Jorrit van der Heide

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Show threadJorrit van der Heide4d ago
@stasdigi Mooi dat er wordt geïnvesteerd in digitale infrastructuur. Tegelijk voelt het een beetje als vooruitgang om de vooruitgang. Misschien is het ook goed om de vraag te stellen: welke digitale infrastructuur hebben we echt nodig, en voor welke doelen? Meer netwerkcapaciteit leidt vaak tot meer dataverkeer en apparaten, en dus ook meer energiegebruik. Publieke investeringen zouden niet alleen door groeilogica moeten worden gestuurd, maar vooral ook door maatschappelijke waarde.
Jorrit van der Heide5d ago
Bellingcat5d ago
De Telegraaf, the Netherlands’ largest newspaper published an interview with a woman claiming to organise her own evacuation flights from Dubai, promoting seats at €1,600. Bellingcat found that the image in the interview was likely AI-generated, and flight-tracking data suggests no such plane took off.
https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2026/03/12/ai-used-to-promote-non-existent-evacuation-flights-from-the-middle-east/?utm_source=mastodon
AI Used to Promote Non-Existent Evacuation Flights From the Middle East - bellingcat

A Dutch newspaper published a story about private evacuation flights from Dubai, but the photo shows signs of AI generation and the flights appear never to have existed.

bellingcat
Jorrit van der HeideMar 10

I built a small Obsidian plugin to solve one of my biggest frustrations with folders: With a normal folder hierarchy, a note can only live in one place. If you write a note about something that belongs to multiple topics, where do you put it?

Tag Explorer solves this by generating a file structure from (nested) tags. Instead of forcing notes into a single folder, the same note can show up in multiple places based on its tags.

Code: https://github.com/jorritvanderheide/obsidian-tag-explorer

GitHub - jorritvanderheide/obsidian-tag-explorer: Navigate your vault through a tag-generated folder tree.

Navigate your vault through a tag-generated folder tree. - jorritvanderheide/obsidian-tag-explorer

GitHub
Jorrit van der HeideMar 8
Richard RatheMar 7

"The biggest bird killer in the US (and likely, the world) is #Cats. Outdoor cats kill somewhere between 1.3 billion and 4 billion birds a year in the US alone. Let’s put it this way: for every one bird that dies in the blades of a turbine, domestic cats are dragging roughly 4,000 back to the porch."

Article: The harm caused by wind turbines isn't nearly as bad as you think...

https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/technology-articles/sustainability/renewable-energy/birds-and-wind-turbines/

#Birds #Windmills

Show threadJorrit van der HeideMar 4

@jorijn If you want a colorful laptop I can recommend the Framework 12 :)

https://frame.work/nl/en/laptop12

Order your Framework Laptop 12 now

Framework Laptop 12 is a 12.2” convertible with stylus support. Designed for easy customization, upgrades, and repairs.

Framework
Show threadJorrit van der HeideDec 20

@bramwithaar Ja zeker! Wel achter glas helaas, en maar aan één zijde van het gebouw effectief.

Misschien kunnen we de @Radboud_uni vragen ons een plekje op het dak te geven om een antenne te plaatsen?

Show threadJorrit van der HeideDec 19
@jorijn binnen helaas!
Jorrit van der HeideDec 18
De #meshcore repeater die we sinds vorige week bij #iHub hebben staan op de 19 etage van het Erasmusgebouw op de Radboud Universiteit lijkt het goed te doen. We kunnen hiermee vanuit Nijmegen in één hop met Den Bosch en Utrecht verbinden!
Jorrit van der HeideDec 12

Helpful article on the risk of bypassing disk encryption on systems with automatic TPM2 unlock

https://oddlama.org/blog/bypassing-disk-encryption-with-tpm2-unlock

#TPM #TPM2

Bypassing disk encryption on systems with automatic TPM2 unlock | oddlama's blog

oddlama's personal web page and blog

Jorrit van der HeideDec 6
European News 🇪🇺Nov 20

The EU wants to kill cookie banners by moving consent to your browser

The EU wants to end cookie pop-ups by letting users set their consent once in their browser. If passed, websites will have to respect those choices.

https://www.simpleanalytics.com/blog/the-eu-wants-to-kill-cookie-banners-by-moving-consent-to-your-browser

The EU wants to kill cookie banners by moving consent to your browser

The EU wants to end annoying cookie pop-ups by letting users set their consent once in their browser. If passed, websites will have to respect those choices.