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David Revoy

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The new feature nobody wanted

#webcomic #krita #miniFantasyTheater

A comic in four panels:

Panel 1. A dark and mystical laboratory, with shelves lined with dusty jars of oddities and strange artifacts, a dark witch, dressed in tattered black robes, is tired, her desk scattered with parchment and strange devices. She looks frustrated and confused. On a perch near to the desk stands a colorful mechanical parrot that contrast with everything.
> Witch: Of course, we wanted crows, and the university gave us this...

Panel 2. Close-up on the parrot speaking cheerfully:
> Parrot: :sparkle emoji: Greetings. I am a conversational Avian Intelligence model, developed by OpenMagic to assist you with your spells.
> Parrot: What can I help with?

Panel 3. The witch's face looks at the mechanical bird with annoyance.
> Witch: "Shut up, you... thing."

Panel 4. The parrot continues. The witch now have her face against the desk.
> Parrot: ":sparkle emoji: I apologize, but I won't engage in conversations with hurtful language. Can I assist you with something else?"

#minifantasytheater #krita #webcomic

Redhotcyber

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Il Consiglio Supremo di Difesa Italiano discute sulla minacce ibride e digitali in Italia e Europa

📌 Link all'articolo : redhotcyber.com/post/il-consig…

Il Consiglio Supremo di Difesa, si è riunito recentemente al Quirinale sotto la guida del Presidente Sergio Mattarella, ha posto al centro della discussione l'evoluzione delle minacce ibride e digitali che investono l'Italia e l'Europa. La guerra in #Ucraina resta lo scenario da cui originano molte delle tensioni che ricadono anche sul dominio cyber, con Mosca che continua a utilizzare #strumenti tecnologici e informativi come leve strategiche per destabilizzare i Paesi occidentali.

A cura di Redazione RHC

#redhotcyber #news #cyberattacchi #difesa #europa #guerraucraina #innovazione #minacceibride #russia #sicurezzacibernetica #tecnologiamilitare #ucraina #war #cybersecurity

Il Consiglio Supremo di Difesa Italiano discute sulla minacce ibride e digitali in Italia e Europa

Il Consiglio Supremo di Difesa discute le minacce ibride e digitali in Italia e Europa, con focus su Ucraina, Russia e sicurezza cyber.

^{Redazione RHC (Red Hot Cyber)}

#redhotcyber #cybersecurity #russia #ucraina #News #europa #war #innovazione #guerraucraina #difesa #strumenti #cyberattacchi #minacceibride #sicurezzacibernetica #TecnologiaMilitare

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Since 2022, the #EU paid russia $142B more for energy/oil than it gave #Ukraine in aid ($215B), called a "disgrace" by Sweden’s FM. EU urged to boost Ukraine support, use frozen russian assets, and pressure moscow.

united24media.com/latest-news/…

EU Has Sent Russia $142 Billion More Than It Has Given Ukraine, Sweden Warns

The EU's aid to Ukraine falls short compared to its $358 billion imports from Russia, prompting calls for increased support and pressure on Moscow.

^{Vlad Litnarovych (UNITED24 Media)}

#ukraine #eu

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Трамп хочет, чтобы Германия возглавила НАТО — The Telegraph

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

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Eyewitnesses captured on video a targeted strike by a russian Kh-101 cruise missile on a residential apartment building in Ternopil.

Despite this, the russian media cynically claim that the impact was allegedly caused by Ukrainian air defense missiles.

militarnyi.com/en/news/russia-…

Russia Used Kh-101 Missile to Hit a High-Rise Building in Ternopil - Militarnyi

Eyewitnesses captured on video a targeted strike by a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile on a residential apartment building in Ternopil.

^{Safronov Taras (Militarnyi)}

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Auschwitz Memorial

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Auschwitz Memorial
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20 November 1887 | A Polish Jew, Wolf Kirschenbaum, was born in Wola Ranizowska. A farmer.

In #Auschwitz from 22 October 1941.
No. 21897
He perished in the camp on 28 October 1941.
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Online lesson about Jewish prisoners at KL Auschwitz: lekcja.auschwitz.org/29_zydzi_…

Eduexe Course

^{lekcja.auschwitz.org}

#auschwitz

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Литва возобновила работу пунктов пропуска на границе с Беларусью, — БелТА.

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Кая Каллас заявила, что план Трампа по Украине не предусматривает никаких уступок со стороны России.

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Bloomberg сообщает, что «план Трампа» по Украине предполагает снятие санкций с России.

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США запропонували віддати Донеччину та Луганщину "в оренду" рф, пише The Telegraph із посиланням на джерела.

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Ще +890 російських окупантів вчора відправились до пекла.

Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

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putin's Dead End

There seems to be no number of losses that vladimir putin is not willing to accept to achieve his 'insane dream of Ukraine's complete capitulation' reports Paul Niland, from Kyiv

BYLINE SUPPLEMENT, Substack 📎

open.substack.com/pub/bylinesu…

Putin's Dead End

There seems to be no number of losses that Vladimir Putin is not willing to accept to achieve his 'insane dream of Ukraine's complete capitulation' reports Paul Niland, from Kyiv

^{Paul Niland (Byline Supplement)}

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

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On this World Children's Day, we're forced to ask what kind of world our children are stepping into.

For too many Ukrainian boys and girls, russia's war of aggression is the only reality they have known.

Changing that reality begins with the decisions we make today.

MFA Ukraine / Instagram

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Duduzile Zuma, daughter of ex-South African President Jacob Zuma, allegedly lured 20 young men from South Africa/Botswana to russia, promising bodyguard training. Instead, they ended up on Ukraine’s frontlines, signing russian military contracts. Families lost contact

euromaidanpress.com/2025/11/20…

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

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Explosions were reported in #Dnipro city

Source: liveuamap.com/en/2025/20-novem…

Explosions were reported in Dnipro city Dnipro - Ukraine Interactive map - Ukraine Latest news on live map - liveuamap.com

Explosions were reported in Dnipro city. Live Universal Awareness Map Liveuamap is a leading independent global news and information site dedicated to factual reporting of a variety of important topics including conflicts, human rights issues, protes…

^{Ukraine Interactive map - Ukraine Latest news on live map - liveuamap.com}

#dnipro

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Hanse Mina

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China imported a record 1.299 million metric tons of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) in September, according to Chinese customs data released Thursday.

That total marked a roughly 73% increase from September 2024.

themoscowtimes.com/2025/11/20/…

#Ukraine #Russia #China

China Imports Record Volume of Russian LNG in September

^{The Moscow Times}

#ukraine #russia #china

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China is mobilizing civilian ships for potential use in a Taiwan invasion. Recent drills tracked by Reuters show these vessels practicing rapid troop and equipment landings, suggesting China is refining concrete invasion plans.

reuters.com/graphics/USA-CHINA…

#Ukraine #Russia #China #Taiwan

Shadow navy: How China's civilian fleet could be a potent weapon in a Taiwan invasion

A Reuters visual investigation of China's annual naval exercises off the Chinese coast opposite Taiwan shows how Beijing's "shadow navy" of civilian ships is training to help in a mass landing of troops and materiel on the island.

^{Allison Martell (Reuters)}

#ukraine #russia #china #taiwan

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On the Kostyantynivka axis, operators from the Phoenix Unmanned Systems Regiment took out a rare and valuable target: a PPRU-1 Ovod mobile air defence command post used to control systems like Strela-10. Two trucks and four Russian troops were also hit.

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Video of the pursuit of a Russian Kh-101 missile by a Ukrainian F-16 from the 117th Aviation Wing of the Ukrainian Air Force during yesterday's missile attack.

t.me/AIRTEAM_UA/2230

#Ukraine #Russia #F16

A.I.R.T.E.A.M_UA🇺🇦

Відео переслідування російської ракети Х-101 українським F-16 зі складу 107-го авіаційного крила Повітряних Сил України під час учорашньої ракетної атаки. A.I.R.T.E.A.M_UA🇺🇦

^Telegram

#ukraine #russia #f16

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Bloomberg says the EU is preparing a new sanctions package against Russia’s shadow tanker fleet, targeting those who keep it running. The aim is to further cut Moscow’s oil revenues that fuel the war. These measures are expected to be part of the EU’s 20th sanctions package.

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Unmanned Systems Forces confirm a deep strike on one of Russia’s largest refineries in Ryazan. Operators from the 1st USF Center, working with GUR, hit secondary processing units, causing explosions and a fire. The plant handles 17 million tons of oil a year and supports Russia’s war effort.

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War doesn’t just devastate societies—it leaves lasting scars on the environment.
Later today, the team at the Conflict and Environment Observatory joins us to discuss the hidden ecological costs of conflict, demonstrating how open-source data can lead to accountability. Join us live at 5pm CET/11am EST on the link below👇 discord.gg/4W8uaZzJ?event=1440…

Join the Bellingcat Discord Server!

Come hang out with open source research enthusiasts, share knowledge and experiences, and learn lots! | 37695 members

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Ukraine has brought back 1,000 bodies that Russia claims, are those of Ukrainian service personnel. Repatriation measures took place on 20 November.

t.me/Koord_shtab/16325

#Ukraine #Russia

Координаційний штаб з питань поводження з військовополоненими

‼️Сьогодні відбулися репатріаційні заходи. В Україну повернуто 1000 тіл, які за твердженням російської сторони належать українським військовослужбовцям.

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#ukraine #russia

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Ukraine’s General Staff confirms a new strike on the Ryazan oil refinery, one of Russia’s largest, hitting secondary processing units and causing a fire. The plant produces major fuel types and around 840,000 tonnes of jet fuel a year for Russia’s air force. Additional hits were recorded on concentrations of Russian personnel in occupied Donetsk.

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Sweden’s foreign minister says EU imports from Russia have exceeded support for Ukraine by 124 billion euros since the full scale invasion. Europe gave Ukraine 187 billion, but imported Russian oil, gas and other goods worth 311 billion. She calls it a disgrace and says there can be no serious peace talks unless Europe boosts support for Ukraine and pressure on Russia, starting with frozen Russian assets.

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Ukraine is demanding nearly 44 billion dollars from Russia for climate damage caused by the war, Reuters reports. Kyiv says the invasion has produced around 237 million tonnes of extra CO2, from fuel use, destroyed industry and wartime fires. It’s the first claim of its kind. Moscow has offered no comment.

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Ukraine’s F-16s have already carried out more than 300 strikes on Russian ground targets, according to the Air Force. Since arriving in August 2024, they’ve been hitting equipment, command posts, drone hubs, ammo depots and logistics routes using precision GBU-39 SDBs and JDAM-ER kits. They have also intercepted over 1,300 Russian missiles and drones since entering service.

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20 November 1936 | Czech Jewish girl Hana Brocková was born.

She was deported to #Auschwitz from #Theresienstadt ghetto on 28 October 1944. She was murdered in a gas chamber after the selection.
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A short video showing the ruins of gas chamber and crematorium III: youtube.com/shorts/ipQmBPAlJQ8

Vintage black and white portrait of a young girl with curly hair looking directly at the camera.

Ruins of gas chamber and crematorium III at Auschwitz II-Birkenau | #Auschwitz #history #Holocaust

The crematorium, located on the ground level, was designed by the Topf und Söhne company from Erfurt and was equipped with five 3-muffle ovens connected to o...

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#auschwitz #theresienstadt

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Additional footage of a Ukrainian F-16 pursuing a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile during yesterday's attack.

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Reuters reports Europeans are pushing back hard against the US backed plan that would force Ukraine to give up more land and accept limits on its military. France says peace cannot mean capitulation, while Poland insists the victim cannot be restricted from defending itself. As US generals arrive in Kyiv, Europe makes clear that Ukraine and its allies must be part of any deal.

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Ukrainian F-16 chasing an Russian Kh-Type cruise missile.

It paraphrases once more why it was a good move to deliver the F-16.

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A brief history of #Russia patriotism 2022-2025

Russian patriots and Z-propagandists on the payroll of Yulia Vityazeva and Armen Gasparyan drove Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Murza to suicide.
Then Russian patriot and Russian officer Colonel Puzik sent Russian patriots and Russian officers Ernest and Goodwin to be slaughtered and disposed of for exposing Russian patriots and Z-volunteers on the channel Katya Valya for stealing humanitarian aid collected by Russian patriots for other Russian patriots.
Then Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Vladimir Solovyov achieved recognition of Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Roman Alekhin as a foreign agent.
Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Sergei Zagatin (Iney channel) exposed Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Tatyana Montyan for stealing donations that Russian patriots had donated to Russian patriots, and Russian patriot and Z propagandist Tatyana Montyan were added to Rosfinmonitoring’s list of terrorists and extremists, and a criminal

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A brief history of #Russia patriotism 2022-2025

Russian patriots and Z-propagandists on the payroll of Yulia Vityazeva and Armen Gasparyan drove Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Murza to suicide.
Then Russian patriot and Russian officer Colonel Puzik sent Russian patriots and Russian officers Ernest and Goodwin to be slaughtered and disposed of for exposing Russian patriots and Z-volunteers on the channel Katya Valya for stealing humanitarian aid collected by Russian patriots for other Russian patriots.
Then Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Vladimir Solovyov achieved recognition of Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Roman Alekhin as a foreign agent.
Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Sergei Zagatin (Iney channel) exposed Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Tatyana Montyan for stealing donations that Russian patriots had donated to Russian patriots, and Russian patriot and Z propagandist Tatyana Montyan were added to Rosfinmonitoring’s list of terrorists and extremists, and a criminal case was opened.
Russian patriot and z-propagandist Vladimir Soloviev, together with Russian patriots and z-propagandists from the TG channel ‘Okhranota v Vatniky’ accused Russian patriot and z-propagandist Grubnik of not being sufficiently patriotic and simultaneously attacked Russian hero and z-patriot Apti Aronich Alautdinov.
In response, Russian patriot and Hero of Russia Apti Alautdinov organised the detention by Centre E and a fine for discrediting the Russian army of Russian patriots and Z-propagandists from the Telegram channel ‘Okhranota v Vatniky’ (Security in Vatkini), and threatened the rest of the Russian patriots and Z-propagandists with mass arrests if the Russian patriots and Z-propagandists did not delete the incorrect posts from their Telegram channels and apologise. Russian patriot and Z-propagandist Ilya Remeslo understood the full weight of his guilt and went on video to apologise to Russian patriots and Z-propagandists Alautdinov, Grubnik and Aida.

I would personally add all the “patriots and heroes of Russia” who killed other “patriots and heroes of Russia” in Donbas, such as Alexander Bednov “Batman” or Igor Mangushev “Bereg”.

Original in Russian: t.me/nuchekotiki/488

Ну че, котятки? 🙀

Русские патриоты и z-пропагандисты на зарплате Юлия Витязева и Армен Гаспарян довели до самоубийства русского патриота и z-пропагандиста мурза.

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#russia

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🇵🇱 #Poland has asked #Belarus to extradite two Ukrainian citizens accused of carrying out railway sabotage on behalf of #Russia, the Polish foreign ministry said on Thursday.

reuters.com/world/poland-reque…

#russia #belarus #poland

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🇺🇦 #Ukraine received 1,000 bodies of what #Russia says are fallen Ukrainian servicemen, Kyiv's prisoner-of-war coordination centre said on Thursday.

reuters.com/business/aerospace…

#ukraine #russia

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🇪🇺 European countries pushed back on Thursday against a U.S.-backed 'peace plan' for #Ukraine that sources said would require Kyiv to give up more land and partially disarm, conditions long seen by Ukraine's allies as tantamount to capitulation.

reuters.com/world/europe/europ…

#europe #usa

#ukraine #europe #usa

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The Kremlin says it has nothing to add beyond what was stated in Anchorage, with Peskov claiming there are no actual US Russia consultations on "the situation" in Ukraine, only "contacts." He also says no meeting with US military officials is on Putin’s schedule.

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The International Atomic Energy Agency says overnight Russian strikes forced four of nine operating reactors across Ukraine to reduce output after losing high voltage connections at Khmelnytskyi, Rivne and South Ukraine.

Deliberate Russian nuclear terror.

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European countries pushed back on Thursday against a U.S.-backed peace plan for Ukraine that sources said would require Kyiv to give up more land and partially disarm, conditions long seen by Ukraine's allies as tantamount to capitulation.

reuters.com/world/europe/europ…

#Ukraine #Russia #US #EU

#ukraine #russia #us #eu

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The Economist reveals the US Russia plan given to Zelensky is essentially a capitulation demand. Drafted by Witkoff and Dmitriev without Ukraine, it calls for a 40 percent cut to Ukraine’s army with no corresponding cut on the Russian side, more territorial losses, bans on long range weapons, no foreign troops, restored Kremlin linked institutions and even restrictions on diplomatic flights. Zelensky is set to meet US generals today, who will try to push this proposal.

A non-starter.

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Ukraine has received 1,000 bodies repatriated from Russia, which Moscow claims belong to fallen Ukrainian soldiers, according to the Coordination Headquarters.

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#MastoAiuto

Ciao! Sapete per caso come si fa a scaricare un album da Youtube (non una playlist) in modo da avere file separati e non dover separare le canzoni a mano con Audacity?

Esempio completamente random di quello che intendo: youtube.com/watch?v=PyNj9xxiA2…

Bonus points se si riesce perfino ad avere i metadati corretti.

Grazie!!!!

Scritta azzurra HELP su sfondo giallo con l'icona in nero di un coniglietto che spunta con la testa da una tana

Deftones - Private Music (Full Album)

The wait is over. Deftones are back with their highly anticipated tenth studio album, "private music." Marking their first new music since 2020's acclaimed O...

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#mastoaiuto

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@Zambunny

yt-dlp --split-chapters ...

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A (horrible) alternate reality, inspired by yesterday.

#Cloudflare #Teletext #TeletextArt #Art

Teletext mockup/art inspired by yesterday's Cloudflare outage.

P100 Teletext 100 Nov18 14:00:13

Internal server error
Visit Cloudflare on p799 for more info.
2025-11-18 14:00:13 UTC

Pixel art of a TV with bunny-ear aerial with a green tick, a TV transmitter with a red tick, and a PC with a green tick.

You, TV: Working
London, Cloudflare: Error
Teletext, Host: Working

What happened?
There is an internal error on Cloudflare's network.

What can I do?
Please try again in a few minutes.

Cloudflare Index

#art #cloudflare #teletext #teletextart

George Takei 🏳️‍🌈🖖🏽

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Stop the slop.

A tweet from “Mara @wydmara” says: “Can we have this button fuckng everywhere.”
Below is a tweet from “lumi @dainlou” saying: “can we have this button on Pinterest plz,” with an image of a toggle switch labeled “Exclude AI,” switched to the “on” position.

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The Wayback Machine, openlibrary.org, and some other archive.org functions are offline because some network gear has failed.

We apologize and are working on it. More as it happens.

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Eternidade Stealer: WhatsApp-Enabled banking trojan sophistication
#CyberSecurity
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Eternidade Stealer: WhatsApp-Enabled banking trojan sophistication - Secure Bulletin

The Trustwave SpiderLabs team has unearthed a particularly unsettling piece of malware – Eternidade Stealer – that’s raising serious questions about the security practices surrounding WhatsApp and the increasingly complex techniques employed by cyber…

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#cybersecurity

Fabio Ned

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Fabio Ned
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Il Lago Maggiore è bello anche d'inverno nelle giornate uggiose
#photography #landscape #paesaggiInvernali

#photography #landscape #paesaggiinvernali

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Mating Cycles: Engineering Connectors to Last

If you take a look around you, chances are pretty good that within a few seconds, your eyes will fall on some kind of electrical connector. In this day and age, it’s as likely as not to be a USB connector, given their ubiquity as the charger of choice for everything from phones to flashlights. But there are plenty of other connectors, from mains outlets in the wall to Ethernet connectors, and if you’re anything like us, you’ve got a bench full of DuPonts, banana plugs, BNCs, SMAs, and all the rest of the alphabet soup of connectors.

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Mating Cycles: Engineering Connectors to Last

Given their propensity for failure and their general reputation as a necessary evil in electrical designs, it may seem controversial to say that all connectors are engineered to last. But it’s true; they’re engineered to last, but only for as long as necessary. Some are built for only a few cycles of mating, while others are built for the long haul. Either way, connectors are a great case study in engineering compromise, one that loops physics, chemistry, and materials science into the process.

A Tale of Two Connectors

While there’s a bewildering number of connectors available today, most have at least a few things in common. Generally, connectors consist of one or more electrically conductive elements held in position by an insulating body of some sort, one that can mechanically attach to another body containing more conductive elements. When the two connectors are attached, the conductive elements come into physical contact with each other, completing the circuit and providing a low-resistance path for current to flow. The bodies also have to be able to separate from each other when the connections need to be broken.
This Molex connector is only engineered for a few mating cycles over its useful life. By Barcex – Self-published work, CC BY-SA 2.5.
For as simple as that sounds, a lot of engineering goes into making connectors that are suitable for the job at hand. The intended use of a connector dictates a lot about how it’s designed, and in terms of connector durability, looking at the extremes can be instructive. On one end of the scale, we might have something like a Molex connector on a wiring harness in a dishwasher. Under ideal circumstances, a connector like that only needs to be used once, in the factory during assembly. If the future owner of the appliance is unlucky, that connector might go through one or two more mating cycles if the machine needs to be serviced at some point. Either way, the connector is only going to be subjected to low single-digit mating cycles, and should be designed accordingly
A USB-C connector, on the other hand, is designed for 10,000 mating cycles. By Tomato86 – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0.
On the other end of the mating-cycle spectrum would be something like the USB-C connector on a cell phone. Assuming the user will charge the phone once a day, the connector might have to endure many thousands of mating cycles over the useful life of the phone. Such a connector has a completely different use case from a connector like that Molex, and very different design constraints. But the basic job — bringing two conductors into close contact to complete a low-resistance circuit, and allow the circuits to be broken only under the right circumstances — is the same for both.

But what exactly do we mean by “close contact”? It might seem obvious — conductors in each half of the connector have to touch each other. But keeping those conductors in contact is the real trick, especially in challenging environments such as under the hood of a car or inside a CNC machine, where vibration, dust, and liquid intrusion can all come together to force those contacts apart and break the circuit while it’s still in use.

esseeWhy Be Normal?

To keep contacts together, engineers rely on one of the simplest mechanisms of all: springs. In most connectors, the contacts themselves are the sprung elements, although there are connectors where force is applied to the contacts with separate springs. In either case, the force generated by the spring pushes the contacts together firmly enough to ensure that they stay connected. This is the normal force, called so because the force is exerted perpendicular to the plane of contact when the connector is mated.

Traditionally, normal force in connector engineering is expressed in grams, which seems like an affront to the SI system, where force is expressed in Newtons. But fear not — “grams” does not refer to the mass of a contact, but rather is shorthand for “gram-force,” the force applied by one gram of mass in a one g gravitational field. So, an “80 gram” contact is really exerting 0.784 N of normal force. But that’s a bit clunky, especially when most connectors have normal forces that are a fraction of a Newton. So it ends up being easier to refer to the grams part of the equation and just assume the acceleration component.

The amount of normal force exerted by the contacts is a critical factor in connector design, and has to be properly scaled for the job. If the force is too low, it may increase the resistance of the circuit or even result in intermittent open circuits. If the force is too high, the connector could be difficult to mate and unmate, or the contacts could wear out from excess friction.

Since the contacts themselves are usually the springs as well as the conductors, getting the normal force right, as well as ensuring the contacts are highly conductive, is largely an exercise in materials science. While pure copper is an excellent conductor, it is not elastic enough to provide the proper normal force. So, most connectors use one of two related copper alloys for their contacts: phosphor bronze, or beryllium copper. Both are excellent electrical and thermal conductors, and both are strong and springy, but there are significant differences between the two that make them suitable for different types of connectors.

As the name implies, phosphor bronze is an alloy of phosphorus and bronze, which itself is an alloy of copper and tin. To make phosphor bronze, about 0.03% phosphorus is added to pure molten copper. Any oxygen dissolved in the copper reacts with the phosphorus, making phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅), which can be easily removed during refining. About 2% tin is added along with about 10% zinc and 2% iron to make the final alloy, which is easily cast into sheets or coil stock.

While far superior to pure copper or non-phosphor bronze for use in contacts, phosphor bronze is, at best, a compromise material. It’s good enough in almost all categories — strength, elasticity, conductivity, wear resistance — but not really great in any of them. It’s the “Jack of all trades, master of none” of the electrical contact world, which, coupled with its easy workability and low cost, makes it the metal of choice for the contacts in commodity connectors. If a manufacturer is making a million copies of a connector, especially ones that are cheap enough that nobody will cry too much if they have to be replaced, chances are good that they’ll choose phosphor bronze. It’s also the alloy most likely to be used for connectors intended for low mating-cycle applications, like the aforementioned dishwasher Molex.

For more mission-critical contacts, a different alloy is generally called for: beryllium copper. Also known as spring copper, beryllium copper contains up to about 3% beryllium, but for electrical uses, it’s usually around 0.7% with a little cobalt and nickel added in. Beryllium copper is everything that phosphor bronze is, and more. It’s stronger and springier, it’s a far better electrical conductor, and it also has a better ability to withstand creep under load. Also known as stress relaxation, creep under load is the tendency for a spring to lose its strength over time, which reduces its normal force. Phosphor bronze has pretty good stress relaxation resistance, but when it heats up past around 125°C, it starts to lose spring force — not ideal for high-power applications. Beryllium copper is easily able to withstand 150°C or more, making it a better choice for power connectors.

Beryllium copper also has a higher elastic modulus than phosphor bronze, which makes it easier to create small contacts that still have enough normal force to maintain good contact. Smaller is better when it comes to modern high-density connectors, so you’ll often see beryllium copper used in fine-pitch connectors. It also has better fatigue life and tends to maintain normal force over repeated mating cycles, making it desirable for connectors that specify cycle lives in the thousands. But just because it’s desirable doesn’t make it a shoo-in — beryllium copper is at least three times more expensive than phosphor bronze. That means it’s usually reserved for connectors that can justify the added expense.

Noble Is Only Skin Deep

No matter what the base metal is for connector contacts, chances are good that the finished contact will have some sort of plated finish. Plating is important because it protects the base metal from oxidation, as well as increasing the wear resistance of contacts and improving their electrical conductivity. Plating metals fall into two broad categories: noble (principally gold, with silver used sometimes for high-power connectors, as well as palladium, but only very rarely) and non-noble platings.

Noble metal finishes are quite common in high-density connectors, RF applications, and high-speed digital circuits, as well as high-reliability applications and connectors that are expected to have high mating cycles. But at the risk of stating the obvious, gold is expensive, so it’s used only on connectors that really need it. And even then, it’s very rare that the entire contact is plated. While that would be incredibly expensive — gold is currently pushing $4,000 an ounce — the real reason is that gold isn’t particularly solderable. So generally, selective plating is used to deposit gold only on the mating surfaces of contacts, with the tail of the contact plated in a non-noble metal to improve solderability.

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Among the non-noble finishes, tin and tin alloys are the first choice. Aside from its excellent solderability, tin alloys do a great job at protecting the base metal from corrosion. However, the tin plating itself begins to oxidize almost immediately after it’s applied. This would seem to be a problem, but it’s easily addressed by using more spring force in the contacts to break through the oxide layer to fresh tin. Tin-plated contacts typically specify normal forces of 100 grams or more, while noble metal contacts can get by with 30 grams or less. Also, tin contacts require much thicker plating than noble metal finishes. Tin is generally specified for commodity connectors and anywhere the number of mating cycles is likely to be low.

Don’t You Fret

Although corrosion is obviously something to be avoided, the real enemy when it comes to connector durability is metal-on-metal contact. The spring pressure between contacts unavoidably digs into the plating, and while that’s actually desirable in tin-plated contacts, too much of a good thing is bad. Digging past the plating into the base metal marks the end of the road for many connectors, as the base metal’s relatively lower conductivity increases the resistance of the connection, potentially leading to intermittent connections and even overheating. Again, noble metals perform better in this regard, at least in the long run, as their lower normal force reduces friction and results in a longer-lived contact.

There’s another metallurgical phenomenon that can wreak havoc on connectors: fretting. Fretting is caused by tiny movements of the contacts against each other, on the order of 10^-7 meters, generally in response to low-g vibrations but also as a result of thermal expansion and contraction. Fretting damage occurs when the force of micromotions between contacts exceeds the normal force exerted between them. This leads to one contact sliding over the other by a tiny amount, digging a trench through the plating metal. In tin-plated contacts, this exposes fresh tin, which oxidizes instantly, forming an insulating surface. Further micromotions expose more fresh tin, which leads to more oxides. Eventually the connection fails due to high resistance. Fretting is insidious because it happens even without a lot of mating cycles; all it takes is a little vibration and some time. And those are the enemies of all connectors.

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare
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Tanti auguri Windows! 40 anni di storia dei sistemi operativi e non sentirli

Esattamente 40 anni fa, il 20 novembre 1985, Microsoft rilasciò Windows 1.0, la prima versione di Windows, che tentò di trasformare l’allora personal computer da una macchina con una monotona riga di comando in un sistema con finestre, icone e controllo tramite mouse.

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Tanti auguri Windows! 40 anni di storia dei sistemi operativi e non sentirli

Si tratta della messa a terra di alcune delle più grandi innovazioni del nostro tempo, ideata dal genio di Duglas Engelbart e dell’“oN-Line System”, il sistema progettato negli anni sessanta che introduceva un sistema operativo a finestre connesso ad un mouse, presentati nella storica “mother of all demos” del 9 dicembre del 1968.
Schermata di caricamento di Windows 1.0
Per il pubblico di oggi, questo sembra scontato (o sconosciuto) ma a metà degli anni ’80, l’idea stessa di un’interfaccia grafica sul PC IBM di massa era praticamente rivoluzionaria.

Tecnicamente, Windows 1.0 non era un sistema operativo completo. Era una sovrapposizione grafica su MS-DOS , una shell a 16 bit chiamata MS-DOS Executive che si sovrapponeva al sistema esistente e consentiva l’esecuzione di programmi in modalità finestra.

La prima versione fu rilasciata solo negli Stati Uniti; aggiornamenti ed edizioni internazionali seguirono in seguito, e il pacchetto costava circa 99 dollari, una cifra considerevole all’epoca.
Desktop di Windows 1.0, dove si possono vedere le finestre non modificabili nella loro dimensione
L’interfaccia appariva insolita persino per gli standard degli anni ’80. In Windows 1.0, le finestre non potevano essere sovrapposte liberamente: erano rigorosamente affiancate sullo schermo. L’utente controllava il sistema principalmente con il mouse, selezionando le voci di menu e trascinando gli elementi, sebbene i menu stessi funzionassero in modo strano e richiedessero di tenere premuto il pulsante del mouse.

Ma anche allora, Microsoft stava già definendo i principi che in seguito si sarebbero evoluti nel modello desktop che conosciamo.

Windows 1.0 includeva una suite di applicazioni sorprendentemente riconoscibili ancora oggi. Agli utenti venivano offerti Paintbrush, l’antenato dell’odierno Paint, Blocco note, l’editor di testo Write, Calcolatrice, un orologio, un terminale, il database di schede Cardfile, gli appunti e un gestore di stampa. Queste applicazioni consentivano agli utenti di prendere semplici appunti, disegnare semplici grafici, stampare documenti ed eseguire più programmi contemporaneamente, sebbene con un multitasking molto limitato.

I requisiti hardware al momento del rilascio erano considerati piuttosto elevati. Per eseguire Windows 1.0 era necessario un processore Intel 8086 o 8088, almeno 256 kilobyte di RAM, una scheda grafica e due unità floppy disk a doppia faccia o un disco rigido. Molti recensori si sono lamentati del notevole rallentamento del sistema durante l’esecuzione di più applicazioni, soprattutto se il computer disponeva di una memoria inferiore ai 512 kilobyte consigliati. In confronto, l’attuale minimo di 4 gigabyte per Windows 11 sembra quasi un balzo in avanti.

Windows 1.0 ricevette un’accoglienza tiepida dal mercato. I critici ne notarono l’interfaccia lenta, la scarsa compatibilità con i programmi DOS esistenti e il numero limitato di applicazioni scritte specificamente per Windows. Rispetto ai sistemi grafici Apple già disponibili, il prodotto Microsoft appariva rudimentale e alcuni recensori paragonarono le sue prestazioni su un PC con 512 kilobyte di RAM a “melassa versata nell’Artico”, alludendo alla sua incredibile lentezza.
Desktop di Windows 2.0
Tuttavia, Microsoft non abbandonò l’idea. Nel giro di un paio d’anni, l’azienda rilasciò diversi aggiornamenti di Windows 1.x con supporto per nuovo hardware e layout di tastiera europei, per poi introdurre Windows 2.0 e il particolarmente riuscito Windows 3.0.

Queste versioni, da sole, resero l’interfaccia grafica dei PC IBM uno standard di fatto del settore e gettarono le basi per il vasto ecosistema software a cui ci siamo abituati negli anni ’90.
Desktop di Windows 3.0
Oggi, Windows 1.0 è ormai da tempo diventato un reperto da museo: emulatori del sistema vengono lanciati per nostalgia e curiosità, e la stessa Microsoft occasionalmente ricorda la sua prima interfaccia grafica attraverso Easter egg e progetti a tema, come la divertente app per Windows 1.11 basata sulla serie TV Stranger Things.

Ma molte idee e persino alcuni programmi di quell’epoca sono sopravvissuti fino a oggi, e il 40° anniversario ci ricorda quanto rapidamente siano cambiati sia i computer che la nostra comprensione di cosa dovrebbe essere un’interfaccia intuitiva in una sola generazione .

L'articolo Tanti auguri Windows! 40 anni di storia dei sistemi operativi e non sentirli proviene da Red Hot Cyber.

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Tanti auguri Windows! 40 anni di storia dei sistemi operativi e non sentirli

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#redhotcyber #news #windows #microsoft #storiainformatica #sistemoperativo #userfriendly #pc #rslagodicomando #shell #icona #mouse #windows10 #informatica

Tanti auguri Windows! 40 anni di storia dei sistemi operativi e non sentirli

Windows 1.0, la prima versione del sistema operativo Microsoft, fu rilasciata il 20 novembre 1985. Scopri la sua storia e il suo impatto sul mondo dei computer.

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#microsoft #redhotcyber #News #informatica #windows #mouse #pc #shell #windows10 #userfriendly #storiainformatica #sistemoperativo #rslagodicomando #icona

Alex Vega Díaz

2 mesi fa • •

Alex Vega Díaz
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Hola amigos de Mastodon, cómo están???? Espero que se encuentren bien, iniciamos con mucho ánimo este día Jueves. Ojalá cada uno de ustedes puedan aprovechar al máximo esta jornada. Saludos.🤗🤗🤗🤗

Antonella Ferrari

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Antonella Ferrari
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E’ ora di sciogliere Casa Pound in base alla Legge Anselmi. Da Torino via alla petizione

@Giornalismo e disordine informativo
articolo21.org/2025/11/e-ora-d…
CasaPound va sciolta usando la Legge Anselmi, n. 17 del 1982, ed i suoi beni vanno confiscati. Il libro di

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare

2 mesi fa • •

Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare
2 mesi fa • •

Fuga di dati WhatsApp, perché è giusto preoccuparsi

@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Un gruppo di ricerca austriaco ha documentato il comportamento anomalo della struttura di WhatsApp che si occupa di verificare se un numero appartiene o no a un utente dell'applicazione. Per farlo è riuscita ad estrarre oltre 3 miliardi di account con relativi dettagli. Falla chiusa ma il rischio c'è

@Informatica (Italy e non Italy)

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

2 mesi fa • •

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦
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Poland is joining the PURL initiative to buy US weapons for Ukraine and will contribute 100 million dollars, the Polish Foreign Ministry confirmed.

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

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NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦
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Ukrainian officials believe the timing of the 'peace plan' proposal, coming right as the Energoatom corruption scandal unfolded, is no coincidence. NBC News reports they see it as Russia trying to exploit what it hopes is a moment of weakened Ukrainian leadership.

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

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NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦
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EU's Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas says Ukraine and European states must be involved in shaping any plan to end the war. She hints at the latest US peace proposal, stressing that Europe has always backed a just and lasting peace and that no plan can work without Ukrainians and Europeans at the table.

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

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NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦
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A Ukrainian F-16 tries to chase down a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile during the Russian air attack yesterday.

Ragnar Bjartur Gudmundsson

2 mesi fa • •

Ragnar Bjartur Gudmundsson
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⚡️ WAR IN UKRAINE & RUSSIA — NOV 20, 2025 (2/2)

...
■ Drone losses above average, but land-based equipment remains below it
■ Overnight attacks: triple-digit, all drones; interception rate could be better
■ Considerable MLRS strikes; only two 🇺🇦 strikes reported

📈 See dashboard for full data:
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Dashboard on the War in Ukraine & Russia

Looker Studio turns your data into informative dashboards and reports that are easy to read, easy to share, and fully customizable.

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Ragnar Bjartur Gudmundsson

2 mesi fa • •

Ragnar Bjartur Gudmundsson
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⚡️ WAR IN UKRAINE & RUSSIA — NOV 20, 2025 (1/2)

■ Current weather conditions are drone-friendly
■ Engagements above the 7-day average, casualties below it
■ Officer death batch: +51 (5.3 per day since start)
■ Visually confirmed batch: 22 🇷🇺 : 38 🇺🇦 — 0.9× in the last 30 days
■ ...

📈 See dashboard for full data:
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Dashboard on the War in Ukraine & Russia

Looker Studio turns your data into informative dashboards and reports that are easy to read, easy to share, and fully customizable.

^{Looker Studio}

Auschwitz Memorial

2 mesi fa • •

Auschwitz Memorial
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20 November 1923 | A Polish woman, Janina Szyda, was born in Częstochowa.

In #Auschwitz from 19 January 1943.
No. 29970
She perished in the camp on 11 March 1943.
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Women at Auschwitz

Lesson: lekcja.auschwitz.org/2022_kobi…
Podcast: youtu.be/ijTxtbNlJO8

"On Auschwitz" (44): Women at Auschwitz

The Auschwitz camp was established in June 1940 for male prisoners. The first groups of women were incarcerated by the Germans more than a year and a half la...

^YouTube

#auschwitz

Russia-Ukraine Daily News

2 mesi fa • •

Russia-Ukraine Daily News
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🇲🇱 The military junta in Mali, heavily backed by Russian mercenaries, is on the verge of losing power.

theins.press/en/politics/28699…

#russia #africa

Gasoline coup: Al-Qaeda is threatening to seize Putin’s gold mines in Mali

The military junta in Mali, heavily backed by Russian mercenaries, is on the verge of losing power. Al-Qaeda-affiliated jihadists, operating in a Mad Max style, have effectively cut the capital, Bamako, off from the rest of the country by blocking de…

^{Karyna Olykova (The Insider)}

#russia #Africa

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

2 mesi fa • •

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦
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The Hill reports that Congress was blindsided by Trump’s secret 28 point Ukraine plan, learning details mostly from the media. Lawmakers in both parties, including Trump allies like Lindsey Graham, are alarmed, calling the proposal heavily pro Russian and crafted without Congress or full Ukrainian involvement.

CF Bolz-Tereick

2 mesi fa • •

CF Bolz-Tereick
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'Needy Programs'

tonsky.me/blog/needy-programs/

'ls is a good program. ls is a tool. It does what I need it to do and stays quiet otherwise. [...]

At the other end of the spectrum, we have services. Programs that constantly update. Programs that have news, that “keep you informed”.
[...] Programs that want you to think about them. Programs that think they are entitled to a part of your attention. “Pick me” programs.
And you know what? Fuck these programs. Give me back my computer.'

Needy Programs

We used to use software; now software started to use us

^tonsky.me

Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare
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Cyber attacco ad Almaviva, tutti i dettagli

@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Pesante attacco hacker ai sistemi di Almaviva. Che cosa si sa

L'articolo proviene dalla sezione #Cybersecurity di #StartMag la testata diretta da Michele #Arnese
startmag.it/cybersecurity/cybe…

#cybersecurity #StartMag #Arnese @Informatica (Italy e non Italy)

filipa mv

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filipa mv
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After the recent Rubygems drama, I felt anxious, and trapped, frustrated that I can’t escape evil people trying to dominate my life.

I found myself grieving, and mourning the future I grew up thinking we would have; but also feeling hope, that it’s not too late to stop enabling these people, and start choosing kindness.

I wrote about these feelings. Join me in building a better future:

okayfail.com/2025/in-praise-of…

In Praise of dhh

A reflection on Ruby's past, present, and future.

^okayfail.com

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CF Bolz-Tereick

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I love this essay a lot, thanks so much for writing it 💝

Catalin Cimpanu

2 mesi fa • •

Catalin Cimpanu
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Blockchain investigator ZachXBT has published a report on how the APT38 (Bluenoroff) group laundered $200 million worth of crypto from 25+ hacks to fiat between 2020 and 2023.

paragraph.com/@investigations/…

How Lazarus Group laundered $200M from 25+ crypto hacks to fiat from 2020–2023

Table of contents1). Introduction 2). CoinBerry, Unibright, & CoinMetro hacks 3). Nexus Mutual founder hack 4). EasyFi hack 5). Bondly hack 6). Unreported hacks 7). MGNR and PolyPlay hacks 8). bZx hack 9). Steadefi and CoinShift hacks 10).

^{Investigations By ZachXBT}

Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦
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General Staff of Armed Forces of #Ukraine confirmed strikes at the oil refinery in ryazan

Source: liveuamap.com/en/2025/20-novem…

General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed strikes at the oil refinery in Ryazan Ryazan - Ukraine Interactive map - Ukraine Latest news on live map - liveuamap.com

General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed strikes at the oil refinery in Ryazan. Live Universal Awareness Map Liveuamap is a leading independent global news and information site dedicated to factual reporting of a variety of important topics…

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Catalin Cimpanu

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Catalin Cimpanu
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There's an unpatched admin auth bypass in the Twonky Server

rapid7.com/blog/post/cve-2025-…

CVE-2025-13315, CVE-2025-13316: Critical Twonky Server Authentication Bypass (NOT FIXED)

Rapid7 has identified two vulnerabilities that facilitate administrator authentication bypass in Twonky Server, a media solution.

^Rapid7

Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare
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Trasferimento dati: il Consiglio d’Europa chiarisce le modalità per eventuali reclami

@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Il Consiglio d’Europa ha adottato una nuova legge tesa ad accelerare la gestione dei reclami transfrontalieri in materia di protezione dati. Le misure intendono semplificare l’iter procedurale, burocratico e amministrativo, rendendo più

@Informatica (Italy e non Italy)

filippodb ⁂

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filippodb ⁂
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Congratulazioni a @ufficiozero Linux per la nuova versione Anna uscita oggi: assolutamente da provare se volete riportare in vita un vecchio laptop!

Sono un felicissimo utilizzatore della versione Lorena, l’unico #Linux che è riuscito a resuscitare il mio glorioso MacBook Pro 2008.
Avevo provato praticamente tutte le distro ma tra le due vecchie GPU Nvidia e il Wi-Fi nessuna riusciva a funzionare davvero bene. Lorena invece ha salvato il laptop dalla discarica! 🥳

🐧 Seguici nel gruppo @linux

#linux @Ufficio Zero Linux @FediLUG Italia - il Linux User Group ufficiale del fediverso

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L'immagine mostra uno screenshot di un desktop di computer con una finestra di terminale in primo piano. Il terminale mostra un output di testo che include caratteri ripetuti ("o" e "c"). Sulla sinistra, una barra laterale mostra un menu di applicazioni suddiviso in categorie: "Favorites", "Recently Used", "All Applications" con sottocategorie come "Archiving", "Development", "Editors", "Graphics" e "Internet". Il desktop ha uno sfondo blu scuro con un logo in basso a sinistra. La barra superiore mostra informazioni sullo stato del sistema, tra cui l'ora (11:41 AM).

Alt-text: L'immagine mostra uno screenshot di un desktop di computer. Una finestra di terminale in primo piano mostra il testo "niclinux-macbookpro51", seguito da righe di output che consistono in una sequenza di "o" e "c". Una barra laterale a sinistra elenca diverse categorie di applicazioni, tra cui "Favorites", "Recently Used", "All Applications" e sottocategorie. Il desktop ha uno sfondo blu scuro. Sulla barra superiore è presente l'indicatore di ora "11:41 AM".

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Ufficio Zero Linux

in reply to filippodb ⁂ • 2 mesi fa • •

grazie mille 😉

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filippodb ⁂

in reply to Ufficio Zero Linux • 2 mesi fa • •

Nemmeno Anna riesce a girare sul MacBook: è proprio Lorena a essere un portento!!
Peccato solo che con neofetch compaia ancora il logo di PCLinux invece di quello di Ufficio Zero…

Un’altra cosa: in tutte le app Devol il link rimanda ancora alla pagina di Ufficio Zero — sarebbe meglio puntare alla pagina dei Devol, che stiamo aggiornando e dove ci sarà anche uno spazio dedicato a Ufficio Zero ;)

Comunque è sempre bello vedere le app dei @devol incluse nelle distro. Graznde lavoro

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Boost Media APS

in reply to filippodb ⁂ • 2 mesi fa • •

@devol mettiamo in calendario le modifiche e magari @adrianomorselli ti scriverà il priv su tg 😉

@Devol ⁂ @Adriano

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Boost Media APS

in reply to filippodb ⁂ • 2 mesi fa • •

@devol lancia un appello per possessori di Mac T2 che abbiamo una versione di Anna pronta per i test

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Ufficio Zero Linux

in reply to filippodb ⁂ • 2 mesi fa • •

@devol @adrianomorselli ecco cosa segnala Filippo 😉

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Adriano

in reply to filippodb ⁂ • 2 mesi fa • •

@devol ho provato intensamente la nostra applicazione servizi e partner, aggregatore Devol & infomaniak, tutti i link portano ai vostri servizi senza passare da una nostra pagina. Se ti spieghi meglio vedo di intervenire.

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Ribby

in reply to filippodb ⁂ • 2 mesi fa • •

😁👍

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@DigiDavidex Hehe, però il mio MacBook è proprio messo male: la batteria è defunta, funziona solo attaccato alla corrente e l’alimentatore originale è rotto (uso quello del MacBook Air 😅).
In più i tasti stanno iniziando a saltare e le ventole grattano… insomma, un rottame.
Ma io non butto mai un laptop: ho ancora in casa gli EeePC a 32 bit del 2007!
Il vero pericolo, semmai, è la mia compagna che ogni tanto sente il bisogno esistenziale di “fare pulizia” 😅

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Valerie Tortolero

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Valerie Tortolero
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De bon matin, une moustache
#partageTonCiel #parlafenetre

Un nuage en forme de moustaches, au soleil levant

#partagetonciel #parlafenetre

Yaku 🐗

2 mesi fa • •

Yaku 🐗
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Ok, i vocali (soprattutto se lunghi) sono molto fastidiosi.
Ma volete mettere un vocale lungo con il sottofondo costante del rumore dell'automobile.

Votatemi e renderò illegali i vocali fatti in auto.

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rag. Gustavino Bevilacqua

in reply to pepsy • 2 mesi fa • •

Se sono "comunicazioni vocali" allora sono "le vocali".

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Fabio

in reply to rag. Gustavino Bevilacqua • 2 mesi fa • •

@rag. Gustavino Bevilacqua pero' poi puoi usare solo "a e i o u" "eeee ao ... oo i iao ... aio.."

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

2 mesi fa • •

Eugene McParland 🇺🇦
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A leaked US 28-point peace plan proposes russia keeps Donbas by paying #Ukraine a "rental fee," while Ukraine demilitarizes and scales back forces.

Kyiv, not involved in drafting, calls it a "kremlin fantasy." Western allies dismiss the plan, calling it unrealistic and exploitative.

kyivpost.com/post/64601

#ukraine

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦
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US private equity giant Carlyle Group is said to be in talks to buy sanctioned russian oil producer lukoil’s overseas assets.

tradewindsnews.com/tankers/luk…

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦

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Eugene McParland 🇺🇦
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russian Officer First Ever Named by Ukrainian Prosecutors for Bucha Massacre

yurii vladimirovich kim (Юрий Владимирович Ким) of the 76th Air Assault Division, has been served with a notice of suspicion in connection with 17 killings and four instances of ill-treatment

united24media.com/latest-news/…

Russian Officer First Ever Named by Ukrainian Prosecutors for Bucha Massacre

Ukraine has identified a Russian commander as a suspect in connection with the Bucha civilian killings, indicating progress in accountability efforts.

^{Roman Kohanets (UNITED24 Media)}

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare
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Micro:Bit Gets Pseudo-Polyphonic Sound With Neat Hack

The Micro:bit is a fun microcontroller development platform, designed specifically for educational use. Out of the box, it’s got a pretty basic sound output feature that can play a single note at a time. However, if you’re willing to get a bit tricky, you can do some pseudo-polyphonic stuff as [microbit-noob] explains.

The trick to polyphony in a monophonic world? Rapidly alternating between the different notes you want to be playing at the same time. Do this fast enough and it feels like they’re playing together rather than seperately. [microbit-noob] demonstrates how to implement this with a simple function coded for the Micro:bit. Otherwise, it uses the completely stock sound hardware. However, the IR receiver is added to the device in order to allow

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare

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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare
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Diskette Game Floppy Flopper is Certainly no Flop

There’s a tactile joy to the humble 3.5″ floppy that no USB stick will ever match. It’s not just the way they thunk into place in a well-made drive, the eject button, too, is a tactile experience not to be missed. If you were a child in disk-drive days, you may have popped a disk in-and-out repeatedly just for the fun of it — and if you weren’t a child, and did it anyway, we’re not going to judge. [igor] has come up with a physical game called “Floppy Flopper” that provides an excuse to do just that en masse, and it looks like lots of fun.

It consists of nine working floppy drives in a 3×3 grid, all mounted on a hefty welded-steel frame. Each drive has an RGB LED above it. The name of the game is to swap floppies as quickly as p

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Diskette Game Floppy Flopper is Certainly no Flop

It consists of nine working floppy drives in a 3×3 grid, all mounted on a hefty welded-steel frame. Each drive has an RGB LED above it. The name of the game is to swap floppies as quickly as possible so that the color of the floppy in the drive matches the color flashing above it. Each successful insertion is worth thirteen points, tracked on a lovely matrix display. Each round is faster than the last, until you miss the window or mix up colors in haste. That might make more sense if you watch the demo video below.

[igor] could have easily faked this with NFC tags, as we’ve seen floppy-like interfaces do, or perhaps just use a color sensor. But no, those nine drives are all in working order. In the interest of speed — this is a timed challenge, after all, and we don’t need a PC slowing it down — each floppy is given its own microcontroller. Rather than reading data off the disk, only the disk’s write-protect and density holes are checked. He’s only using R, G, and B for floppy colors, so those four bits are enough. Unfortunately [igor]’s collection of floppies is very professional — lots of black and grey — so he needed to use colored stickers instead of technicolor plastic.

The project is open source, if you happen to have a stack of floppy drives of your own. If you don’t, but still want to play, the area, the Floppy Flopper is being exhibited at RADIONA in Rijeka, Croatia until December 5th 2025. If you happen to be in the neighborhood, it might be worth a trip.

If we had a nickle for every physical game that used a floppy drive, we’d have two nickles just this year. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s kind of neat to see so long after the last diskettes came off the production lines.

youtube.com/embed/wWfkXNIbJLw?…

hackaday.com/2025/11/20/disket…

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