Remote
rumpel
@rumpel@chaos.social
hacker | maker | repairist | cyclist | verkehrswende | climate justice | fcknzs
44
Followers
128
Following
13
Posts
Joined November 01, 2022
Posts
Replying to
@zufallsfund@social.singularity.sh
@zufallsfund@social.singularity.sh ich vermute, dass die Strecke mit regulären Regional-, Fern- und Güterzügen nahe der Kapazitätsgrenze ist.
Replying to
@HumanizeMobility@troet.cafe
@HumanizeMobility@troet.cafe gibt doch den Wagen mit den Rollstuhlplätzen. Wenn kein Rolli da, sind die super für Kinderwagen. Und ein Fahrradabteil gibt's oft auch. Aber wenn der Zug voll ist klappt ich den eh meist zusammen und verstau ihn in der Gepäckablage.
Diese Variante von "warum hört der #Fahrradweg eigentlich hier auf" hatte ich auch noch nicht ;)
@marudor@chaos.social schau mal der Zug kann zeitreisen
Replying to
@etchedpixels@mastodon.social
@etchedpixels@mastodon.social @pluralistic@mamot.fr wonder what that right is worth with device attestation making such users ineligible for most apps for "security" reasons
Hervorragend: der #Digitalzwang für das #Deutschlandticket konnte ein Stück zurückgedrängt werden.
https://archive.is/Gq3t6
[unpopular opinion puffin] I think @pluralistic@mamot.fr ’s approach won’t fix anything. In the best case it’ll result in a cat and mouse game for a while, but the circumventers will end up on the losing side.
We’re already seeing this: Jailbroken phones cannot run banking apps or certain subscription apps due to effective device attestation. The technical toolkit to prevent circumvention is there and relying on exploiting individual bugs is not a future-proof strategy.
I’m looking for kid-friendly #blockly / #scratch like open source IDEs to program #arduino or #esp32 #microcontrollers.
I have a hard time finding the latest. So far I found:
*Ardublockly*(https://github.com/carlosperate/ardublockly) but it’s been inactive for 9years.
The more recent *Scratch3 OneGpio* (https://mryslab.github.io/s3-extend/) uses the latest scratch IDE, but programs require scratch to run and cannot run standalone on the MCUs.
Replying to
@ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
@ariadne@social.treehouse.systems to be fair Google did fix that since then. The days of noon encrypted internal traffic are gone, not sure whether the snowman dump or the Chinese hacker attacks were the triggerb though.
Replying to
@oblomov@sociale.network
@oblomov@sociale.network now also on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44952185
With some more profound discussion and data points.
Replying to
@oblomov@sociale.network
@oblomov@sociale.network can't you load XML in a language of your choice (e.g. a JavaScript application) and process and output whatever you like?
Browsers making a trade-off between potential vulnerabilities for billions vs a feature used by a small minority seems like reasonable behavior.
Replying to
@oblomov@sociale.network
@oblomov@sociale.network
Unpopular opinion puffin:
I've worked with xslt in the past. And it's a tech straight out of hell, I entirely support its death and I think the web will be a better place without it.
There's plenty of other ways to render or style rss feeds.