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Dit is waarom democratie misschien helemaal niet werkt.
https://nos.nl/artikel/2587227-privacywaakhond-waarschuwt-vertrouw-ai-chatbots-niet-als-stemhulp
(Ik weet ook niet wat dan wel)
Rain is fine. Riding in the dark is fine. Traffic jams are fine.
Combining the three though, really takes the fun out driving a #motorcycle.
It's that time of the year again, unfortunately.
Where people work, stuff breaks. It happens. It will keep happening.
There are multi-zone deployments for a reason, folks. If you can't afford downtime, don't put everything in one place.
Already seeing the train of thought "should we host everything at Big Tech?" moving at full speed, chugging along.
Upgraded to iOS 26.1 beta 1. It turned out to be quite unstable, so I had to wipe everything and start over since the backups were incompatible.
I'm not sure if I'll ever learn hehe.
The new #iterm update now includes a full web browser!
It's a terminal; don't change for the sake of change. It was fine as it was.
Another one for enshittification..
Since vulnerable #npm and #rust tools are scanning for #cryptocurrency wallets on your filesystem, it's advisable to run them inside containers and only expose the necessary files.
Additionally, it's wise to encrypt any cryptocurrency wallets stored on disk to protect private keys from being readable in plaintext.
I have been tempted to put on Christmas music already.
I'm looking for a running vest. It should hold some water and some gels. What's the #running community happy about right now? Please hit me with your suggestions!
Since it's probably still #caturday somewhere, here's my submission of the fluff tiger defying spine science.
I just threw in some Gen-Z words in a casual conversation with my teenager. His brain went in full short circuit mode on the spot.
No cap.
To all the people receiving their new phone today: Enjoy 📱
Bitnami has postponed removing all their community Docker images until September 29th, instead of this Thursday.
However, they have scheduled brownouts to raise awareness.
For those who find this kind of stuff interesting: I did a running lab test to determine my actual heart rate zones.
I ran with a mask on, on a threadmill. I started at 7km/h, and increased with 2km/h every three minutes.
The Garmin zones are determined by %LTHR, as I run with a HR band.
Attached are the differences between the real test, and Garmin's estimated values.