Salta al contenuto principale





Venezuela: Communards Gather to Make ‘Communal Feminism’ a Priority - Venezuelanalysis


This is quite something. You don't see a lot of English language news talking about the communes. Anybody else got more?

in reply to BrikoX

In the Supreme Court case Linkde v. Freed (2024), justices ruled public officials could be sued for preventing citizens from commenting on their social media page, even if the account is personal, so long as they have the authority to speak on the government’s behalf or are purported to be doing so in the post in question.


Ouch. Easy cash.



Top French court upholds ban threatening Marine Le Pen’s 2027 candidacy


France’s highest court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by far-right leader Marine Le Pen, dealing a major setback to her efforts to overturn a sentence that could bar her from running in the 2027 presidential election. Le Pen was handed a four-year prison sentence, including two years to serve, a €100,000 fine and a five-year ban from public office over a party funds misuse case.





Clothing giant MANGO discloses data breach exposing customer info


Spanish fashion retailer MANGO is sending notices of a data breach to its customers, warning that its marketing vendor suffered a compromise exposing personal data.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/clothing-giant-mango-discloses-data-breach-exposing-customer-info/

Questa voce è stata modificata (6 giorni fa)


F5 says hackers stole undisclosed BIG-IP flaws, source code


U.S. cybersecurity company F5 disclosed that nation-state hackers breached its systems and stole undisclosed BIG-IP security vulnerabilities and source code.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hackers-breach-f5-to-steal-undisclosed-big-ip-flaws-source-code/

Questa voce è stata modificata (6 giorni fa)



Can i get the top day feed of my subscriptions to put on feeder (or other rss readers?)


Using Voyager at the moment and its great but i was wandering if its possible to get an rss feed like top month or active and put it on feeder
in reply to Picasso

Yea just use the actual website and it has an RSS link for your current view.


Can i get the top day feed of my subscriptions to put on feeder (or other rss readers?)


Using Voyager at the moment and its great but i was wandering if its possible to get an rss feed like top month or active and put it on feeder


Israel resumes killing Palestinians in first phase of Trump’s “peace plan”


This violence is part of the broader strategy of Israeli settlement expansion and de-facto annexation of Palestinian land, with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid reporting that at least 3,400 Palestinians have been displaced by settler violence and access restrictions throughout the Gaza genocide and the subsequent ceasefire.


German carmaker Audi still in reverse – but more slowly


Audi's largest market, China, weighed particularly heavily on the figures, with a decline of 9% to 434,435 cars in the first nine months.

Audi also lost 5.1% of its sales in North America, delivering only 155,644 cars there from January to September.

In Europe, sales fell by 4.2% to 340,601 cars




Volkswagen is progressing well with job cuts, CEO Blume says | dpa international


cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/51033170

More than 35,000 jobs are to be cut at Volkswagen's core brand, 7,500 at Audi and around 4,000 at Porsche. Other brands and subsidiaries also face cuts.

Germany's car industry is grappling with weak sales, growing competition from China and difficulties in the shift to electric mobility, as well as EU climate targets aimed at lowering emissions and US tariffs.




Supreme Court weighs whether to gut key provision of landmark Voting Rights Act


The conservative majority will consider whether states are barred from considering race when they draw legislative districts aimed at complying with the 1965 law.

The conservative-majority Supreme Court on Wednesday will consider whether to eviscerate a key provision of the landmark Voting Rights Act in a congressional redistricting case from Louisiana.

The justices, who expanded the scope of the case over the summer, will hear oral arguments on whether states can ever consider race in drawing new districts while seeking to comply with Section 2 of the 1965 law, which was enacted against a backdrop of historic racial discrimination to protect minority voters.

The long-running dispute concerns the congressional map that Louisiana was required to redraw last year after being sued under the Voting Rights Act to ensure that there were two majority-Black districts. The original map only had one such district in a state where a third of the population is Black.





How Israel plans to continue the war without its army - As tanks withdraw and the bombing slows, Israel extends its war through Palestinian militias turned against their own.


Israel’s logic here is clear. It has long relied on an old colonial strategy: Divide and rule. A society consumed by internal violence cannot stand united against its occupier. By cynically fostering the rise of militias, Israel achieves two aims: Weakening Palestinian unity and reducing the burden on its own army. It avoids direct costs and international scrutiny, while Gaza continues to bleed from within.

The armed gangs now spreading fear in Gaza are not defenders of the homeland but Israel’s collaborators, serving its occupation under a different name. They were empowered during the war to act where Israel could not always act openly. Yet Israel’s history with Palestinians who serve its interests is clear: It uses them, then discards them. Once their purpose is fulfilled, collaborators are cast aside, disarmed or destroyed, left with neither honour nor protection. He who turns his gun on his own people may think himself powerful, but his fate is always the same: Rejection by his people, by history and even by the occupier who once used him.

For Palestinians, the consequences are nothing short of catastrophic...

in reply to technocrit

“Bombing slows” Are they still bombing? Maybe they have a different definition of “cease” than I do.
in reply to technocrit

So the old playbook that in part gave us Hamas. Surely nothing could go wrong with this plan.
Questa voce è stata modificata (6 giorni fa)


How Israel plans to continue the war without its army - As tanks withdraw and the bombing slows, Israel extends its war through Palestinian militias turned against their own.


Israel’s logic here is clear. It has long relied on an old colonial strategy: Divide and rule. A society consumed by internal violence cannot stand united against its occupier. By cynically fostering the rise of militias, Israel achieves two aims: Weakening Palestinian unity and reducing the burden on its own army. It avoids direct costs and international scrutiny, while Gaza continues to bleed from within.

The armed gangs now spreading fear in Gaza are not defenders of the homeland but Israel’s collaborators, serving its occupation under a different name. They were empowered during the war to act where Israel could not always act openly. Yet Israel’s history with Palestinians who serve its interests is clear: It uses them, then discards them. Once their purpose is fulfilled, collaborators are cast aside, disarmed or destroyed, left with neither honour nor protection. He who turns his gun on his own people may think himself powerful, but his fate is always the same: Rejection by his people, by history and even by the occupier who once used him.

For Palestinians, the consequences are nothing short of catastrophic...



Microsoft veteran explains Windows quirk that made videos play in Paint


I swear Windows was - and still is - basically three OSes in a trench coat. It’s less a cohesive operating system and more just a collection of weird quirks.
I swear Windows was - and still is - basically three OSes in a trench coat. It's less a cohesive operating system and more just a collection of weird quirks.
in reply to geekwithsoul

This is how hardware accelerated TV tuners worked back in the day, and probably also MPEG cards during their brief flash in the pan when they were necessary to play MPEG encoded video before processors were powerful enough to do it in software (and/or had various extensions added to them to assist, like MMX and SSE, etc., etc.).

I had an ATI TV Wonder card back in those dark days, and its mask color was hot magenta: RGB(255,0,255). Any pixels in your framebuffer of that color would be overwritten with TV output, although the player that came with the card already seemed to broadly know approximately where its output should be located so you couldn't relocate the video on your screen by doing this. If you full screened the player and then minimized it, though, you could color in any pixels on your display with e.g. Paint and they'd magically become little slices of broadcast television.

in reply to dual_sport_dork 🐧🗡️

I had that, and had NO IDEA why it was doing that! I was just thankful I found that workaround. Named the file magicvideo.bmp lol
in reply to geekwithsoul

OP - this was how things were done back in the day. This hasn’t been done this way for a long time now.




Ukraine | Zelensky revokes citizenship of Odesa mayor accused of holding Russian passport


President moves to take direct control of strategic Black Sea port city deeply shaped by Russian cultural influence


Archived version: archive.is/newest/independent.…


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 BrikoX

"accused of"? Pretty sure it's a major violation of international law to render someone stateless. Fuck that Nazi state.
in reply to Nakoichi [they/them]

Good thing Trukhanov can appeal to the European Court of Human Rights where evidence is required. It would be a huge blow to Zelensky if it turned out to be without merit. And if it turned out to be true, then no UN law was broken as Trukhanov wouldn't be stateless. I'm sure Mother Russia would take him home.


Tele2 Fined 12 Million Kronor for EU Data Protection Breach


Tele2 shall pay twelve million kronor in penalty fees for having transferred personal data to the USA and thus breached the EU's data protection regulation, writes the Administrative Court of Appeal.



Pfizer CEO says US pharma industry needs to collaborate with China


Pfizer Chief Executive Albert Bourla said on Tuesday that the U.S. pharmaceutical industry needs to collaborate with China’s, where speedy processes have vaulted it to 30% of global drug development over the past decade.

"Chinese biotech firms accounted for nearly 1/3 of all large pharma drug licensing deals last year, a major shift in where innovation is sourced," Bourla said

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/pfizer-ceo-says-us-pharma-industry-needs-collaborate-with-china-2025-10-15/

in reply to schizoidman

Sure. Outsourcing all of your pharmaceutical development to other countries:

  • means you are screwed in the event of a war (economic or physical)
  • means you have no control over quality of said pharmaceuticals
  • means that expertise is no longer available in your own country and you are again beholden to others because those countries can charge whatever they want or refuse to sell it to you at all (see battery tech, microchip tech, solar tech for other examples).

You want to go over there and learn how to adapt their tech? Great. (We did that with the Japanese auto industry in the 1980s and we imported rocket expertise after WWII.) But things like drugs, food staples, and construction materials should be made at home. There’s a reason we subsidize farming.

Personally I think the feds should be manufacturing generic drugs to ensure availability and quality, and to provide some competition to bring prices down.

Questa voce è stata modificata (6 giorni fa)


FSF Announces The LibrePhone Project


The Free Software Foundation today announced the LibrePhone project with a goal of creating a fully free software OS for mobile devices and to reverse-engineer obstacles where necessary.
Questa voce è stata modificata (6 giorni fa)

Technology Channel reshared this.






Syria’s interim leader Ahmad al-Sharaa meets with Putin in Moscow


Syria’s interim leader, who led a swift rebel offensive last year that ousted former Syrian President Bashar Assad despite years of Moscow’s support, made his first visit to Russia and held talks with President Vladimir Putin.


Archived version: archive.is/20251015121118/apne…


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.



[Opinion] Italian MEP: My experience on the Global Sumud Flotilla


Some have told me “You knew the risks" — as if justice were a game of odds, as if international law were optional, and those who defend it deserve what happens to them. That logic says that might is right, and that fear should rule our conscience, writes Italian MEP Benedetta Scuderi.


Archived version: archive.is/20251015132805/euob…


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.



Sam Altman prepares ChatGPT for its AI-rotica debut


screenshot of post by JA Westenberg @Daojoan@mastodon.social: "If I genuinely believed I was 18 months away from superintelligence that could solve cancer, I would probably not be pivoting to horny chatbots, but that's just me (a person with priorities)"
(src)



If I genuinely believed I was 18 months away from superintelligence that could solve cancer, I would probably not be pivoting to horny chatbots, but that's just me (a person with priorities)




Leak: Feds Think Protests Hide Terrorism


The FBI and Department of Homeland Security are warning police across the country that protests against ICE or Trump administration policies are cover for terrorism to occur, according to a restricted circulation intelligence Bulletin leaked to me.

The Bulletin is the latest sign that Trump’s NSPM-7 national security directive ordering federal agencies to root out domestic terrorism will ramp up surveillance and monitoring of protests and free speech.

Republican Party leaders are joining the panic over so-called domestic terrorism, with two top officials this week likening the upcoming “No Kings” anti-Trump protests to terrorism.

“They have a ‘Hate America’ rally that’s scheduled for October 18 on the National Mall,” Speaker of the House Mike Johnson said last Friday. “It’s the pro-Hamas wing and Antifa people,” he said. Majority Whip Rep. Tom Emmer, House Republicans’ third-highest ranking leader, also called that the upcoming No Kings protest a “‘Hate America’ rally,” attributing it to the “terrorist wing” of the Democratic Party.

in reply to geneva_convenience

Does anyone actually believe this shit?

Protip the terrorists are the ones with assault rifles threatening to shoot ambulance drivers trying to drive protesters to the hospital.

in reply to BedSharkPal

Nobody here believes it, but the cops and FBI agents who are getting these instructions might.



BlackRock, Nvidia-backed group strikes $40 billion AI data center deal


Oct 15 (Reuters) - An investor group, including BlackRock and Nvidia (NVDA.O), will buy Aligned Data Centers from Macquarie Asset Management (MQG.AX) in a deal worth $40 billion, the companies said on Wednesday, as AI infrastructure expansion powers on.

The deal underscores an intensifying race to expand the costly, supply-constrained infrastructure required to develop artificial intelligence technology, as companies rush to build sophisticated AI models.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/transactional/blackrock-nvidia-buy-aligned-data-centers-40-billion-deal-2025-10-15/