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Planning your week? Cory Doctorow’s #booktalk on ENSHITTIFICATION is your chance to learn who broke the internet & how we can fix it.
The concept became the 2023 Word of the Year & was cited as inspiration for the 2025 season of Black Mirror. Co-hosted with @AuthorsAlliance.
📆 Friday, Nov 21st
🕙 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET
📍 Online
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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All bangers all the time
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Gladiator 2: Gladiatorer
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Fireside chat about the Fediverse and so much more
Thank you @firesidefedihttps://cubicgarden.com/2025/11/20/fireside-chat-about-the-fediverse/
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Now we're cooking. Redesigned the sprite bank to start with one sprite and allow adding an arbitrary number of additional sprites.
Next up...animation? I've been putting it off because it's scary. I guess I still need to fix save/load to deal with multiple sprites, also.
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As a reminder if you are looking for a alternative web browser not controlled by AI cultists,
has various ways to set up a recurring donation!
I am not involved with Servo, and I don't know for a fact they will never let you down. What I can tell you is they
- Rejected a plan to allow AI contributions
- Allow gender-neutral pronouns in documentation¹
- Are designed from word go for embeddability, meaning they will always be easier to fork than Firefox or Chromium.
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Ice crystals in the sun ❄️
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One aspect of this I can't stop thinking about is the example and precedent set by this administration when Musk took over and started joining all these federal databases that had previously been kept separate for about 100+ reasons over time.
Kind of secondary to those alarming developments was the fact that all of the safeguards we put in place to ensure Security 101 things like "need to know access" and audibility were just tossed out the window, and really haven't been observed by this administration since. It's as if the entirety of what they teach you in Security 101, 201, 301, etc, is just a suggestion.
Also, where THE FUCK did this data go? Who has it? How can anyone be sure who does? Is it still being used? How will it be used going forward?
