Bradalot “”

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Tech Project Therapist (moderately retired).
"He has a keen appreciation for kitsch."

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@frogglin

1st century BCE (Before the Common Enshittification)

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@Sempf @da_667 @Viss @DamonHD @jerry

3+4? 4+3? 2+2+3?

jaunty meters no frighten the stakeholders?

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@ubernostrum

While you're getting your lawyer, you may want to send a certified Debt Validation Notice to preserve your rights.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/debt-validation.html

Debt Validation: How to Make Debt Collectors Prove You Owe Money

Learn how to use the FDCPA to make debt collectors verify debts, stop collection calls, and protect your rights. Includes a sample validation letter, timelines, and

www.nolo.com
Bradalot “”4d ago

... Humans — specifically the thousands of people who gather intelligence and analyze satellite photos to build massive target lists ahead of potential conflicts with foreign adversaries — are to blame.

No, that is not where the buck stops.

https://www.semafor.com/article/03/18/2026/humans-not-ai-are-to-blame-for-deadly-iran-school-strike-sources-say

Exclusive: Humans — not AI — are to blame for deadly Iran school strike, sources say

The US missile attack is fueling global debate over AI and the military.

Bradalot “”4d ago
Tom Schuster4d ago
Firefox use counters are easily accessible at https://mozilla.github.io/use-counters/ nowadays.
Mozilla Use Counters Dashboard

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@0x_i6r

zigarillos

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@jalefkowit

I imagine the original headline said "pregnant," and the editor changed it.

Bradalot “”6d ago

Has anyone thought through the ramifications of SCION adoption (a more secure BGP alternative) with respect to Open Internet access?

Yes, it gives much better, more performant, more robust routing. It seems imposing strong trust controls, regionally (or nationally) managed, on routing would be a big security improvement.

But doesn't it give the nation state an iron hand in who is allowed to route? Does it create risks for the open internet?

https://www.theregister.com/2026/03/17/switzerland_bgp_alternative/

#Internet #Routing #BGP #OpenInternet

Switzerland built a secure alternative to BGP. The rest of the world hasn't noticed yet

Feature: SCION: Proven in banking and healthcare, slow to spread everywhere else

The Register
Bradalot “”6d ago

This is heartwarming.

https://benhiiv.beehiiv.com/p/kat

Kat.

Ben Collins
Bradalot “”6d ago

My novel about a colorblind Mastodon user fighting for accessibility:

Atproto-nopia