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Palestine | Hamas proposes long-term ceasefire if Israel fully withdraws from Gaza


Palestinian movement says ceasefire would hold for 10 years and its military wing would bury its weapons if Israel pulls its troops out and mediators guarantee compliance


Archived version: archive.is/newest/middleeastey…


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.



Green targets not 'demolished' insist MEPs after deal slashing reporting rules


EU lawmakers have insisted that the bloc‘s green targets are not being “demolished” — after agreeing a that deal dramatically strips down the reporting requirements for two of the EU’s flagship sustainable business laws.


Archived version: archive.is/newest/euobserver.c…







Citizenship Ceremonies Are Being Disrupted By Trump’s Latest Wave Of Bigoted Cruelty


The president, who drapes himself in the flag so inappropriately you’d think it would be filing HR complaints on a daily basis, is now preventing some the best potential US citizens from becoming US citizens.
#USA


OpenAI, Anthropic and Block join new Linux Foundation effort to standardize the AI agent era


Anthropic, Block, and OpenAI are backing the Linux Foundation’s new Agentic AI Foundation, donating MCP, Goose, and AGENTS.md to standardize AI agents, boost interoperability, and curb proprietary fragmentation.

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Translate the web your way, plus choose the Firefox icon that suits your vibe | The Mozilla Blog


Whenever you open Firefox, we want it to feel like it speaks your language and matches your style. This month, our mobile team is rolling out features inspired by community ideas, user requests and the small everyday moments that make browsing more delightful.


Privacy‑centric doom scrolling apps for iOS and android


I am looking for a free, privacy‑centric app for endless doom‑scrolling that serves as an alternative to Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook—without the need for social connections, or chatting.
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in reply to MarthaT

You mean an alternative client for those or a completely different platform?


Spain arrests teen who stole 64 million personal data records


The National Police in Spain have arrested a suspected 19-year-old hacker in Barcelona, for allegedly stealing and attempting to sell 64 million records obtained from breaches at nine companies.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/spain-arrests-teen-who-stole-64-million-personal-data-records/

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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

We evaluated Devstral 2 against DeepSeek V3.2 and Claude Sonnet 4.5 using human evaluations conducted by an independent annotation provider, with tasks scaffolded through Cline. Devstral 2 shows a clear advantage over DeepSeek V3.2, with a 42.8% win rate versus 28.6% loss rate. However, Claude Sonnet 4.5 remains significantly preferred, indicating a gap with closed-source models persists.


Thank you for being honest about performance





Brewed up some tree beer


On Friday I brewed up some tree beer using Leyland Cypress boughs in the strike and sparge water as well as in the mash vessel. OG was ~1.050 and I split the boil to brew up a saison and a pale ale with galaxy and sultana (denali) hops. The saison is fermenting with a wild yeast culture I captured from my neighbor's raw honey and the pale ale has Framgarden kveik. They're both fermenting at 87°F/30.5°C

The Leyland Cypress gives the beer a pleasant evergreen/christmas tree flavor that's a bit citrusy and not too overwhelming. I've brewed with this tree a number of times and thoroughly researched it so I'm fully confident that it is not toxic. I don't measure the amount of tree I put in the beer, basically just put branches into the kettle until it's annoying to try to add another one.

in reply to MuteDog

Tried This a few years back and I like a strong flavor but it was too much. Mayne because they used the whole tree!
in reply to FellowEnt

Pine can be pretty intense (if it actually was a pine tree). Spruce can also get pretty resiny if you're using mature branches, this is why most people use the new growth tips. I've yet to try Noble Fir, which is what we typically get for our Christmas tree, maybe one of these years.


We Had 400 People Shop For Groceries. What We Found Will Shock You.


cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/39947303


We Had 400 People Shop For Groceries. What We Found Will Shock You.


cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/39947303
in reply to MonkderVierte

Yeah, I don't feel like being part of the reason algorithm pushes shit titles like this on youtube.



Create and upload your own with maximum privacy?


I cannot find information anywhere. Sorry, English is my second language.

I possess a DVD and want to upload this as a torrent so others can download it.

I burn the media to my Linux PC using a media ripper. I use Handbrake to convert the media and small the file size.

I can create a torrent. But how do I insure none of my computer's personal information and identifiers are saved on that file? I dont want me to be found out if someone opens the file and somehow can see I'm the one who created it.

In other hand, how do the pirates create and upload media into torrents while protecting themself from being found out?

Edit: Corrected to Linux PC

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I think you worried about metadata mostly. Can maybe infer gpu/os/software from encode pattern, but probably not problem for you.

For image metadata usually called exif data, exiftool on linux work well for me. For video, ffmpeg has ffprobe tool to extract metadata using some option. Ffmpeg also have some option to clear metadata (but not all), complicated a bit to set up right.

If not available for windows, search for alternative. Or graphical wrapper if not like commandline.

First verify you have good method to see metadata, then try what method remove what.

If really paranoid, dump windows (has lot of spyware), use tool like gnu strings to see printable string in binary file might be metadata.

For torrent:
1. See if already exist by someone (public index search, dht search engine)

  1. Throw out handbrake, always upload original quality. Reencode fine if from raw source material, but no dvd/bluray has raw quality. Or if really want to offer small file, upload both.
  2. Create torrent with dht/pex enable to allow dht search engine and other peer to find.
  3. Use no-log vpn or i2p to seed.

More info probably in megathread or wiki.

Edit: 5. over vpn or i2p make account on public index and upload torrent as new post. Or share torrent with friend. Or on other forum.

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Family Demands Return of Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh’s Body


Gaza Herald – A growing campaign is pressing for the return of the body of Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh, the renowned Gaza orthopedic surgeon who died under Israeli occupation custody after months of enforced disappearance. His family says the occupation has withheld his body since April 2024, mirroring a broader pattern of thousands of Palestinians who vanished during the ongoing genocide, many remaining outside any official record.

Al-Bursh, head of orthopedics at Al-Shifa and one of Gaza’s most prominent surgeons, was arrested from Al-Awda Hospital and held incommunicado until former detainees revealed he suffered brutal conditions before his death. His family is pushing a public campaign, moving from digital outreach to on-the-ground actions, urging rights groups to pressure the occupation to release his body for a dignified burial.



I love Wikipedia


I absolutely love Wikipedia. It has almost replaced a good chunk of my school books back when I was in high school and it is still very useful now that I'm in university. Wikipedia and similar things are a dream that comes true

in reply to trevor

Joint Force will be available on Steam starting January 1st.

Joint Force is free software, as it is released under the GNU Affero General Public License.

Download the source code at codeberg.org/tslocum/jointforc…



Israel named 'worst enemy of journalists' by Reporters Without Borders


Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has described the Israeli army as “the worst enemy of journalists” in its annual report published on Thursday, with nearly half of all reporter killings worldwide recorded in Gaza.

The French-based organisation said that of the 67 media professionals killed over the past year, 43 percent were killed by Israel, making the Palestinian territories the most dangerous place in the world for journalists.

According to RSF, the Israeli army is the primary perpetrator of journalist deaths, ahead of cartels and organised crime groups (24 percent) and the Russian army (four percent).

#News




Pebble maker announces Index 01, a smart-ish ring for under $100


A gadget you throw away when the battery runs out is a very dumb idea if you ask me.


Reification and the Consciousness of the Proletariat


TLDR:

Reification is when capitalism makes social relationships look like natural laws. It starts with Marx's commodity fetishism, where the value of a product seems like a property of the thing itself, hiding the labor behind it.

Lukács expanded this. He showed how this logic spreads to everything. Under reification, the system we built starts to rule us. We become objects to economic forces. Our lives get reduced to numbers like wages and prices. Capitalism starts to feel like the weather, an unchangeable fact of life instead of something people made.

This messes with our heads. It makes us passive. We see society as a bunch of disconnected facts we can't change, which stops us from seeing our own power as a class. Alienation is about feeling disconnected. Reification is about that disconnected world hardening into a fake reality that controls us.

The point is we forget we built this. Overcoming it means achieving class consciousness, seeing through the illusion that capitalism is permanent, and realizing we can change it.



iFixIt announce FixBot: Your AI Repair Helper


Prefacing with: Yes yes yes, we know, you hate AI. You are truly unique and that joke about removing all previous instructions is just as funny today as it was two years ago.

Moving on.

I... honestly thought this was a joke while watching the youtube video. That said, I think this is simultaneously an excellent use of the fuzzy search/human language capabilities of LLMs AND has absolutely no good use case? And I am very wary of the input training data.

For the first part? There is a lot of value in being able to communicate what is broken without actually being an expert. That is honestly a big personal use of chatgpt et al for me. List symptoms as I understand it and then get that translated into domain expert language so I can know what terms to search.

But... I question the audience for that. How many people who can only say "sound don't work" are going to be comfortable jamming spudgers into seams and working on technically live electronics because the battery is ten layers deep? The youtube video uses an example of not being able to find the oil filter after taking the plate off and.. I would very much suggest paying to get that replaced if you are in a situation like that since you can cause a LOT of long term issues with your car if you screw that up.

Which has always been the dirty secret of Right To Repair. The vast majority of what those activists are asking for... aren't for the end user. It is for the repair shops. End users are not going to be swapping out their mac heat sinks or whatever because that requires special tools and a lot of expertise. But repair shops have done that for decades. And, in theory, that will be cheaper for the end user. In practice... there are a lot of reasons to know how to change your own oil filter, if you catch my drift.

And this is VERY much targeted at that end user.

And the last part is the training data. I've used a LOT of the ifixit guides over the years. Some are good. Some are... better than nothing. There are a lot of cases where I would have loved to get more detail on an intermediate step. But... where is that detail coming from?

So... yeah.



Digital House Arrest – How the EU Wants to Disempower Families




Marques Brownlee's 📱 awards


cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/39939276

Best big 📱 – Xiaomi 17 pro max

Best small 📱 – Galaxy z flip7

Best cam – Oppo find x9 pro

Most value – Cmf phone 2 pro

Best 🔋 life – Oneplus 15

Best design – iPhone air

Best foldable – Galaxy z fold7

Most improved – iPhone 17

2025 bust – iPhone 16e

📱 of 2025 – iPhone 17

In my area the Galaxy a56 was cheaper than the Cmf phone 2 pro at times. Online sale. For me the A56 gives the most value. The A56 olive has been prettyyyyyy.

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in reply to jlsalvador

There's no rules across instances, votes are whatever you want them to be. Either yes this is good/right/ilikeit/peopleshouldseeit or no it's wrong/spam/misinformation/wrongcomm/idontlikeit/idontlikeyou/ithurtmyfeelings.

Down votes could easily be for the source, Marques has done some questionable stuff, or the format since it's just a summary, or the community someone doesn't feel like it belongs in this community.

in reply to swicano

Some dislike Marques.

My most negative stuff re him has been his seemingly overpriced Atoms. $ 189.

But his 📱 awards are still 👍.


He picked the iPhone 17 as his 📱 of 2025. Some will disagree.

He picked the iPhone air as his Best design. Some will disagree.

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Border Patrol Agent Recorded Raid with Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses


On a recent immigration raid, a Border Patrol agent wore a pair of Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, with the privacy light clearly on signaling he was recording the encounter, which agents are not permitted to do, according to photos and videos of the incident shared with 404 Media.

Previously when 404 Media covered Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) officials’ use of Meta’s Ray-Bans, it wasn’t clear if the officials were using them to record raids because the recording lights were not on in any of the photos seen by 404 Media. In the new material from Charlotte, North Carolina, during the recent wave of immigration enforcement, the recording light is visibly illuminated.


Archive: archive.today/3hDqM


Border Patrol Agent Recorded Raid with Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses


On a recent immigration raid, a Border Patrol agent wore a pair of Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, with the privacy light clearly on signaling he was recording the encounter, which agents are not permitted to do, according to photos and videos of the incident shared with 404 Media.

Previously when 404 Media covered Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials’ use of Meta’s Ray-Bans, it wasn’t clear if the officials were using them to record raids because the recording lights were not on in any of the photos seen by 404 Media. In the new material from Charlotte, North Carolina, during the recent wave of immigration enforcement, the recording light is visibly illuminated.

That is significant because CBP says it does not allow employees to use personal recording devices. CBP told 404 Media it does not have an arrangement with Meta, indicating this official was wearing personally-sourced glasses.

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in reply to King

I hate to ask... But would that even feel good for the sponge? Would that even feel like anything? From what we can see, there's nothing in there. The starfish's fingers aren't stimulating anything; they're just waggling in the air inside the sponge.

Beyond simply the stretching of the hole, I can't see the sponge really getting anything out of this act. And the most I can see it doing for the starfish is providing a convenient carry handle with which he can bring his friend with him wherever he goes - which is neat but the sponge also walks so it feels unnecessary.

Unless either or both parties involved get off on the more cerebral aspects here?

I am not an expert on digital stimulation of sponges, though, so I am totally open to being wrong here!

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in reply to AyuTsukasa

Interesting, you might be right. If that's the case, though - and I don't have any sort of formal education in fingering so this is a layman's perspective - it looks like the starfish is misplacing his fingers.

Surely the starfish would find it more effective to use the more nimble and dexterous tips of its fingers to touch those sensitive nerves around the rim, rather than the middle of its digits which are much harder to apply directed pressure with? It's also harder to control how much pressure one applies through the middle of the digit as opposed to the fingertip, although I recognise my frame of reference is human fingers and not starfish fingers.

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How do you check if food is healthy?


Hey everyone 👋
I’m working solo on a small side project called BiteWise — it helps people understand what’s really in the food they eat 🍎
You can check it out here: bitewiser.carrd.co/

I’d love your feedback! Here’s a quick 2-minute questionnaire if you want to help shape it:
👉 tally.so/r/dWqa6z

Not selling anything yet — just testing if this solves a real problem 🙏