blit32 @blit32@mastodon.technology

"intel" stands for "involuntary telemetry", right?

Well, That's an upside.

"Also of note: with this leaked data there is a way to take control of every internet-connected MakerBot printer owned by any user in this leak, with users unable to do anything about it."

@thegibson

I recently learned how much software is pre-installed on GitHub Actions workers. I'm a fan of the `setup-xxx` workflow patterns, so I always assumed that the workers were lean. Boy, was I wrong.

https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments/blob/main/images/linux/Ubuntu2004-README.md

We're hiring additional software engineers to join the SecureDrop team!

Full-time, fully remote. Help us protect journalists & whistleblowers by writing free and open source software. Here's what we're looking for:

https://freedom.press/jobs/sr-software-engineers-securedrop/

@GwenfarsGarden These days, I only tend to buy printed copies of books where there's something aesthetically appealing about the physical artefact, or where I can get it 2nd hand / cheaper than ebook. I've still got heaps of paper books that I've acquired over the years to work through, mind.

My local library system has a really good selection of ebooks these days, so I've read a fair amount of stuff in the last year through that too.

Seems like a good day to remind you:

Enable Two-Factor Authentication everywhere.

https://yoursecure.life/episodes/two-factor-authentication.html

In all fairness, this pandemic is as much one of a savage virus as it is one of illiterate people.

Specially drawn for you #nodejs #users

Given the level of technology we have today, if your system does not provide adequate sustenance, accommodation, education, and healthcare for all, it is not because it can’t; it’s because it is designed not to.

The year is 2089 and poverty is completely unknown. At least, the official amazon information screen in everyone's living unit doesn't have an entry for it.

reposting this old meme because I've been mad about it lately