Julien Deswaef @xuv@merveilles.town

> whoami.filippo.io, the #SSH server that knows who you are

https://twitter.com/FiloSottile/status/1229093553269362689

#security

If we're friends in real life but you're wondering why I don't follow you online

absolute fuck https://www.reuters.com/article/us-google-privacy-eu-exclusive/exclusive-google-users-in-uk-to-lose-eu-data-protection-sources-idUSKBN20D2M3?__twitter_impression=true

Since I created Moa I’ve struggled with the idea of supporting absentee fediverse users. I’m considering changing things so that you’ve got to post to your masto account every so often to keep the account active. Maybe track last toot and tweet dates and if they get too far apart then disable. This would prevent punishing legit infrequent posters.

First test just to check if it's OK to leave Twitter.

View from the moon

En vrai démarrer windows de temps en temps est une bonne manière de se réconcilier avec Linux

And that's how the cyber will get you

Not sure if this has already done the rounds but I just saw this nice paper and demo of a #cyberpunk looking bracelet that blasts out ultrasound that will disable Echo, Siri, etc. voice assistant and other spies microphones:
http://sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu/jammer/

@hangar_org streaming en directe per aquí https://youtu.be/P8fCvIq6TSk

Algorave a les 20:00 a @hangar_org dins el VIU. Deixeu-ho tot ara mateix i cap a Hangar

I'm beginning to think Google is a great company to watch for new business ideas. When they launch some new service take note of reactions and begin planning your own entry in the exact same space. Get your business plan together and aim to launch in 18 months when Google will inevitably kill their product, leaving a vacuum.

Here are some candy hearts written by the neural net GPT-2. It's one of the most powerful text-generating neural nets out there, but I don't think it really knows what is expected of a candy heart.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/190825122292/this-time-i-didnt-train-a-neural-net-to-generate