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Lars S. Anderson

@lsa.dk

Det ene udelukker ikke det andet

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kepano@stephango.com · 2y ago

All the cloud platforms use your data to train LLMs. Local-first tools are the way to fight back. Security, defense, finance, healthcare, government... the reason high-security orgs use Obsidian is for the privacy and ownership of their data. Now every team can be sovereign.

Obsidian@obsidian.md · 2y ago

Obsidian is now free for work. Starting today, the Obsidian Commercial license is optional. Anyone can use Obsidian for work, for free. Explore the organizations that support Obsidian on our site. obsidian.md/blog/free-fo...

Armin Ronacher@mitsuhiko.at · 2y ago

Not gonna lie: watching the baltics synchronize with UTCE is kinda cool. Having the mains frequency open on my second monitor for the last few hours. Kinda rare to see systems do that kind of thing. (Good reminder that modern infrastructure is amazing)

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Obsidian@obsidian.md · 2y ago

Obsidian has completed a second independent audit by the security firm Cure53. The report finds that incremental updates since Obsidian 1.5.3 maintained the highest degree of attention to security, and that no new vulnerabilities were introduced. obsidian.md/blog/cure53-...

Second audit of Obsidian apps completed by Cure53

A second audit of Obsidian apps finds that incremental updates since Obsidian 1.5.3 maintained the highest degree of attention to security, and that no new vulnerabilities were introduced.

obsidian.md

Technology Connections@techconnectify.bsky.social · 2y ago

With just about every piece of technology up until now, when it's not working correctly that is apparent to the user in some way. The reason LLMs and today's versions of "AI" scare me is that users think they are working correctly even when they're putting out nonsense.

Element@element.io · 2y ago

Computer Weekly highlights the irony of UK OSA and EU Chat Control pushing for E2EE backdoors... ...while the US urges people into E2EE apps because #SaltTyphoon has exploited backdoors to compromise the US' entire public telephone network. www.computerweekly.com/news/3666169...

Government agencies urged to use encrypted messaging after Chinese Salt Typhoon hack | Computer Weekly

Chinese hacking of US telecom networks raises questions about the exploitation by hostile hacking groups of government backdoors to provide lawful access to telecoms services.

computerweekly.com

Lars S. Anderson@lsa.dk · 2y ago

Det bliver først rigtig jul når "Blindes Jul" er købt. @danskblindesamfund.bsky.social Og nu vi er ved emnet, så vær opmærksom på at man i Settings->Accessibility->Alt text kan sætte et flueben så man altid bliver bedt om at skrive en beskrivelse af de billeder mm. man poster. 🧐

Et billede af forsiden på "Blindes Jul 2024". Det forestiller en glad julemand på en kælk
Filippo Valsorda@filippo.abyssdomain.expert · 2y ago

Alright, let’s make a backup of Bluesky. All of it. To make it interesting, I don’t want to use the official Relay. Instead, let’s make a custom archival node. I want to try running it on this, a 32-bit Arm board with recycled magnetic drives. (It’s called a Helios4 and it’s blue!)

A blue acrylic box, it’s partially transparent, and almost entirely filled by four 3.5” hard drives.
Why@why.bsky.world · 2y ago

depends on how aggressively compaction runs, but about 7TiB right now for the carstore, plus 1TiB for the event buffer and like 4TiB for postgres. No it does not store blobs

Ken Shirriff@righto.com · 2y ago

I recently saw an amazing Navajo rug at the National Gallery of Art. It looks abstract at first, but it is a detailed representation of the Intel Pentium processor. Called "Replica of a Chip", it was created in 1994 by Marilou Schultz, a Navajo/Diné weaver and math teacher. 1/n

A Navajo rug with a complex pattern with muted reds, pinks and blues. The pattern consists of various vertical and horizontal rectangles with stripes. Around the border are small alternating black and colored rectangles. The weaving is mounted in a wooden frame and hanging on the museum wall.
The Guardian@theguardian.com · 2y ago

Richard Linklater: ‘I’ve always had that French new wave notion – that a film should be an extension of your life’

Richard Linklater: ‘I’ve always had that French new wave notion – that a film should be an extension of your life’

The American director on the 20-year project he is just beginning, how hitmen don’t exist in real life and why his career would not be possible today The American director Richard Linklater has one of the great, eclectic film-making CVs: from classics…

theguardian.com

April King@april.social · 2y ago

Handling Cookies is a Minefield: Inconsistencies in the HTTP cookie specification and its implementations have caused a situation where countless websites (including Facebook, Netflix, Okta, WhatsApp, Apple, etc.) are one small mistake away from locking their users out. grayduck.mn/2024/11/21/h...

facebook errornetflix errorokta errorwhatsapp error
Jake Gold@jacob.gold · 2y ago

The atproto/Bluesky protocol is fully open and highly decentralized. Just like the web was. The current atproto/Bluesky network is fairly centralized because it’s so new there aren’t many network providers yet. Just like the web was.

kepano@stephango.com · 2y ago

Here's what I'm working on next for Obsidian Web Clipper. Shameless ask — if you've been enjoying the extension, give it a review wherever you downloaded it. It really keeps me going 💜

Obsidian Web Clipper roadmap - Save images locally - Annotate highlights - Save highlights inline in Markdown - Template directory - Template validation - Template logic (if/for) - Translate UI into more languages - RTL support - Separate icon for Web Clipper