Quantum Seed Cannabia Sativia @QuantumHemp@social.cleverlibre.org

Tariq Ramadan est-il un prisonnier politique? https://reseauinternational.net/tariq-ramadan-est-il-un-prisonnier-politique/

I heard I was obligated by law to make this post when it happened

To be more transparent about server blocks, I have decided to follow the example of others and publish a list: https://github.com/Gargron/mastodon.social-misc/blob/master/README.md

That list is now linked from our about page. It also explains how different block severities work.

You might notice that bofa.lol is on the list. It's at the very least a temporary measure because our mods had to deal with a lot of problematic content coming from that place yesterday.

Republicans trying to smear all immigrants https://gnusocial.no/url/1037556

"Among the companies and organizations that were specifically banned were Palantir, Microsoft, Amazon, Northeastern University, Motorola, Dell, UPS, and Johns Hopkins University." https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/8xbynx/major-open-source-project-revokes-access-to-companies-that-work-with-ice

Stocks, Yuan Tumble As Traders Remember China Trade War is Not Over https://quitter.im/url/1324949

#GoodToKnow

How to Hide Sensitive Files in Encrypted Containers on Your Linux System

https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/hide-sensitive-files-encrypted-containers-your-linux-system-0186691/

Moscou renforce sa présence militaire en Syrie http://www.voltairenet.org/article202654.html

TIL #Devops means the developers find out how much of a hack their #sysadmin are. Where previously code has been hidden in nocks and crannies now a shared repo means code is 'out there'.

On the other hand admins get to find out how much of a pedant their devs are when it comes to code standards.

Groove is stored in the heart.

boost if you think work is bullshit

I have a copy of Marcus Aurelius's Meditations on my desk at work. It's got a bunch of underlines in it. Every day, I randomly open the book and think about the underlined phrase that jumps out at me first.

Today's: "Leave other people's mistakes where they lie."

This is, of course, all assuming that the choice you don't agree with is not actual abuse, harassment, directly harmful, dehumanizing behavior, and so on. Don't try to have private conversations with people if it's bad for your safety, mental health, or general wellbeing.

Edit after v good point from @supercres:

Much of building community is about building trust. If you are part of a community & someone makes a choice you do not agree with, try the following:

- have a private conversation
- ask questions
- assume positive intent (but remember that intent ≠ impact)

Public criticism isn't a healthy first step. It's not healthy for individual people, and it's not healthy for communities. Be good to each other.

I secure with 9 factors

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