Andrea Pappacoda

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@postmarketOS this seems pretty wild especially considering that one of the exploits made possible by CrackArmor make use of one of sudo's functionality which has nothing to do with it being written in C, and would be present also in a Rust port.

It may be true that Linux ports of doas may be receiving less attention, but its undeniable that this is also because, well, they just don't require as much maintenance. And, in any case, backporting fixes by OpenBSD is way easier than having to deal with the mess that sudo will inevitably cause again at some point in the future.

@Foxboron "not copyrightable" doesn't sound like "public domain", but more like "you cannot claim your copyright on it, and cannot slap a license on it". Is that what you mean?

Each dot in this picture is a Nazi-fascist massacre in Italy that happened between 1943 and 1945.

This is the result of a project that lasted years, summarized by the Atlante delle Stragi Nazifasciste https://www.straginazifasciste.it/

6000 of them, the whole peninsula is covered in red. Almost every village from Naples to Bozen has at least a monument to keep the memory of the massacred alive.

Note that this doesn’t include battlefield or other warfare acts. Only acts of violence against the civilian population. Which resulted in more than 24,000 deaths in two years. More than 33 civilians killed every day.

This is the memory that is worth keeping alive now that the world is again sleepwalking towards those horrors.

This is why even a bulwark of liberalism like Popper said that freedom of speech and action doesn’t apply to fascists.

This is why grandsons of partisans keep repeating that the only good fascist is a dead one, and that violence against them should not only be tolerated but encouraged.

This is why we keep repeating that you can’t just talk or vote fascism out - it never leaves without a lot of blood.

And then those filthy pigs also dare to play the part of the victims when we invoke violence against them.

And then they keep repeating stale (and utterly false) refrains like “but Mussolini also did some good things”.

@daniel what? UnifiedPush provides push notifications to Matrix, but how is Conversations connected?

@ariadne @andrew_shadura

hey all! i'm a bit confused, maybe I can't see the post andrew replied to? and i just underwent shoulder surgery, so i can only use my left arm - typing is hence annoying, sorry for the typos.

yeah i do co-maintain pkgconf when i have time because i care about it. i also packaged u-config because i thought that it was a nice little thinghy and i like alterantives.

note that u-condig in debian does not provide pkg-config, so there's really no reason to remove it. it's just a leaf package for people who want to experiment with it.

i saw that its author has been harsh towarads you, and that sucks. i still decided to package it, as i found it cool at the time.

i have seen some of the great progress of pkgconf lately. thanks for that! i think that the existance of other things in the debian archive should not be stopping you :)

this took really long to type :')

@daniel cool! I wouldn't call this a Signal vulnerability (I think no data is actually leaked), but nice heads up! There's really no reason to use a library for this, especially if the library is part of (dumpster) firebase

@thomholwerda have you looked into using XLST for this? You could both use it to transform the page into HTML, and also leave it referenced in the feed file itself so that browsers which support it, when navigating to the feed address, will automatically convert the XML to HTML themselves.

I find it pretty sweet!

Pixelfed == Vegan meat
@tychotithonus isn't it the same as regular password managers from those companies, where passwords are actually hard/impossible to remember?

@moonglum @modal while you're at it: please consider using Atom instead of RSS :->

And, if you're still reading: also consider supporting WebSub, it makes web feeds really really really much more better! It's just a matter of a couple of link-rel stuff, plus pinging the hub when you publish stuff.

WebSub drastically reduces the amount of energy consumed by web feeds, as it makes polling obsolete and reduces the overload on the publishing servers