Information theory, signal processing, computer architecture, voice synthesis, video compression… I knew all that stuff.
Dusting off and browsing some readings, assignments and my class notes of twenty years ago (or more) from #college, and I feel amazed, nostalgic, overwhelmed, fascinated and stupid in equal measure. No doubt I was way more intelligent back then, around the turn of the millennium! What have I done?
I refuse to call it #CancelCulture for the same reasons I don't call it #RapeCulture
There Ain't Such Thing As #IT #Security Or Privacy And Even Most Sensitive Systems Are Broken,
exhibit no. 55,912:
> _“Millions of #US military emails have been mistakenly sent to Mali, a Russian ally, because of a minor typing error. Emails intended for the US military's ```.mil``` domain have, for years, been sent to the west African country which ends with the ```.ml``` suffix. Some of the #email reportedly contained sensitive information such as passwords, medical records and the itineraries of top officers.”_
Interesting. Is #KYC really as useless as they say?
https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2023/07/scrap-amc-kyc-laws.html
My instance does!
Did you know? W3C gives developers (and maintains) Validators and Tools including: HTML checker, Link checker, Internationalization checker, EPUB Check, CSS Validator, RDF Validator, RSS Feed Validator and Web Platform tests
https://www.w3.org/developers/tools/
> _“There is an asymmetry between #conservative and #liberal audiences, with a substantial corner of the #news ecosystem consumed exclusively by conservatives; and most #misinformation, as identified by #Meta’s Third-Party Fact-Checking Program, exists within this homogeneously conservative corner, which has no equivalent on the liberal side. […] Most sources of misinformation are favored by conservative audiences. […] Conservative audiences are more exposed to unreliable news.”_
I suspect the clause “as identified by Meta’s Third-Party Fact-Checking Program” is responsible for some meaningful bias here. Still, interesting and probably true.
I agree!
I'm an advocate for liberalism, capitalism, free markets and technology — as vital institutions and values bringing well-being.
At the same time, I criticise consumerism, reckless consumer choices, shallowness, and thoughtless impact on society and the environment — as individual choices and lifestyles.
When you've gotta squeeze the circus gig in between the fanfest and the Caledonian Games
#OldMemesNeverDie
Note to self about #Japanese #language #learning:
* https://jisho.org/
* https://guidetojapanese.org/learn/
* https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/
I love the Shonan Fujisawa campus :)
Unicode no es una tipografía, ni tiene nada que ver con tipografías.
De todas formas, creo que Musk dijo que el logo este de la equis era temporal.
/cc @Shine_McShine
No se puede tener el «copyright» de «X». Nadie puede tener derechos de autor sobre una letra del alfabeto.
Serán marcas comerciales registradas, en todo caso.
¿Cuál es la fuente?
Let me tell you the secret of the "Everything App".
It's real, it's not called X, and it's about 33 years old. It's called a Web Browser.
Despite a decade of walled gardens trying hard to ruin it, you can still do pretty much any task you need on the web.
You can even make websites into apps with Progressive Web Apps (two clicks on WordPress).
The everything app is old, and under siege daily. But it works, it's resilient, and it's magical.
Technologist, Spaniard, male, 42