FoxQuirk 🦊 @quirk@computerfairi.es

queer who plays too much Minecraft: no babe, i like your tits fine, i was just wondering if you could make them more square

From Xitter. The link is: https://www.gofundme.com/f/alexnorrislegalfund?attribution_id=sl:d4c79a86-5e9b-4bbf-9ba3-7fc309b49782&utm_campaign=man_ss_icons&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link

I thought I understood the extent to which the broad availability of mobile location data has exacerbated countless privacy and security challenges. That is, until I was invited along with four other publications to be a virtual observer in a 2-weeek test run of Babel Street, a service that lets users draw a digital polygon around nearly any location on a map of the world, and view a time-lapse history of the mobile devices seen coming in and out of the area.

The issue isn't that there's some dodgy company offering this as a poorly-vetted service: It's that *anyone* willing to spend a little money can now build this capability themselves.

I'll be updating this story with links to reporting from other publications also invited, including 404 Media, Haaretz, NOTUS, and The New York Times. All of these stories will make clear that mobile location data is set to massively complicate several hot-button issues, from the tracking of suspected illegal immigrants or women seeking abortions, to harassing public servants who are already in the crosshairs over baseless conspiracy theories and increasingly hostile political rhetoric against government employees.

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2024/10/the-global-surveillance-free-for-all-in-mobile-ad-data/

WEAR YOUR FAVORITE SHINY THING.

PHP upgrade without any tests.

In memory of a programmer. v0.3.

In a corner of the cemetery,
on grass, beneath an old tree,
lies a tombstone, fallen,
covered by moss and leaf,
a name, two dates, five words,
a summary of a life of grief:
"how hard can it be?"

athena's like "you realize that you're coming on pretty strong for someone who's single right?"

😬

fun fact about this heatsink:
They did not, in fact, drill the screw holes at an angle. That was too hard, so they drilled them vertically, and just bent the screws.

so @Lapsus figured out what heatsink this is. It's an actual product that was sold, not their custom thing (though the fan mount IS custom, they made their own aluminum bracket for it)

It's a Swiftech MCX478-V (or very similar, since that one is designed for a Pentium 4, and this is a Intel Core (non-duo)

From Jan 21, 2014

#NoBillionaires #wagetheft #labor #workersrights #livingwage #unionize #labormakeseverything

If you want the cookie cutters: https://www.printables.com/model/688786-blobfox-cookie-cutters

#Cookies #Baking #Blobfox

#nobillionaires

@jeffowski

Bring back this style of UI, you cowards. Let me compute with whimsy

@deshipu@fosstodon.org I’d just like to interject for a moment. What you’re refering to as Frankenstein, is in fact, Frankenstein's monster, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, Frankenstein plus Monster. The Monster is not a Frankenstein unto itself, but rather another uncontrolled creation of a fully reckless dr Frankenstein made alive by the power of lightning, poorly thought out science and vital human organs harvested at the local morgue.