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  1. The RSS Universe (toolbox.rss.here.now)mastodon

    2.8k points by @grumpygamer@mastodon.gamedev.place in mastodon.social · 6h ago · 28 mastodon

    Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them. Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds. I've been using and serving RSS since 2005. All the cool kids are doing it. https:// toolbox.rss.here.now/

  3. FYI, Firefox has enabled the "Donate your body to fuel data centers" option to true by default, so if you want to opt-out, make so set this hidden flag to false every browser upda… (infosec.exchange)mastodon

    1.4k points by @catsalad@infosec.exchange in fosstodon.org · 9h ago · 31 mastodon

    FYI, Firefox has enabled the "Donate your body to fuel data centers" option to true by default, so if you want to opt-out, make so set this hidden flag to false every browser update. browser.ml.donateFlesh = false

  7. This WSJ investigation exposes yet more Tether-related corruption at the White House, revealing that they paid Bo Hines' consulting firm millions as he was ensuring the Genius Act… (hachyderm.io)mastodon

    253 points by @molly0xfff in hachyderm.io · 5h ago · 3 mastodon

    This WSJ investigation exposes yet more Tether-related corruption at the White House, revealing that they paid Bo Hines' consulting firm millions as he was ensuring the Genius Act stablecoin law would benefit them. I needed a diagram. https://www. wsj.com/politics/policy/crypto…
    filed under cryptotetheruspoluspolitics

  8. Companies rushed in on AI. Now some are pulling back (theguardian.com)mastodon

    585 points by @amydiehl@mstdn.social in hachyderm.io · 6h ago · 10 mastodon

    Turns out AI can cause more problems than it solves. Cleaning up AI slop is one issue. 36% of AI execs at companies with $1B+ in annual rev reported an AI incident that led to data loss, financial damage, brand damage or operational disruptions. Major companies are now limiting…

  9. Client Challenge (sfgate.com)mastodon

    254 points by @sundogplanets@mastodon.social in fosstodon.org · 7h ago · 21 mastodon

    I fucking hate this company. This is so fucking stupid for so many reasons. https://www. sfgate.com/tech/article/mount- whitney-reflect-orbital-22478878.php

  11. 2026 Midterm Early Voting Shows Democratic Enthusiasm (thinkbigpicture.substack.com)mastodon

    56 points by @georgetakei@universeodon.com in fosstodon.org · 5h ago · 1 mastodon

    Those who would rule without consent rarely announce it. They start by making it harder to vote. This Saturday, No Kings returns with a call to protect our democracy by voting early. And the numbers suggest that even in some of the reddest corners of the country, voters are alre…

  12. Logging took the trees that bears called home. The Haida Nation is building them new dens (cheknews.ca)mastodon

    248 points by @CatherineBabault in mastodon.social · 4h ago · mastodon comments

    Logging took the trees that bears called home. The Haida Nation is building them new dens: https:// cheknews.ca/logging-took-the-t rees-that-bears-called-home-the-haida-nation-is-building-them-new-dens-1352366/ # bears # logging # forestry # HaidaNation # BritishColumbia
    filed under bearsloggingforestryhaidanationbritishcolumbia

  13. Kinda wild that there have been wild protests going on in Albania for months set off by a corrupt Kushner luxury resort project and there has been barely coverage of it here 🇺🇸… (fed.brid.gy)mastodon

    156 points by @thetnholler.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy in mastodon.social · 3h ago · 1 mastodon

    Kinda wild that there have been wild protests going on in Albania for months set off by a corrupt Kushner luxury resort project and there has been barely coverage of it here 🇺🇸 and Trump never gets asked about it.

  15. And finally... after so many years, Steam is finally going to be a 64-bit only app. That should end years of dependence on 32-bit i686 libraries. Users would no longer need to mai… (mastodon.social)mastodon

    45 points by @itsfoss@mastodon.social in fosstodon.org · 2h ago · 3 mastodon

    And finally... after so many years, Steam is finally going to be a 64-bit only app. That should end years of dependence on 32-bit i686 libraries. Users would no longer need to maintain a 32-bit system library stack just to run the client. In beta, for now.