Map of Barcelona. Some streets are painted in red or orange. There are lots of icons spread across the map displaying cars in red or construction signs.
Current #traffic in #Barcelona according to #waze
I recon it’s quite awful to drive a car in this city.
www.waze.com/en/live-map/directions
@ret #TeamDinosaurs here.
Three boxes of figurines. Wild animals. Farm animals. Dinosaurs.
The three strata of Fedi.
Top down photo of a table with blue table cloth with patterns. A round chocolate pie in the middle with the silhouette of a rabbit drawn on it. A large knife and a small knife lay next to it.
#TIL the hard way about rfkill command on #linux.
I don't know why my laptop did not want to connect over wifi or ethernet. Thought the network card was dead, after 10 years, could happen. Nope, it was a soft killswitch. Not sure how it got activated. But it did.
> Turns out "we'll figure out the business model later" is not, in fact, a business model.
This quote is👌🏻
boingboing.net/2026/03/17/openai-pivots...
Aadil's law: "the amount of stupidity you're willing to tolerate is directly proportional to the quality of ideas you'll eventually produce."
https://sharif.io/looking-stupid
#creativity
@delta Fair. But I'm one of those early users. So the address will continue to function since it's my private email address that all my contacts know and will still use. I thought there might be a mechanism to announce to contacts that have my public key that it has been revoked. That's not such […]
@delta @julien this seems like something that should be in the docs, the concept of deleting an account is pretty fundamental. There being no mechanism to signal that an account is no more seems like a issue that should be addressed regardless.
@delta I've searched in your doc and UI, but without success. Is there a way to revoke my keys? I'd like to stop using #Deltachat and prevent people from writing me there. Is it possible?
Close up of a smartwatch. Screen displays: "Welcome. This is AsteroidOS."
It works™
Thank you @AsteroidOS team. Very clear documentation and install instructions. Looking forward to the updates.
Close up of a smartwatch on a white table. The screen displays a very bright yellow-orange squarish logo.
Freeing some second hand smartwatch right now... let see if it works.
@coywolf: Mastodon now has an official share button for sites
coywolf.com/news/social-media/mastod...
Three people leaning on a metal railing near the river Elbe in the center of Dresden. Each person is using their hands to cover their ears, elbows on the metal. Some large historical buildings in the background Image credit: Markus Krison
RE: https://mastodon.social/@EricAlper/116153686552993188
Related to #BoneConduction: One of the most moving art pieces and concepts I know of is (was?) the "Touched Echo" installation by Markus Kison in the center of Dresden, allowing visitors to "hear" the […]
[Original post on mastodon.thi.ng]
I think this latest change in #Deltachat signifies the end of it for me. I've been using it for many years with my personal email address (that you all know) and I thought that was the biggest advantage of this service over other encrypted chat services. But it seems it's now the end of that […]
> "Don’t trust blurs to hide sensitive information. It is always (partially) reversible."
https://maxvanleeuwen.com/project/unblurring-images/
#security #privacy #blur
I’ve written a longer reflection on those 20 years of open web bookmarking and del.icio.us https://p.xuv.be/20-years-after-del-icio-us
20 years ago today, I made my first bookmark on del.icio.us. I don't remember why I bookmarked this Internet Anagram Server, but I'm happy to see it's still online.
Delicious is long gone though, and my bookmarks moved to a self-hosted #Shaarli instance.
https://b.xuv.be/shaare/Y1Zdzw
A small plant with a few leaves coming out of a clay pot on a white background. Begonia maculada.
Photo of black server racks with green lights in a white cube.
White male idiot doing a selfie in front of server racks.
Black server racks with green cables viewed front an angle in a white room with white columns.
2 quantum computers in a glass box inside an old chapel.
Had a chance to visit #Bacelona Supercomputing Center today. Here are some photos of #MareNostrum 5 and two quantum computers in a glass box in an old chapel. #AIChurch
Drawing of an Amazon branded cardboard box acting as a paper shredder with a newspaper named The Washington Post half way in.
Make it Yourself
http://makeityourself.org/
> Make it Yourself is a digital book that showcases this incredible talent, bringing together over 1000 useful #DIY projects to demonstrate just what is possible when you make things yourself.
I wish I could get rid of #Telegram right now, but it's the only way offered by @sommobilitat to connect with its community of socios.
El gobierno de Pedro Sánchez está impulsando nuevas regulaciones peligrosas que amenazan vuestras libertades en internet. Anunciadas ayer mismo, estas medidas podrían convertir a España en un Estado de vigilancia bajo el pretexto de "protección". Aquí os explico por qué son una señal de alarma roja para la libertad de expresión y la privacidad: 1. Prohibición de redes sociales para menores de 16 años con verificación de edad obligatoria: No se trata sólo de los niños- requiere que las plataformas usen controles estrictos, como exigir DNI o biometría. A Peligro: Establece un precedente para rastrear la identidad de CADA usuario, erosionando el anonimato y abriendo puertas a la recopilación masiva de datos.
Peligro: Establece un precedente para rastrear la identidad de CADA usuario, erosionando el anonimato y abriendo puertas a la recopilación masiva de datos. Lo que empieza con los menores podría extenderse a todos, sofocando el debate abierto. 2. Responsabilidad personal y penal para los ejecutivos de plataformas: Si no se elimina rápidamente contenido "ilegal, odioso o perjudicial", sus responsables podrían ir a la cárcel. Peligro: Esto forzará la sobrecensura-las plataformas borrarán cualquier cosa mínimamente controvertida para evitar riesgos, silenciando disidencias políticas, periodismo y opiniones cotidianas. Tu voz podría ser la siguiente si desafía el statu quo.
3. Criminalización de la amplificación algorítmica: Amplificar contenido "perjudicial" a través de algoritmos se convierte en delito. A Peligro: Los gobiernos dictarán lo que ves, enterrando opiniones opuestas y creando cámaras de eco controladas por el estado. ¿Exploración libre de ideas? Desaparecida-reemplazada por propaganda curada. 4. Seguimiento de la "huella de odio y polarización": Las plataformas deben monitorear y reportar cómo "alimentan la división". A Peligro: Definiciones vagas de "odio" podrían etiquetar críticas al gobierno como divisorias, llevando a cierres o multas. Esto puede ser una herramienta para suprimir a la oposición
4. Seguimiento de la "huella de odio y polarización": Las plataformas deben monitorear y reportar cómo "alimentan la división". A Peligro: Definiciones vagas de "odio" podrían etiquetar críticas al gobierno como divisorias, llevando a cierres o multas. Esto puede ser una herramienta para suprimir a la oposición. Estas no son salvaguardas; son pasos hacia el control total. Hemos visto este guion antes-gobiernos armamentizando la "seguridad" para censurar a sus críticos. En Telegram, priorizamos vuestra privacidad y libertad: cifrado fuerte, sin puertas traseras y resistencia al exceso. Manteneos vigilantes, España. Exigid transparencia y luchad por vuestros derechos. Compartid esto ampliamente-antes de que sea tarde.
Billionaire #SocialMedia platform owner (Pavel Durov) directly sends a message to all #Telegram users in #Spain criticizing Pedro Sanchez government.
A small taste of "Hidden Order" by United Visual Artists at Casa Battlo lart night.
#Barcelona #mapping
@haubles just dropped the massive news that Mastodon is going to be changing the default signup flow on mobile apps to choose an instance thats geographically close to you instead of choosing mastodon.social by default!
If you write about the messy reality behind "free" internet services: we're seeing #OpenStreetMap hammered by scrapers hiding behind residential proxy/embedded-SDK networks. We're a volunteer-run service and the costs are real. We'd love to talk to a journalist about what we're seeing + how […]
