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@sil

I agree, it is also common to need to sign up to a website simply to buy 1 product, perhaps as a one off. It does put people off doing so, as it is an extra layer of faff just to buy something, yet another uid / password to create, another set of details that can be stolen during cyber hacks, and a whole host of other things.

I just want to buy a product.

@Fyrd @sil

Websites if done properly should be able to display on any device or screen size and adjust content accordingly. So a normal web browser is all that is needed.

Perhaps this is what they mean, you can visit the website rather than downloading an App to do what you can also do on the website.

@incitatus @evelynefoerster

Surely there is a bit of both both, while we are liberated by mobiles we are still subject to tracking, at the mercy of updates, or lack of updates etc. Neither Apple or Google are free (as in freedom) we can't just open the hood and fix the software or fix the hardware.

“We notice you are using an ad blocker…”

Yes, and I notice you are using a few dozen trackers. Turn off the trackers and I will look at your ads. Until then, we are at an impass.

@br00t4c

They will do what they always do, head in to denial and try and shift the focus on to the fact they held Uxbridge. Just looked at the bbc news, Tories suffered huge loses yesterday (20th July)

Of course we are now heading in to their summer recess so may not be an opportunity for Kier Starmer to question the PM on this, in which case the PM has a few weeks to come up with an answer.

Hey folks, a quick announcement: we’re not going to keep doing the monthly Small is Beautiful streams going forward.

Instead, I’ll be doing impromptu streams and releasing recordings of new features, etc., as I add them to Kitten, Domain, etc., and Laura might join me for some of those.

We’re both very busy so we’re trying to make the best use of our time.

You can find previous recordings at: small-tech.org/videos/

💕

#SmallTech #SmallWeb #SmallIsBeautiful

@skinwalkerpenelope@glasgow.social

Thanks and I am good, just sorting out my CV as I work with a supply agency and need help to revamp by profile so i stand out more to employers.

HOW TO SURVIVE THE HEATWAVE:
1. Stay hydrated.
2. Have an ice cream cone.
3. Dismantle the fossil fuel industry which is literally burning the planet for the short term profit of a vanishingly small capitalist class.
4. Wear loose clothing.

@renwillis

One only has to follow a few BIPOC folk on here to see the racist hostility toward #BlackMastodon

It's completely unacceptable and white people should call it out every time they witness it.

@BlackAzizAnansi

It's been about a week since this happened so I'm probably cool-headed enough to talk about it. First a little background info.

A sales person from Offensive Security (offsec.com/) has been trying to reach out to me for days. First by work email, which I ignored, then through my personal LinkedIn account, which I also ignored.

Then, last week, my son texts me and says, "some guy called me looking for you." I told him I was your son and he said he would try to email. I know that absolutely no one in my professional circle has my son's personal cell number, so I asked him to send me the number that called him.

I call the number back and it's the sales guy from Offensive Security. I immediately asked him how he got my son's number and found out it was part of a ZoomInfo (zoominfo.com/) record for me. I told him to immediately delete any record he has with my son's information.

I then let him know in no uncertain terms that his company was using some shady data gathering practices if they had my son's cell number and because of that I will personally never do business with OffSec again. I also made it clear that he should never reach out to me again.

Even though I hold the #OSCP and #OSCE certifications and even though they were a career changer for me and for my colleagues, I will no longer do business with their company.

#OffSec #OffensiveSecurity

🚨NEWS: Amid record-breaking heat, Republicans are introducing legislation to block any president from declaring a climate emergency.

Fossil fuel donors funneled more than $5 million to the bill sponsors — and some of the lawmakers are oil/gas investors. levernews.com/new-gop-bill-wou

@skinwalkerpenelope@glasgow.social

I am in South Devon so happy to boost and connect.

"Nevada Northern No. 93 is a 2-8-0 "Consolidation" type steam locomotive built by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) in 1909 for the American Smelters Securities Co. to haul ore trains on the Nevada Northern Railway." (Ely, Nevada, 10/4/2019.)

#Train #Railroad #Steam #History #Photography #LinuxPhotography #Darktable

@DamnInteresting

Yeah, i have read about this too, seems like a good theory for the creation of the 95 percent of the matter we can't see.

LibreTranslate is Free and Open-Source Self-hosted Machine Translation

Webpage showing a left-side box with text in it, and on the right-side a box with translated text LibreTranslate is a machine translation API which is entirely self-hosted. This software lets you use open source machine translation in your projects. It uses Argos Translate for its translation engine. It supports quite a few […]

gadgeteer.co.za/libretranslate squeet.me/display/962c3e10-205

This is a fair snapshot:

“'The Fediverse community has been jolted into motion—due to fear and loathing of Meta, and also excitement...There are furious meetings. Grants being applied for. Pull requests. Pushes for better security, better user experience. Better everything.'...others just want Meta out."

wired.com/story/metas-threads-

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