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12 days ago

That makes sense.

12 days ago

Reading that a bus driver was attacked in Rotterdam in an overflowing bus, which is awful, one shouldn't attack a bus driver. And the first thing that always pops into my mind when I heard about incidents like this is: What sent the attacker over the edge?Was it like I recently experienced that a man was shouted at by a driver for entering the bus with an open container and when the man went to throw it away the bus drove offOr maybe it was like the woman who was helping someone get a buggy into the bus, and the bus driver closed the door on them multiple times and started shouting at the woman that that wasn't an entrance, although it's clearly an entrance for people with buggiesOr like the man standing drenched in the pouring rain whose card wasn't accepted by the machine and didn't have a different way to pay the fare and was told to get off the busPerhaps it like the man who got into the bus and was shouted at by the driver that they weren't allowed to enter the bus as the doors were closing, and was forced, by transport police, to get off at the next stopIt could have been like the people who were told that they were entering by the wrong door and to walk to the front, and when they did the driver closed the doors and drove offAnd, maybe it was just completely random…

12 days ago

The EU blocked mass scanning of messages, but the fight is far from over. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/04/eu-parliament-blocks-mass-scanning-our-chats-whats-next

12 days ago

I can relate.

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American consumers deserve the assurance that the devices they use, whether routers or other connected smart home devices, are built to withstand attacks that put themselves and others at risk, no matter where they are manufactured. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/04/banning-new-foreign-routers-mistargets-products-fix-real-problem

12 days ago

That sucks.

12 days ago

Engineers, time to lock in. The post-quantum readiness timeline has moved up in light of new research, and the new deadline is only 33 months away. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/04/yikes-encryptions-y2k-moment-coming-years-early

12 days ago

We made a comic about jaguars.

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“Discord is in the business of making money by selling their users’ personal data,” EFF's Samantha Baldwin told @arstechnica. “They are implementing ‘age verification’ to meet regulatory compliance and to collect more data about their customers, not protect children.” https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/04/dad-stuck-in-support-nightmare-after-teen-lied-about-age-on-discord/

12 days ago

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12 days ago

When i see videos of former US Generals saying that what members of the current US administration are doing are war crimes. And that service members should wonder what war crimes they might be involved inI always wonder which war crimes these Generals were involved in covering up, because, honestly, we all know service members under their command commited war crimes, which they had swept under the rugThis is a subtoot

12 days ago

Historians were extremely disappointed to learn this.

12 days ago

Sorry Kentucky.

12 days ago

That makes sense.

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He paid through online banking, the seller said: No, no, no. And forced him to take cash backRestaurant Food Only 20₹/- Hardworking Mother & Son Sell Tandoori Roti @IndianFoodExplorerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGM1OsVvjwg

12 days ago

stegodon is vibecoded? I saw CLAUD.md file in the github repository

12 days ago

This happened to one of my uncles.