Daniel Leal

@thekitze Oh it will

I don’t think that nyc will be *that* much more impressive than london

@Zeko369 @thekitze

@thekitze I've worked on every single flight I've taken since I got this laptop, 16" is goated... If you can't fit it between you and the seat in front of you... maybe reduce your thickness and the laptop will fit #balkanMotivation :)

14” goated, sry for all 16” mbp ppl who can’t use it on an airplane 💔

@aarondfrancis @ThePrimeagen Red camera if i had to guess!

@ThePrimeagen So many Canons! ❤️ What's this lil guy?

totally normal amount of cameras

@cafonsomota Coffee after ? Long time no see !

See you all at 9h50 🖖

Once again the European Council is going to vote on implementing Chat Control (thanks for bringing it up yet again, Denmark!). A dystopian mass surveillance system which scans all your pictures, texts, and e-mail. As the current expected votes stand, it can still be blocked if Germany decides to oppose, or several countries (representing about 80M people) currently in favor switch sides. Contact your MEPs expressing your concerns with just a few clicks: fightchatcontrol.eu If your country is currently in favor or undecided, you can make a difference! Short video explaining (in German, with subtitles): youtube.com/watch?v=cpGSqr… Many more details here: patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/chat-… This vote will impact your freedom if it passes (and the EP also passes it, which needs a lower % of votes than the EC). If this automated system detects anything that doesn't conform to what the EU thinks is acceptable, you will be reported to the authorities. This is the online equivalent of "mail privacy" that they are taking away from you. Your privacy ends with this vote. Nothing to hide? You think this system will not flag that hilarious yet wildly inappropriate meme you just sent to your bestie? That picture of your kids enjoying the pool you sent to the family group? That risque picture you sent your partner? Now imagine when (history shows that the question is not "if", always "when") the EU wants to take some more draconian or totalitarian measures? You will no longer be able to oppose. Identifying and rounding up dissenters has never been easier. Even if you believe the EU would never do such a thing, this system is just asking to be abused by other malicious actors. A central authority needs only one breach for your data to become public (again, not "if", always "when"). If encryption is weakened, it is weakened for all, a hacker's dream come true. Everyone involved in building or maintaining this system is a risk factor. Of course, proponents will try to sell you on the system being built in a safe way, but the technical impossibility of "safe" mass surveillance undermines every assurance they might give. No amount of good intentions or careful procedures can overcome the fundamental reality that a backdoor is a backdoor. As for businesses, all your trade secrets are now only semi-secret. One wonders what this will do for security certifications. Would foreign corporations even want to do business with you if they know you can't protect your communications? Imagine trying to compete with a company that has support from people in power. Surely, there has never been a politician that corrupt. History shows that laws that can be abused, will be abused. And politicians are absolutely aware of the dangers a system such as this imposes. In a classic display of "rules for thee but not for me", they have exempted themselves and law enforcement. Why would they need to do this if it was perfectly safe? How could they do this if they feel the needs of those they represent are as important as their own? The vote to implement chat control has failed to pass before, but they are closer than ever to passing it now. This while a YouGov poll indicates a supermajority (72%) of the population is directly opposed. How is this representation? Particularly nefarious is their attempt to frame it as a way to protect the children. Child protection organizations and abuse survivors themselves have come out saying it does very little for that, and they need resources for proven methods like victim support services, investigation capacity, and prevention programs instead. And if you ask me, protecting children from growing up in the dystopian surveillance state they want to create is a worthy goal by itself. It's even right there in the name - "Chat Control". Not "Child Safety Act" - but *control*. They're telling us exactly what this is about: controlling what you say, know, and by extension, ultimately, *think*. This is the Orwellian nightmare "1984" come to life; once again those in power need reminding that story was a warning, not an instruction manual. If this seems over the top: as someone who builds systems for a living, I know that worst-case scenarios aren't just possibilities, they're eventualities. We have to assume that any power we create will eventually be misused. We have to evaluate systems on their potential for abuse, not their intentions.

@thekitze I like F1, but this movie was just a bunch of clichés thrown together, mid Sunday afternoon movie at best... I'm not hating on how the movie did not portray the real thing, it would not make sense if it did

how much of a f1 DORK you have to be to hate on the F1 movie I find this the most boring sPoRt but the movie was dope af!!

@thekitze @WHOOP Get a garmin

god i haven't worn my @whoop 4.0 for half a year (lost the charger) but i'm so tempted to get this .........

@ThePrimeagen Be yourself

i am in europe what are the best tips for making sure everyone knows I am american/better (same thing)?

@aarondfrancis @Cloudflare Send me a message

ogovernojacumpriu.pt ❤️

Hey, you -- yeah, with the ADHD and the cool projects! You know how all of those projects are, like, 80% done? And how you can't figure out how to get them over the line? And how frustrating that is? The following thread contains an infohazard, proceed at your peril! ;)

Show me an AI that writes impressive code. And I’ll show you an organization of humans that have trouble adopting new technologies.

🌶️: Developers should be barred from using flex layout until they've definitively proven a grid layout won't work. Grid layouts perform quite a bit better and don't have weird interactions with resizing code (that you probably wouldn't need if you just used a grid layout)

@Poiscoiso Não, mas tu claramente estavas 😅

@danielgekk Estavas bebado?

I have spend last few days watching review and building guides for Lily58, it's going to happen!

@tooaverage Be you!

I'm gonna be on my first podcast 🎉 Tips?

@trainmaniac Parece me o novo metro bus de Coimbra

@mafaldasms Sempre xD

@Swizec @NikkitaFTW The project where a had lots of fun recently involved a lot of 3d ♥️

So @NikkitaFTW is showing us how a blender cupcake gets into React and now I want to do 3D divs feel so boring in comparison #reactsummit

@TiagoRolino E é mau, pena não ser assim todas as refeições !!!

As pessoas portuguesas são aquelas que estão a comer e a falar de comida: do que comeram noutras refeições e do que vão comer nas próximas.

@Poiscoiso Que ecléctico que o senhor anda

Eu a minha babe