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WWF:s fiskguide är ett stort problem. Nu har fiskguiden från WWF kommit. Den presenteras med hjälp av ett pressmeddelande som innehåller en del rena felaktigheter. De ger sill/strömming i Östersjön såväl som i Bottenhavet rött ljus för påstått överfiske och bristande förvaltning. Det är rena lögnen.

fiske.zaramis.se/2024/12/04/ww…


in reply to no_nothing

Hey, man. Ya know? If, like, weed's a "crime"? Then, hey. Like, woodshop was totally my "gateway drug" fershurr.

Just pass it leftwise, Furd. I mean... It ain't a mic, man. Damn.

You right, you right, tho. Yup. Facts.

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Podman running container limits


I was wondering,
Do you know of a limit on how many rootless conrainers can one run on a linux host?

Running fedora server, I have resources but once I pass about 15 containers podman starts to hang and crash.

I then need to manually delete the storage folder under ~./local/share/... for podman to work again.

It might be related to user ns keep-id flag.



Linux Fu: Audio Network Pipes



in reply to exu

The nixCraft headline is stupid, just because you are running on IPv6 without any NAT doesn't mean your router doesn't block incoming IPv6 traffic to hosts on the network - this is actually the default in 99.9999% of devices.
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Svea hovrätt har dömt domstolshandläggare. Även Svea hovrätt har dömt en tidigare domstolshandläggare för grovt dataintrång, dataintrång av normalgraden och tre fall av brott mot tystnadsplikt. De har däremot i motsats till tingsrätten frikänt henne från ett grovt brott mot tystnadsplikt.

blog.zaramis.se/2024/12/04/sve…



Which keyboard app do you use on your phones? Do you enable clipboard history in it?


I use Gboard, as I'm on Android.

Do you use Gboard or the clipboard feature? Or use a similar feature of an other keyboard app?
Do you use apps like NetGuard or TrackerControl to restrict net access to the keyboard apps?

Have tried some FOSS apps some years ago, but didn't stay on them because, Malayalam(my mother tongue) and the handwriting mode(which is quite good), is not available in most other apps.

I had thought about turning on the clipboard history option and am thinking about the privacy/security aspect behind it. As per Gboard, it remembers history for 1 hour and there seems to be no sync option. So it seems sort-of safe. Thinking about such things since I do copy-paste OTP's.

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Going Back to Class | Workers’ Party of Belgium is defying the trend of leftist movements losing touch with the working class by using community organising to build a Marxist party with mass appeal


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in reply to GlacialTurtle

i wish that the american parties did the same thing without all the astroturfing.
in reply to GlacialTurtle

So, basically they're just calling everyone else out of touch?
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Hamas and Fatah agree to create committee to run postwar Gaza Strip


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/23194489

Bethan McKernan in Jerusalem
Tue 3 Dec 2024 11.12 EST
in reply to Peter Link

They forgot to include Benjamin Netanyahu so no deal! - Israel


Syncthing just released the last version of its Android app


"The reason is a combination of Google making Play publishing something between hard and impossible and no active maintenance. The app saw no significant development for a long time and without Play releases I do no longer see enough benefit and/or have enough motivation to keep up the ongoing maintenance an app requires even without doing much, if any, changes."
in reply to SatyrSack

Yep, there's one called syncthing-fork that's been around quite a while I think, lemme go grab a link

Edit: f-droid.org/packages/com.githu… :)

I haven't followed whether the project has made any comment on the upstream being discontinued, because right now I'm not using it. But if you reading this depend on syncthing, it might be worthwhile to go check, and maybe donate to help them keep it going :)

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in reply to Cris

Seems like it will be around for some time, based on the developers comments

Hi,
Syncthing-Fork is a personal project, originally meant to keep the Android app alive for my friends and family. I've shared this work from the very beginning and will do so when I hit the code for updates. I will primarily do compatibility with the Android phones "we" use here, so that's currently the range from Android 10 to 14. Feature development is currently not on my roadmap. I myself use the app and depend on the availability of Syncthing on the Android platform for my own workflows.
You're welcome to use the releases on F-Droid or my GitHub if you like the fork.
Kind regards,
Catfriend1


Per GitHub

in reply to SatyrSack

I've been using Syncthing-Fork for years. It's better all around because it moves sync conditions to within each sync folder.

So my photos sync immediately (over any network or battery status), but my app config export folder (say my podcast app) only syncs on power and wifi.



Disney’s Snow White | Official Trailer | In Theaters March 21




A Step Towards Full Bluesky Federation? | Self Host a Bluesky Atproto Network


This is the first time I'm seeing a way to host a full Bluesky network, I think. It seems like a big step towards full federation beyond appviews and personal data servers.
in reply to ericjmorey

People here need to realize that 90% of the microbloggers don't give a fuck about decentralization or FOSS. They want something that works and doesn't force them into a ketamine fuled nazi oligarchy delirium. Mastodon doesn't work for normal people. It kind of works if you're a FOSS nerd or some kind of fediverse idealist. (It works for me, because it doesn't drag me into endless flame wars and I'm almost only following FOSS accounts).

My experience with Lemmy is that it is much more functional as in "Reddit replacement". There are of course super few users, but it feels active and engaging (for better or worse). So in theory, maybe it could be a replacement.

But Mastodon has never been a "Twitter replacement". It feels more like a fancy RSS client. Search, feeds and interactions just doesn't work very well.

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in reply to sith



Infinitime 1.15.0 – Ribesrubrum


Almost a year has passed since the last update!

reshared this

in reply to Harald_im_Netz

Time to pull the old PineTime out from under the bed and throw it on the charger. Probably still won’t be usable, but always fun to try new firmware. Thanks for the heads up!
in reply to MaddestMax

The update didn't bring mind-boggling features so far.
But I still like to wear it daylie, but I only need it as a clock, alarm, and notification system, so my needs are already fulfilled.
in reply to Harald_im_Netz

I’m not expecting much. I just wish it would work consistently. I don’t know how many times it’s just decided to crash or turn off or fail to wake. It’s never even been reliable as a simple watch like what you mention. At least not for me. But, it’s been fun to play with for a small fee.
in reply to MaddestMax

Interesting, that the quality differs so much. Mine just works as I expected it to work, and every update is a step to an even more “usable” watch.


A Victory for the Miners



in reply to Garibaldee

I mean, they agreed to a two state solution as well so this doesn’t surprise me.
in reply to Garibaldee

I like how the broke the India-Pakistan ceasfire violations of a year in only a few days.