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Dendrobatus Azureus @Dendrobatus_Azureus@mastodon.bsd.cafe · Jul 30, 2026
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Dendrobatus Azureus @Dendrobatus_Azureus@mastodon.bsd.cafe · Jul 26, 2026
A generic speaker 🔊 system which sounds much better than expensive brands #Photography #Nikon #small #sensor #APS #DSLR #filters #CIRC #Pol #Polarizer #Azul #81A #warming #UV #no #TV
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Dendrobatus Azureus @Dendrobatus_Azureus@mastodon.bsd.cafe · Jul 26, 2026
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Dendrobatus Azureus @Dendrobatus_Azureus@mastodon.bsd.cafe · Jul 24, 2026
*This* is a photograph I've composed of my favorite District in SR SA I have put my cycling friends, to give the scenery some human energy #Photography #Nikon #small #sensor #APS #DSLR #filters #CIRC #Pol #Polarizer #Azul #81A #warming #UV #Android
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gary @gary_alderson@infosec.exchange · Jul 23, 2026
the mkt is rigged and propped up but also resolute - they face existential threat from ai, the shadow economy is 3x what you see listed as publicly traded #russell 2000 #small and midcaps #cap rate
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𝔼𝕝𝕚 @xivbbgirl@aethy.com · Mar 15, 2026
Nude, Sex, size difference, random old pictures, Hover or focus to reveal Sensitive
Before I got my look I do now, I used to have this as a look ~ I no longer use this, but I wanted to share some of my previous pictures that I thought I did okay with ~ ♥ Spoke to someone who gave me the confidence to actually post these, I don't do them a lot anymore, so I hope you enjoy the old ones I did do. #sex #nude #small #sizediffence #futa #straight #ffxiv #ff14
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Aral Balkan @aral@mastodon.ar.al · Jul 18, 2026
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@david_chisnall/116931490270096063 Let me add to this: They were so focussed on their own freedom – in the libertarian/colonial sense – that they didn’t consider that their freedom – as mostly able-bodied young/middle-aged middle-class white men – wasn’t the only freedom that mattered. This is why we struggle today with inclusivity and accessibility and the colonial perspective/othering of developers vs users in FOSS to this day. This is why a free software license is a prerequisite for but does not imply *ethical* software. This is why the Ethical Design Manifesto and the Small Technology principles exist: https://small-tech.org/about/#small-technology https://web.archive.org/web/20250328100446/https://ind.ie/ethical-design/ The problems we’re trying to fix cannot be fixed without alternative ethical technologies but neither can they be fixed by technology alone. Because they are not technological problems, they are systemic social problems.
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David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*) @david_chisnall@infosec.exchange
The Free Software movement never escaped from its origins: the early ‘80s MIT AI Lab. Two things were true in this environment: Back when most computers had tens of KiBs of RAM and 1 MiB was a huge amount, programs were simple. Very few programs were so complex that one person could not completely understand them.The AI Lab was full of some of the most talented programmers in the world. This meant that the only obstacles for these people being able to fix bugs and add features to any program were access to the source code and the legal rights to modify it. Once you have those, any program was understandable by that group and they could modify it however they wished. For the next 40 years, the FSF focused on these two things. The world around them changed. These two prerequisites were never enough for most people (what do 90% of computer users do if you give them even a modest 10,000 line C codebase and tell them they can change it however they like?) and now they aren’t enough even for competent programmers. When Linus says ‘fork it’ to folks who don’t want LLM-extruded code in their kernel, he knows full well that it is almost impossible to fork a 40 MLoC C (and Rust now) codebase that averages more than one CVE per day and have something useful. The Free Software movement is struggling now because it obsessed over licenses, which was never a path that would succeed, and ignored the hard problems: How do you design environments that enable end users to modify their software?How do you engineer software so that it is cheap and easy for a random user to maintain a fork that meets their specific needs?How do you foster communities where people want to share improvements, so forks don’t proliferate even when it’s easy?How do you create an environment where everyone sees the benefits of user-modifiable code to such a degree that trying to sell anything that doesn’t come with these rights is commercially impossible? Instead of tackling any of these problems, they created more complex and restrictive GPL variants. And well-paid lawyers found loopholes in them that allowed corporations to keep doing what they wanted (and even pick licenses like AGPLv3 to control ecosystems, because they give the copyright owners so many more rights than everyone else that it’s hard for anyone else to compete). They said ‘don’t worry about the complexity of the licenses, you only need to understand the legal details if you’re creating and distributing derived works’ while completely forgetting that making it possible for anyone to create and distribute modified versions of the programs was the entire point of the Free Software movement.
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Dendrobatus Azureus @Dendrobatus_Azureus@mastodon.bsd.cafe · Jul 04, 2026
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Dendrobatus Azureus @Dendrobatus_Azureus@mastodon.bsd.cafe · Jun 13, 2026
It is a vital importance to keep your PPE and your lighting up to par so your rides are as safe as they can be. It's not important which lighting system you use what's important that you can see at least 100 m further, this one sees 400 m further. You need at least two Lighting Systems, one for the road surface one for the peripheral surroundings. I have one 'always on' lighting system. As the name implies it always strobes light, day or night the moment the racing machine is rolling. #Photography #Azul #PPE #lighting #DSLR #Nikon #TV #no #Small #Sensor
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