jwildeboer

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by jwildeboer 2y ago
I’ll stick to Signal for private communications and publish my public takes with ActivityPub based Mastodon. No need for proprietary stuff anymore.
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by jwildeboer 2y ago
Many years ago, I bought 2x IKEA LACK tv consoles for exactly that purpose. Less than 30€ and is now used to store/display a lot of books right where I need them when relaxing on the sofa :)
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
I’ve been using an iPhone since 3GS up to the 12 where I’m typing this reply on. I never had problems with stuttering when playing music either through wired headphones or Bluetooth. Is all.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
This is what avherald writes in their report (as of now, 2024-03-11 14:20 CET): "The captain later said they had briefly lost their instrumentation, then it came back all of the sudden."
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
The captain has been quoted with that info of loss of instrumentation and that is on the avherald page. Avherald is quite known for only handing out vetted information, so I do trust this to be true.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
Not turbulence related. Plane (Boeing 787-9) lost instrumentation according to the captain, followed by rapid loss of altitude. When instrumentation came back, flight continued to a safe landing. 12 people were sent to hospital. S always, s
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
It’s not open source.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
The flawed beliefs of Venture Capitalism, IMHO. (A)GPL scares their money away.
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Possible 0day in Signal? Disable link preview(hax0rbana.social)
13 points by jwildeboer 3y ago|6 comments
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
I was at his wake party in Brussels. He did that before he died, so he was there. I only have the most positive memories, even though it was complicated. To give you all a bit of insight into his wonderful way of reasoning with his end: t
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
The correct title would be „Why I am offended instead of happy that a problem got solved“ ;)
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
In the German IT world no. Unions are not needed for a works council. Our works council has 11 members of which one is a union member. 10 are not.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
Yes. They work. They decide on new hires. On many other things. By law they have a lot of rights. Disclaimer: I am an elected member of the Red Hat Germany works council.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
As a member of the Red Hat Germany works council I congratulate our friends at AWS for doing the right thing and hope we can soon have a discussion!
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
It’s not open source, AFAICS? It is under the Elastic License, which is not an open source license as it limits use? „ You may not provide the software to third parties as a hosted or managed service, where the service provides users with a
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
The EU has been sleeping so much on this that they started their own instance quite some time ago and actively communicate with the fedizens ;) https://social.network.europa.eu
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
SUSE gets an ex-Red Hat CEO and decides to offer support for RHEL. Interesting. Seems RHEL is still the gold standard of commercial support ;) DISCLAIMER: I’m a 18 year Red Hatter and know the SUSE CEO since many years.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
What I really like about this story is that free and unfettered access to the standard/specs, the implementation, the ability to spin up a reproducer, to see all moving parts with X-ray vision, come to a solution and having said so
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
It’s internet magic. <rainbowmagicsparkles.gif> ;)
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
No license stated in the GitHub repo. Should be fixed ASAP, IMHO.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
Meta does $118B in revenue (2022 numbers). They claim 10% of ad revenue is generated by EU users. So this fine represents around 36 days of ad revenue generated by EU users. GDPR is in force since 5 years. So around 7 days of ad revenue per
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
Pocket showrunner device for my studio. Control lights, the ATEM switch, check status etc. A kind of super remote that is open.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
Ordered. Nuff said :)
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
December 29, 2020 Should be added to the title.
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
(running my own email server since 12+ years) The most effective spam "filter" I use is a simple DNS check ;) No reverse lookup to the hostname the sender pretends to be? No connection. Simple. That simple rule eliminates almost a
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by jwildeboer 3y ago
FTR: The Isar 2 plant‘s fuel rods are almost depleted. From ordering new ones to actually getting them installed takes 12-18 months. Second: Isar 2 is out of certification. Re-certifying will take another 1-2 years. Third: the 25% co-owner
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by jwildeboer 4y ago
Toot/thread author here. I have added more clarifications and explanations, based on the feedback in the comments here. Thank you for that! It was an angry rant written down in a very short burst of productivity ;) I had to simplify a
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by jwildeboer 4y ago
Toot author here. Yes, the complexities are tough to explain in a few toots. Bit as an abstraction it is valid IMHO. As per the GDPR and ePrivacy Directive, a website must ask its users’ consent to use cookies that are not necessary for a
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by jwildeboer 4y ago
Toot/thread author here. You are of course right. I couldn't pack all details in those toots. I had to break it down to the absolute basics that are often misunderstood: Not every cookie needs consent. The way this is presented no
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Mastodon plus JavaScript equals serverless comments on static pages(jwildeboer.codeberg.page)
2 points by jwildeboer 4y ago|0 comments

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