Mort d’une cycliste en 2025 – Montréal devrait créer un « lien cyclable » sur l’avenue du Parc, conclut une coroner.
Sur l'article, la photo du « die in » de la @MasseCritiqueMTL@jasette.facil.services de septembre dernier.
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Thomas Guyot-Sionnest
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Intéressé par à peu près tout, avec un focus sur la #Technologie, le #LogicielLibre et le #Vélo à l'année longue. Réside au #Québec mais aussi Français. #France
Interested in almost anything with main focus on #Technology, #FreeSoftware and year round #Cycling. Lives in Québec but also French.
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Technologie, Logiciel Libre et Vélo / Technology, Free Software and Cycling
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@cigitalgem @rasterweb @vees Il have to try that receptionist thing! My way of dealing with known scammers so far was to just leave my phone on mute and continue with my work. Most calls I receive don't connect the scammer until I press a key, so I'm certain it's a scam and every second they wait for an answer is a second they're not trying to scam someone else...
RE: @dangillmor@mastodon.social
Si même les véhicules autonomes sont programmés pour violer le code de la sécurité routière, à quoi ça sert d'avoir des véhicules autonomes ?!?
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Au départ c'était pas prévu du tout, je voulais juste une sonnette qui sonne comme ça (vidéo).
Les seules que j'ai trouvé c'est la marque Basil, et celles avec les frais de livraison abordables étaient à pois noirs et blancs... J'ai pas pu résister 😇
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@wdormann @mttaggart THIS!
Save yourself some time and just stream your desktop on Twitch 24/7...
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@ferrix @RueNahcMohr @MLE_online opTocoupler.... But thanks now whenever I read optocoupler I'll think of squids talking in sign language! 🤣
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@blausand@chaos.social @janamarie@mystical.garden @Ember@blobfox.coffee Not quite the same horn though... 😉
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@th@social.v.st @jwz@mastodon.social A post-it note under your keyboard is probably safer than 1pass at this point!
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@MLE_online I'm trained to do Ctrl + Shift + V now, but obviously some antiquated apps I won't name still require multiple shenanigans with the mouse to achieve this 😭.
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@TimWardCam @GossiTheDog good call! 🙂
Enjoy your retirement!
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@TimWardCam @GossiTheDog For some additional context the whole point of downloading every time is so they can track the CVEs, I'm basically mirroring stuff between two systems and every build gets everything for dev, QA and prod. There's a tool to track and block builds and whatnot, but they decided on going a more drastic route.
But the cherry on top was even the latest version still had CVEs, because X (an oss app release) bundles lots of software and apparently just can't keep up themselves.
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@TimWardCam @GossiTheDog For us the deadlines are not so much a problem, we have them but what I work on RN is all internal apps on a secured network, not the risk exposure of online web apps fortunately.
But being told I have to stick to an older version with CVEs because the latest version (which fixes at least one of said CVEs) still has open CVEs is mind blowing. Like, can't we at least make progress!?
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@discatte@digipres.club First game I ever bought (or actually asked my parents to buy, I was pretty young) after playing the demo. I got the reference immediately ❤️
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@dryak @alda @hailey And the last one, it was renamed which made it a bit difficult to find!
- Windows Subsystem for Linux: Networking Overview: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/seth-juarez/windows-subsystem-linux-networking-overview
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- Windows Subsystem for Linux: Process Architecture : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/seth-juarez/windows-subsystem-linux-process-architecture
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@dryak @alda @hailey I could find at least the first video, I will post what I find below.
- Windows Subsystem for Linux: Architectural Overview: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/seth-juarez/windows-subsystem-linux-architectural-overview
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@kawoua Bon je l'avoue, j'ai menti, le site y fonctionne maintenant, mai pas sans avoir foutu un méga bordel à la grandeur de la province... 3 ans après on en parle encore!
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@_elena@mastodon.social clearly the first clover brought you luck 😀
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@EdwinG@mstdn.moimeme.ca great, now that AI has successfully polluted the web it's now filling babies' brains with #aislop.
And of course as they grow up they'll see the same slop everywhere else. We're doomed 😬
#brainrot
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@jackemled@furry.engineer @pretzel@mas.to You know your WiFi router is well tuned once it keeps you warm in the winter! 🤣
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- Windows Subsystem for Linux: Windows and Ubuntu Interoperability: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/seth-juarez/windows-subsystem-linux-windows-ubuntu-interoperability
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@iamada Wait, that last one was crossed with a cat or what?
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@hailey Is this like CoLinux? It was running User Mode Linux as a Windows process on XP, no virtualisation needed. Basically WSL2 way ahead of it's time!
The only caveat is that it relied on both arches having compatible pointer sizes which excluded 64bit, so it was never ported to win7.
On a technical aspect though WSL1 is IMHO even better than it's successor, it's literally implementing POSIX and Linux on the NT microkernel. After all NT was supposed to also run OS/2 and Xenix...
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@kawoua au moins ça pourrait aider les pays du tiers monde qu'on a foutu dans la merde avec la colonisation puis la mondialisation, des vêtements tout neufs pour qu'il puissent nous produire des bébelles inutiles pour encore moin cher 😵💫
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@LilahTovMoon@tech.lgbt TIL what G_d's stands for 😂
I recognized it from this GYBE album but never thought of looking it up before...
https://godspeedyoublackemperor.bandcamp.com/album/g-d-s-pee-at-state-s-end
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@bagder@mastodon.social the thing about OpenSSL is that it would probably win if we grouped all SSL alternatives into one, but there is just one libcurl! 😉
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@kasperd@westergaard.social @bagder@mastodon.social I think the point here is ranking curl installs vs. other software, and curl is typically linked against an SSL Library so that makes the sum of SSL library installs likely greater than curl.
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@soatok@furry.engineer The only issue with this draft is the date. It should be April 1st.
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- Windows Subsystem for Linux - Syscall Translation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/seth-juarez/windows-subsystem-linux-syscall-translation
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@ben AI is the new Ponzi 🫤
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@SmudgeTheInsultCat so basically they want Iranian civilians to die without being blamed for it. How am I not surprised? 🫤
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@mirabilos @hailey They actually fixed it, you can use host networking in recent versions. That matter a lot for me as I prefer using Vcxsrv for the X server. Theirs is broken on non-US keyboards and I don't need 3D. And besides, I've been using X apps long before WSL "supported" them.
IIRC initially we could use the resolver's IP but they locked out down, and then whatever solution caused X apps to randomly disconnect. But I have it 100% stable again. Happy to share my setup when I'm home...
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- Windows Subsystem for Linux: File System: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/seth-juarez/windows-subsystem-linux-file-system
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When your case has no PC speaker... A breadboard and a couple LEDs to see the beeps! 😀
It turns out no my clumsy CPU installation method did not break the motherboard. A DIMM was badly seated and popped out during the CPU replacement process. Rush mobo replacement order cancelled in time...
Who's the idiot that decided a PC speaker was optional?!?!?
And TIL "Speaker Out" is actually a sink, has to connect with +5v...
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@david_chisnall@infosec.exchange Why does this sound familiar? Oh yeah, "Draw 7 red lines..."
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@mushu@social.troll.academy @morl99@hessen.social The problem is that it could give a false sense security. I'm not super familiar with vscode but I bet there are dozens ways of exploiting this, many of which are yet to be known. Blocking it all at once is the safe thing to do.
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@mirabilos @hailey Well, that said WSL1 didn't come without any drawback:
- Slower local file access (files were stored natively on NTFS, even trough a VM Linus on ext4 is faster)
- Cross-os file changes caused weird permission/ACL issues
- Not all Linux ABI / interfaces were implemented (and this is a moving target!)
That last point is important, for ex. Debian Trixie fails on WSL1 because new passwd locking isn't implemented in the NT kernel. New interfaces would require support too.
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@mttaggart@infosec.exchange And they consider find not to be an issue because... they already ported DOS' find to the codebase?? But that's just not the same thing at all!!
@ElenLeFoll It's actually a Commonwealth problem, affects all of Britain's offspring...