Guide d'une personne ordinaire dans le monde de Trump
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The 30-Year Unicorn Backlog
If the current pace of exits persists, it would take 30 years for every U.S. company on The Crunchbase Unicorn Board to go public or be acquired.Joanna Glasner (Crunchbase News)
So far this year we have seen nice growth in many European countries. We have doubled our userbase in Norway and Denmark, to name two.
More and more are looking for alternatives to Big Tech and we are happy to provide that alternative when it comes to browsers. We also provide a mail client, calendar and RSS reader on Windows, Mac and Linux.
If you have already switched to @Vivaldi, please invite your friends.
#Norway #Denmark #Greenland #Vivaldi #Browser #Windows #Macos #Linux #Android #iOS #Apple #Google #Microsoft #EU #Europa
Vivaldi Browser | Powerful, Personal and Private web browser
It’s a web browser. But fun. It comes with a bunch of clever features built-in. It’s super flexible and does not track you. Get the Vivaldi browser for desktop, mobile, and your car!Vivaldi Technologies
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Trump and Xi Tone Down a Senseless Trade War
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-05-12/trump-and-xi-tone-down-a-senseless-trade-war?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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TikTokers Are Self-Diagnosing. That's Good and Bad.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-05-12/tiktok-is-diagnosing-mental-health-that-s-good-and-bad?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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The Polite Ways Companies Say Trump Tariffs Hurt
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-05-12/supply-chain-latest-trump-tariffs?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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I've just discovered an amaxing technique to lower the tempratures on my current PC build!
Hopefully it will aslo fix the RAM and other errors when testing under OCCT and Windows Memory Diagnostic.
Remove the plastic protection cover off of the CPU cooler contacdt plate 🫢🤦♂️
First time i've ever forgotten to do this in many decades of assembling PC's.
I do wonder if I really should be in charge of complex equipment 😁
The image shows a transparent plastic package containing a detailed, intricately designed object. The object is square-shaped with rounded corners and features a complex, white, floral pattern that covers its surface. The design includes fine, delicate lines and shapes, resembling leaves and branches, creating a lace-like effect. The object is encased in a clear plastic bag with an orange tab at the top, suggesting it is new or for sale. The background is a dark, textured surface, possibly a table or mat, which contrasts with the light-colored object. The object appears to be made of a translucent material, possibly resin or acrylic, and is slightly reflective. The text "WORLD" is visible in red on the package, and there are some indistinct letters and numbers, including "P" and "b," on the package.
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Re-enacting Memory: on this day in 2019, we did a recce to Discovery Harbour to plan out the Grand Tactical.
On board the HMS Tecumseh still laid up from the winter.
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Il glucosio è una fonte di energia essenziale per tutte le cellule del corpo, comprese quelle della retina, la parte dell’occhio responsabile della percezione visiva. Quando i livelli di zucchero nel sangue scendono troppo
Ipoglicemia e vista: come un basso livello di zucchero nel sangue può danneggiare la retina
Ipoglicemia e vista: come un basso livello di zucchero nel sangue può danneggiare la retina | Un livello troppo basso di zucchero nel sangue può causare danni irreversibili alla retina.Annalisa Tellini (Focustech)
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This 30-Year-Old’s Startup Is Bringing Leverage to 401(k) Savers
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-12/401-k-investing-basic-capital-brings-leverage-private-credit-to-savers?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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A shift away from AI rulemaking
IT'S MONDAY, AND THAT MEANS DIGITAL POLITICS. I'm Mark Scott, and hope to see some of you at the tech policy meet-up I'm co-hosting in Brussels on May 15. I also have my first meeting of Ofcom's Online Information Advisory Committee on May 16 — wish me luck!
— The drive to regulate artificial intelligence has given way to a desire to harness the emerging technology for economic benefit and national security.
— India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire in a quickly escalating regional conflict. That didn't stop waves of disinformation from spreading on social media.
— Platforms, citizens and governments should be responsible for creating a healthy digital environment, according to a global survey. But companies are more responsible than others for combating hateful online speech.
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"Less than a kilometer to the border of the Dnipropetrovsk region": the Russian Armed Forces cleared Novoalexandrivka and drove the Ukrainian Armed Forces out of the center of the village of Orekhovo
Russian troops have cleared Novoaleksandrivka and advanced into the village of Orekhovo, with no more than one kilometer left to the border of the Dnipropetrovsk region. This is reported by Russian media.Новостник (Военное обозрение)
L’affare in chiaroscuro di “rastrellare” il web
Lo “scraping” dei dati è sempre più funzionale alle aziende: si sta sviluppando una miriade di società dedicate a questi servizi. Che si muovono sul labile confine con il diritto alla privacy e la tutela intellettuale
di Alessandro Longo per La Repubblica del 28 Aprile 2025
La polemica sui presunti numeri di Meloni e Mattarella in vendita online ha tolto il velo su un mercato sconosciuto ai più, dove il lecito e l’illecito si confondono: il business del “web scraping”. Letteralmente, è il “rastrellamento” del web fatto in automatico, con software, per ottenere masse di dati. Utilizzabili per vari motivi, dal telemarketing alle analisi finanziarie, o commerciali. Un mercato miliardario, abitato anche da aziende normali e persino giganti come Amazon e grandi banche. Vale 1,01 miliardi di dollari, nel mondo (nel 2024, secondo il report State of web scraping di Scrapeops, di gennaio scorso). E cresce al ritmo del 10-20 per cento all’anno. Questa è, certo, la parte illuminata – legale, in linea di massima – del web scraping. C’è anche una parte oscura, fatta da chi vende dati di terza mano, di dubbia origine, forse frutto di hacking, nella migliore delle ipotesi, rastrellati violando la privacy o la proprietà intellettuali degli interessati.
l’industria del web scraping affari in forte crescita
Le indagini del Garante
Sull’ultimo caso italiano non ci sono ancora certezze, bisognerà vedere l’esito delle indagini delle autorità, tra cui il Garante Privacy. Com’è noto, alcune società americane hanno messo in vendita presunti contatti di cariche dello Stato italiano e altri soggetti istituzionali. Si è appreso poi che alcuni erano numeri pubblici sul web, per esempio nei curriculum o nei social di alcuni funzionari pubblici. E quindi la vendita è un illecito privacy per le regole europee, ma non per quelle Usa. Altri sono invece numeri fasulli: quelli attribuiti alla premier Giorgia Meloni e del presidente Sergio Mattarella sembrano appartenere in realtà a loro ex portavoce, confermano vari esperti di intelligence (come Antonio Teti, autore di molti libri sul tema, e Alessio Pennasilico, del Clusit, l’associazione della cybersecurity italiana). In fondo, anche questo episodio conferma quanto questo business viva di chiaro-oscuri. Anche la sua stessa filiera “legale” è complessa e strisciante.
Immaginiamo un’azienda interessata a ottenere dati strategici dal web. Può essere un e-commerce che vuole fare analisi sui prezzi o una società finanziaria che vuole catturare sentiment di mercato. L’azienda si affida a una piattaforma specializzata come Zyte o Apify, che offrono soluzioni “chiavi in mano” per automatizzare la raccolta dei dati. Programmano software che simulano la navigazione umana: visitano i siti, individuano le informazioni rilevanti e le salvano in formati strutturati pronti per essere analizzati.
Le misure anti-scraping e i trucchi per aggirarli
Ma non basta. Ad esempio: lo scopo di un’azienda è raccogliere i dati sui prezzi dei voli per individuare il momento migliore quando comprare i biglietti, da rivendere al cliente finale. Il problema: i siti delle compagnie aeree applicano misure anti-scraping, con diversi strumenti tecnici. Per aggirarli, la piattaforma di scraping si appoggia a un altro attore fondamentale della filiera: il fornitore di proxy. Aziende come Bright Data, Oxylabs o Smartproxy mettono a disposizione una rete globale di indirizzi ip residenziali e mobili, che permettono al sistema di scraping di inviare richieste “mascherate” come se provenissero da utenti reali, distribuiti in vari paesi. In questo modo, si evita che i siti web blocchino il traffico o lo considerino sospetto. A questo punto, i dati raccolti possono essere semplicemente consegnati al cliente, oppure — in una fase successiva — arricchiti con ulteriori dati da altre fonti tramite soggetti aggregatori come Explorium o SafeGraph. Questi vendono dati raccolti da terzi, tramite api (interfacce verso i sistemi dei clienti) o dashboard (cruscotti) personalizzati.
Come si vede, lo scraping è ben altra cosa rispetto alla vendita di dati trafugati tramite attacchi informatici. Il chiaroscuro resta, soprattutto in Europa: «Non si può fare web scraping lecito all’insaputa e senza autorizzazione del titolare del sito da cui si estraggono i dati. Le regole privacy tutelano i dati personali e quelle sulla proprietà intellettuale tutelano anche molti dati non personali», spiega l’avvocato Eugenio Prosperetti. «La recente Direttiva Copyright prevede solo pochissimi casi in cui è lecito anche senza autorizzazione, ossia quelli per ricavare dati ad uso didattico e di ricerca, con divieto assoluto di uso commerciale dei risultati», aggiunge. Il problema: «Per combattere lo scraping sul piano legale bisogna dimostrare che un dato è stato estratto dal proprio sito», continua. Complicato poi perseguire società extra-europee; quasi impossibile bloccare la rivendita del dato nel dark web. Così, in questo chiaroscuro confortevole, il mercato va avanti. E persino prospera, per la crescente fame di dati raffinati che c’è ormai propria di ogni business.
What’s in a Washer?
Some things are so common you forget about them. How often do you think about an ordinary resistor, for example? Yet if you have a bad resistor, you’ll find it can be a big problem. Plus, how can you really understand electronics if you don’t know all the subtle details of a resistor? In the mechanical world, you could make the same arguments about the washer, and [New Mind] is ready to explain the history and the gory details of using washers in a recent video that you can see below.
The simple answer is that washers allow a bolt to fit in a hole otherwise too large, but that’s only a small part of the story. Technically, what you are really doing is distributing the load of a threaded fastener. However, washers can also act as spacers or springs. Some washers can lock, and some indicate various things like wear or preloading conditions.
Plain washers have a surprising number of secondary functions. Spring washers, including Belleville washers, help prevent fasteners from loosening over time. Wave washers look — well — wavy. They provide precise force against the bolt for preloading. Locking washers are also made to prevent fasteners from loosening, but use teeth or stops instead of springs.
There are plenty of standards, of course, that mostly match up. Mostly.
If you like knowing about odd washers, you might also want to know about the bolts that pass through them.
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#Lincoln #Continental #retro #vintage #cars #automotive #advertisement #ephemera #CarsOfMastodon #luxurycar
12 May 1917 | A Jewish woman, Suzanne Feldmann, was born. A stenographer. During the war she lived in France.
She was deported to #Auschwitz from Drancy on 2 September 1943. She did not survive.
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PKK: ANNUNCIATO LO SCIOGLIMENTO DELLA STRUTTURA ORGANIZZATIVA E LA FINE DELLA LOTTA ARMATA
Il Partito dei Lavoratori del Kurdistan, il Pkk, ha annunciato di avere tenuto a inizio maggio il 12/mo congresso, che ha deciso di sciogliere la struttura organizzativa e porre fine alla lotta...Radio Onda d`Urto
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🇵🇸Imputan a dos capitanes de buque implicados en el comercio de armas con Israel.
El Juzgado de Instrucción nº 6 de Barcelona investiga la implicación de la naviera Maersk en el suministro de armas al ejército israelí y le requiere que identifique a dos capitanes.
✍🏻Tomás Muñoz.
📷David F. Sabadell.
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'Simple white townhouses' by www.lys.pictures
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Simple white townhouses
A reworked project from the old Modo/VRay times. The usual white houses which are typical for our region. Rendered with Blender Cycles and the help of TurboTools, green stuff is mostly from 3D-Shaker. Comments and questions welcome. 🙂Blender Artists Community
Google pagherà un maxi risarcimento di oltre 1,3 miliardi di dollari per violazioni della privacy
Il 9 maggio 2025, il procuratore generale del Texas, Ken Paxton, ha annunciato un accordo storico con Google, che pagherà un maxi risarcimento di 1,375 miliardi di dollari per chiudere due cause legali intentate nel 2022 e riguardanti gravi violazioni della privacy…
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Google pagherà un maxi risarcimento di oltre 1,3 miliardi di dollari per violazioni della privacy
Il 9 maggio 2025, il procuratore generale del Texas, Ken Paxton, ha annunciato un accordo storico con Google, che pagherà un maxi risarcimento di 1,375...pillole.graffio.org
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#Mastodon #Norge #Norway #Trainbubble #ZugBubble to the rescue...
The nightrain from Bodø/Fauske to Trondheim (total journey was to be Tromsø -> Trondheim/Bergen) is definetely not going in June. So my options are either flying (brrrr) or taking a detour via Sweden (changing trains at Sundvall 4 a.m., brrr) or staying over night in Narvik (do that already on way North) or Mo i Rana.
Going by skip is too expensive and driving too tiring/expensive.
Any option I forgot?
Time and money budget are limited.
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En imágenes: Miles de personas en Bruselas exigieron cese del genocidio israelí en Gaza - teleSUR
Al menos 80.000 personas marcharon con pancartas y banderas mientras denunciaban al ente sionista con la consigna "Stop Genocidio".Melissa Martin (teleSUR)
One of my favourite street shots from Malaga city. A dark alley, old architecture, new tech on the roof.
#monochrome #MonochromeMonday #photo #photography #blackandwhite #Malaga #Spain
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Fahmy: US Needs the Gulf Countries More Than It Admits
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2025-05-12/fahmy-us-needs-the-gulf-countries-more-than-it-admits?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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What genocide?
Israel has formally requested the International Criminal Court (#ICC) to withdraw arrest warrants for #Netanyahu and ex Defence Minister #Gallant, citing the court's lack of jurisdiction and denying war crimes in Gaza. The request, submitted on May 9, 2025, also asks for a suspension of the ICC’s investigation into alleged atrocity crimes in the Palestinian Territories.
The warrants were initially issued on November 21, 2024, and an arrest warrant for Hamas leader Ibrahim al-Masri was withdrawn in February 2025. The ICC's appeals chamber had previously ordered a review of Israel's objections concerning jurisdiction in April 2025.
In Full: Greek Finance Minister on Trade, Loans, Economy
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2025-05-12/in-full-greek-finance-minister-on-trade-loans-economy?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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in reply to Jon S. von Tetzchner • • •Is there a way for me to configure the Vivaldi mastodon client to use a non-Vivaldi server?
Why do you think the vertically-organized tabs is such a rare feature in web browsers? Was it especially hard to make for vivaldi? (It was a big selling point for me.)
Jon S. von Tetzchner
in reply to ShovelTrouble • • •@ShovelTrouble
You can add any Mastodon server as a Web panel. That works just fine. That is really how we integrated Vivaldi Social.
I think the question of tabs is the same as for any feature really. We have the principle that we adapt to your needs. Thus we have the ability to have the tabs on the left, right, top or bottom or even hidden. Similarly we have 3 different tab stack methods and generally just a lot of settings. This comes at a cost, but we think that is how we should do things. Thus we adapt to your requirements and needs. The others just do not think that way.
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in reply to Jon S. von Tetzchner • • •Jon S. von Tetzchner
in reply to tyil • • •@tyil
Every browser out there uses a browser engine as base that they did not write them selves from scratch. The exception was Opera, when I was CEO there, but now they use Chromium as well.
A browser is more than the engine. There is a lot of UI around it and that is what the user engages with. We also change the engine a lot, with more than 2000 files modified. We also add a mail client, calendar, feed reader and a lot more.
tyil
in reply to Jon S. von Tetzchner • • •Yeah for sure, but if you want to avoid big tech, maybe don't base your browser on an engine that's basically just the scraps of some big tech project to begin with.
Jon S. von Tetzchner
in reply to tyil • • •@tyil
I have led a team building a browser engine. The only team that has done that successfully the last 30 years or so. It is not trivial, which is why Apple, Google, Microsoft and others did not do it.
BTW, Chromium is based on Webkit, that is based on KHTML. The project was built in the same building as Opera in Oslo.
tyil
in reply to Jon S. von Tetzchner • • •What about #Firefox?
I'm not saying it is, however you're claiming that by using Vivaldi people are avoiding big tech, when in reality, the core of Vivaldi is still heavily dependent on Google's goodwill.
Jon S. von Tetzchner
in reply to tyil • • •@tyil
The Mozilla project came out of Netscape. Netscape in many ways came out of NTSC, where the original Mosaic browser was made by Marc Andreessen.
Now, unlike Mozilla, we do not get a big paycheck from Google. We get nothing, but we use the Chromium codebase.