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"the best way to predict the future is to invent it"

The Milky Way galaxy Katılım Nisan 2009
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yantonov 💙💛@yantonov·
how was it possible to break even the indexing status indicator @jetbrains @resharper (you need to wait for minutes and eventually it's possible to use ... text editor and basic navigation, perfect, 21 centrury) #ux
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yantonov 💙💛@yantonov·
you can drive up even by truck from either side (moreover it's the second case, yesterday it was literally the same with another pickup point)
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yantonov 💙💛@yantonov·
@UPS how it's possible that even if you select UPS relay point throught the site, again: "Nous essayons d’obtenir l’accès sécurisé dont notre conducteur a besoin pour cette livraison." What secure access do you expect? Service is completely broken!!! (it's not a service at all)
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estrelnikova
estrelnikova@ewglenah·
@yantonov вот честно говоря, у меня такая же реакция! вроде по логике все правильно, но это же жесть да?
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estrelnikova
estrelnikova@ewglenah·
представьте что вы в Австралии, любите местных животных и природу. и вот покупаете проперть в глуши, куда к вам заходят олени и кролики (вредные инвазивные виды от которых надо континент избавлять👹) вопрос: вы бы заволонтерили купить огнестрел и отстреливать этих вторженцев?
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yantonov 💙💛@yantonov·
@habr_com 502 bad gateway, видимо теперь только из России читать можно, заглушка была бы кстати, т.к. 502 выглядит как баг
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yantonov 💙💛@yantonov·
@ewglenah Так и международный тур не за горами :)
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estrelnikova
estrelnikova@ewglenah·
мы сириосли ездили в Брисбен выступать со стендапом на тур, я думала это шутка но оказалось что нет
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GrapheneOS
GrapheneOS@GrapheneOS·
Here's another French journalist participating in fearmongering about GrapheneOS. That article is not measured. It provided a platform to make both unsubstantiated and provably false claims about GrapheneOS while providing no opportunity to see and respond to those claims. bsky.app/profile/gabrie… The claims the article platforms are conflating closed source products from European companies infringing on our copyright and trademarks with GrapheneOS. GrapheneOS doesn't have the features they claim it does, isn't distributed in the ways they claim and they don't understand open source software. GrapheneOS is obtained from grapheneos.org/install/web and grapheneos.org/releases. There are a bunch of legitimate companies in Europe selling devices with real GrapheneOS including NitroKey. We aren't partnered with those companies and don't get funding from it but there's nothing shady about it. Products using operating systems partially based on our code are not GrapheneOS. There's no such thing as a fake Snapchat app wiping the device in GrapheneOS. It has no remote management or remote wiping built into it. It does not have a subscription fee / licensing system built into it either. Vast majority of the code for those products comes from elsewhere: Android Open Source Project, Linux kernel, Chromium, LLVM and other projects. Of course the non-profit open source project writing a small portion of the code being used by those companies being targeted rather than IBM, Google, etc. Both Android and iOS try to defend users from the same attack vectors we do. We developed far better protections against exploits which we release as open source code. Open source means anyone can freely use it for any purpose, exactly like the Android Open Source Project used by GrapheneOS itself. Open source is why we can build GrapheneOS based on the Android Open Source Project. It doesn't make Linus Torvalds, IBM, Google, etc. responsible for what we do. Similarly, others can make their own software based on GrapheneOS. A fork of GrapheneOS contains a small portion of code written by us. France supposedly has a right to reply which we intend to exercise to respond at length to these articles containing libel from the French state. We're going to be ending the small amount of operations we have in France as we don't feel the country is safe for open source privacy projects anymore. GrapheneOS doesn't host services storing sensitive user data. We have signature verification and downgrade protection for updates to the OS, apps and app store metadata. We're going move our website and discussion server away from OVH. Our update mirrors and authoritative DNS are already elsewhere. Our discussion forum, Matrix, Mastodon, etc. in OVH Bearharnois can be moved to local or colocated servers in Toronto instead. We can use Netcup (owned by Anexia, both German) as one of the main providers for website/network service instances. The majority of our servers are already not on OVH. We won't travel to France including avoiding conferences and will avoid having people working in the country too. A simple heuristic for the EU is avoiding countries supporting Chat Control. We genuinely believe we cannot safely operate in France anymore as an open source project privacy project. Our pinned post on this platform shows a great example of why they're actually upset with us: x.com/GrapheneOS/sta… It almost makes us willing to contribute to AOSP again to try to wipe out their ability to exploit a subset of unon-GrapheneOS Android devices too. Google is welcome to reach out.
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@k155la8 Странно, что аккаунт так промаркирован стал... Твиттер что-то странное творит, а точнее сказать вытворяет
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Steve McGuire
Steve McGuire@sfmcguire79·
BREAKING: The University of Michigan will stop using DEI statements in faculty hiring and promotion. The decision was made by Provost Laurie McCauley and announced this morning. This is a great day for @UMich and American higher education! 🧵
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yantonov 💙💛@yantonov·
Let's imagine you've logged in using Google and wants to delete account (because you already have one). You need a password (but you don't have it, because account was created based on OAuth), you need to create password anyway only to delete account. #ux #linkedin
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Jeremy Howard
Jeremy Howard@jeremyphoward·
Australian state government spent 18 months trying to block the release of data showing that thousands of patients caught covid in hospitals, and hundreds died. Hero lawyer @psvbluemts fought them all the way, and finally won.
Peter Vogel@psvbluemts

My long journey to get the NSW hospital-acquired COVID figures! I filed a GIPA (Government Information Public Access application) asking the NSW Ministry of Health how many people caught COVID in hospital, and how many had died, on 6th Feb 2023 (GIPA-23/35). Answer: It would take 140 hours to produce a report showing number of hospital acquired COVID cases. I did not believe this. Surely they had this critical information on hand? I requested an internal review. On 6th July 2023 MoH confirmed “the Ministry does not hold complete and accurate records regarding nosocomial infections acquired in hospitals”. 16th March 2023 the CEC responded to my request for “any correspondence between the NSW Ministry of Health and hospital administrators, health care workers hospital patients or their representatives concerning nosocomial COVID-19”. They answered “Extensive searches by the Infection Prevention and Control team and the Chief Executive’s Office were conducted. However, despite an initial belief that the CEC might have held correspondence that related to your application, after an extensive search it has been established that the CEC does not have any such documents.” I was shocked. The CEC is the body who sets infection control policies for NSW. How could they not know how well their policy is working? In mid 2023 Greens MLC Amanda Cohn wrote to Health Minister Ryan Park expressing concern about hospital acquire infections. The minister stated in his reply that that “healthcare acquired infections are recorded in the incident management system”. On Oct 2023 I asked for NSW MoH for numbers of hospital acquired COVID-19 (GIPA23/276) as recorded in the system referred to by the Minister. The MoH transferred this request to the CEC. The CEC said it would not be feasible to extract the information from the IMS. I requested a conference and on 24 Jan 2024 I had a Teams meeting with CEC’s Associate Director of Patient Safety Steve Bowden who explained the IMS is largely a free-text database and it would be necessary to manually review 11,000 records to identify those of interest. He said the information I was seeking is available in the MoH’s coded medical records. I explained that I had been directed to the CEC by the MoH and asked Mr Bowden to speak to the Ministry and sort this out. He was not willing to do so. I also expressed my disbelief that the CEC, who is the body responsible for setting infection control guidelines, would not have any correspondence from hospitals about hospital acquired infections and would not know how many HAIs were occurring. Armed with the exact description of what I needed to ask MoH to provide, on 13 May 2024 I made another GIPA request to MoH, seeking: "(1) All coded medical records which indicate hospital acquired COVID-19, including at least the date, week or month onset was recorded and whether the record indicates the patient died. (2) Aggregate numbers of the above by day, week, month or year. Note: If there is any doubt what information is being sought or you cannot find it, please consult Steve Bowden of the CEC who advised on 10/5/2024 that CEC cannot provide the information we seek because MOH owns it." Now backed into a corner by CEC having said MoH has the information they previously denied having, the MoH invited me to another conference where I confirmed what I wanted. On 13th June 2024 I was advised they could provide the information but it would take 31 hours to produce it and would cost $930. Another barrier which is contrary to “freedom of information”. Finally, on 17th September 2024 (18 months after my initial request) I received the decision with the data I had asked for. The summary is that in 2023 there were 6007 hospital acquired cases of COVID-19 and 5% of these people died in hospital (cause of death not shown). This suggests that about 1 in 7 people who died from COVID in the last year in NSW caught it in hospital. Peter Vogel Legal 14 Oct 2024

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yantonov 💙💛@yantonov·
@StravaSupport Now, activities are sorted in the feed not by date, but looks like by the date of your last action for the corresponding activity (like, comment), which is completely counter intuitive, and UX is completely broken!
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@rlacombe 1. It's not an argument for "apologist", it's a statement about economical situation. 2. Another nice question: how did he get a French citizenship in that case? 3. Based on the random message in the internet you can accuse anyone as terrorist "apologist"?
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Romain Lacombe
Romain Lacombe@rlacombe·
Heartwarming news today: Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram and apologist for the Paris 2015 terrorists, was detained by French police. May the hand of Justice not falter, and hold him accountable to the full extent of the law. ⚖️ #Bataclan #NeverForget
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