@pasi @nikitonsky pseudomorphism is the best UI/UX because it's self explanatory... but it's hard to do

So we got flat... and now flat but with transparency

@nikoheikkila If you did not see this one I bet you will appreciate it https://ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/contra-ptaceks-terrible-article-on-ai/

@alberg if all the servers are in EU that means it would add a bit of latency for global people, even inside EU when I did my quick tests these were among the slowest one

I think Quad9 which is Swiss based might be better choice for the global audience, they have afaik globally spread servers.

But more good options is anyways better, we need less centralisation not more :-)

I've been following these people from back when they were Rap News, still going strong, keep up the good work @thejuicemedia 💪 https://mastodon.social/@thejuicemedia/114706604712810047

@hamatti It's impressive what Apple hardware does, also I regularly see +12 hours of battery on my M3, feels crazy

But on the other than, it wasn't that long ago that M1 was released and everyone was clamouring how it made apps start instantly.

Now we're back to most stuff taking its fair time launching even on my M3

In May last year, the city of Helsinki disclosed a data breach. The IR post-mortem report is now live: https://www.turvallisuustutkinta.fi/en/index/tutkintaselostukset/poikkeuksellisettapahtumat/p2024-01160databreachtargetingthecityofhelsinkiin2024.html (cc: @PogoWasRight)

-entry via unpatched Cisco ASA
-attackers stole 2TB of data
-breach costs went over €1mil
-attacker stole data on 150,000 students and 38,000 employees

@pasi I guess you might have looked it up already but it's exactly what you did with the FAQ, but native without js to hide or show the expanded stuff

@pasi interesting, if you use a <tag> without it does not show, edited

@pasi modern HTML/css is not bad at all, I also enjoy hand coding simple stuff

things only get complicated when you start thinking you need frameworks

It's a very nice site, my only nitpick with the site is that the FAQ requires javascript, you can do it with <details> instead

also does the email scraping bots not use js nowadays? I assumed they do and just put in the email and trust the spam-filter

🚨 Meta announced today that it will introduce ads on WhatsApp, which will be based on personal data from Facebook and Instagram. This move further consolidates Meta's social networking monopoly. EU law was actually supposed to prevent this.

https://noyb.eu/en/whatsapp-getting-ads-using-personal-data-instagram-and-facebook

@ryanc I just moved it to a non standard port, very effective also

@malwaretech I liked the forum better it's too bad it did not take off. Feels like nobody has the patience for slower more thoughtful conversations. Maybe there just isn't a need I mean things are going quite well with everyone training themselves for millisecond attention spans and voicing their opinions only with 👍

@cedric this is interesting, I took a quick look and the few samples I tried, the VLAI was more in line with how I rated it than the CVSS

it would be interesting to do a bit more systematic testing to see if it agrees often enough to be useful with prioritising things

The document to read is the staff report. https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/document/download/be71f0bb-e7e3-48d6-956a-28ab4bd5f605_en?filename=SWD_2025_130_1_EN_autre_document_travail_service_part1_v2.pdf They're saying ISO, IEC, CEN, CENELEC cost too much, take too long, and won't let them post the standards like their supreme court ordered them to do. So, why not just dispense with the standards bodies and do it themselves?

@pasi usually I'm not that behind but my feed has been growing a bit out of hand and I've not wanted to put enough time in to catch up. Probably a good sign I need to cull the feed again. Too many interesting people to follow :-)

@pasi I do not, I have all non critical or time sensitive notifications disabled. Ivory did show it in the replies and I looked at it and then decided it was too late to write an answer the I forgot about it until it came across in the feed again.

@pasi I don't like leaving things hanging but I also try to go through my Toot feed sequentially. It was too late to answer immediately and now I got to your answer in the main feed :-)

@pasi Thanks, not as bad as I thought but also not good.

Not great, not terrible

@nikoheikkila as usual the loudest people get the attention, and doubly so if they are as well known as Thomas.

It's good to see some attempt at a civilised debate though, something we it people do too little, for some reason it always ends up with vim vs emacs :-)

Either way, comments on your article.

Never take a rule for granted. Agents are more than willing to bend and break them.

And

By default, agents touch every file and run every shell command unless you tell them not to. This is a hazardous risk.

Hits the nail on one of the main issues with current ones, which is also (to my knowledge) the reason why they are hard to make safe. They will not follow rules and even if they would they don't have the ability to differentiate their own text or instructions from the users.