actor associated keys within sensitive ASes. Comparing to honeypot data, we find these to under-/over-represent attackers' activity, even underestimating some APTs' activities. Finally, we collaborate with a national CSIRT and the Shadowserver Foundation to notify and remediate compromised systems. We run our measurements continuously and automatically share notifications.




[PDF] Over 16,000 compromised servers uncovered using Secure Shell key probing method


Main.

Attackers regularly use SSH (Secure SHell) to compromise systems, e.g., via brute-force attacks, establishing persistence by deploying SSH public keys. This ranges from IoT botnets like Mirai, over loader and dropper systems, to the back-ends of malicious operations. Identifying compromised systems at the Internet scale would be a major break-through for combatting malicious activity by enabling targeted clean-up efforts.

In this paper, we present a method to identify compromised SSH servers at scale. For this, we use SSH's behavior to only send a challenge during public key authentication, to check if the key is present on the system. Our technique neither allows us to access compromised systems (unlike, e.g., testing known attacker passwords), nor does it require access for auditing.

With our methodology used at an Internet-wide scan, we identify more than 21,700 unique systems (1,649 ASes, 144 countries) where attackers installed at least one of 52 verified malicious keys provided by a threat intelligence company, including critical Internet infrastructure. Furthermore, we find new context on the activities of malicious campaigns like, e.g., the 'fritzfrog' IoT botnet, malicious actors like 'teamtnt', and even the presence of state-actor associated keys within sensitive ASes. Comparing to honeypot data, we find these to under-/over-represent attackers' activity, even underestimating some APTs' activities. Finally, we collaborate with a national CSIRT and the Shadowserver Foundation to notify and remediate compromised systems. We run our measurements continuously and automatically share notifications.






In the heart of the Miccosukee, the Native American tribe that shut down Alligator Alcatraz


But the Miccosukee don’t oppose the detention center just because it’s “a showcase of cruelty.” For decades, the tribe has been at the center of several legal disputes that have set precedents for how U.S. courts interpret tribal sovereignty, environmental law, and the taxation of Native Americans. In 1982, for example, the tribe sued the state of Florida for illegal land grabs, resulting in the Florida Indian Land Claims Settlement Act, a law that extinguished land claims in exchange for thousands of acres held in trust. In 2004, they challenged Miami’s pumping of sewage into the Everglades, a case that highlighted the Miccosukee’s role in defending the ecosystem and influenced the national debate on water transfers.

Water has been the focus of many of their conservation efforts. The fragile ecosystem has been altered since the last century by urbanization and agriculture, particularly by the diversion of water from its natural course from Lake Okeechobee, north of the peninsula, to Florida Bay, a process that can take months or years.



"Go to" link for comments stops working when a post has a lot of comments?


For posts that receive a lot comments, e.g. 50~100+

When I turn on notifications for a post, I receive the notifications for new comments but the "Go to" link just takes me to the top of the post, not to the specific comment. (Same problem in both Zen/Firefox browser on computer and Firefox/PWA on Android.)

E.g. piefed.social/notification/115…

Is this just me?

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in reply to klu9

Ah.

I fixed this for one type of reply but missed out a different one. It's fixed for all future notifications, now.



Falliscono i colloqui per il trattato globale sull'inquinamento da plastica


Dopo 11 giorni di negoziati a Ginevra, i delegati di 184 nazioni non sono riusciti a trovare un accordo su un trattato giuridicamente vincolante per affrontare la crisi globale della plastica.

I punti di disaccordo principali sono stati:

Limitazione della produzione: profonda spaccatura tra chi chiedeva limiti vincolanti alla produzione di nuova plastica e chi si opponeva.

Controlli chimici: stallo sull'imposizione di regole globali per le sostanze chimiche tossiche usate nella produzione.

Finanziamento: nessun consenso su come finanziare l'attuazione del trattato, specialmente per i paesi in via di sviluppo.

La ministra francese per la transizione ecologica, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, si è detta "arrabbiatissima" per la mancanza di risultati tangibili, sottolineando che "la plastica uccide". Il delegato della Colombia ha accusato "un piccolo numero di stati" di aver bloccato l'accordo, in un apparente riferimento alle nazioni produttrici di petrolio che spingevano per focalizzarsi solo sul riciclo e non sulla riduzione della produzione.

I colloqui sono sospesi e dovrebbero riprendere in futuro, ma il fallimento ritarda una cruciale soluzione coordinata alla crisi.

Perché riguarda anche la moda?

Il poliestere è plastica. Questo trattato avrebbe avuto un impatto diretto sull'industria della moda, regolamentando le sostanze chimiche tossiche e la produzione della fibra sintetica più utilizzata dal fast fashion.

(Fonti: Reuters, The Guardian)

Il fallimento ritarda una cruciale soluzione coordinata alla crisi.

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Esperanto malpermesita en Esperanto-kongreso

En kiu lingvo oni parolu en nacia Esperanto-aranĝo? La demando estas same malnova kiel la organizita Esperanto-movado. Ofte oni plendas pri troa krokodilado en la nacia lingvo, sed en la ĵusa asembleo de Itala-Esperanto okazis male: oni oficiale malpermesis al la vicprezidanto de la asocio paroli en Esperanto.

liberafolio.org/2025/09/01/esp…

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in reply to Verda Majorano ⁂

@VM Evidente la ĉefa parto de la programeroj ja estis en Esperanto. (En la artikolo estas ligilo al la programo de la kongreso.) La malpermeso paroli en Esperanto okazis dum la asembleo de Itala Esperanto-Federacio, kiu estis nur malgranda parto de la kongreso.
in reply to Libera Folio

Bone, mi komprenas, do nur dum la parto rezervita por la anoj de la itala asocio oni ne parolis Esperante.

Mi iel misinterpretis la vortojn «En la tuta kunveno ĝis tiam estis nur intervenoj en la itala, kun pluraj eksterlandanoj kiuj foriris iel malĝojaj.»

Nun mi komprenas ke per kunveno oni nur celis indiki la asembleo de la asocio, kiu, kredeble, ne havas multaj eksterlandajn anojn.