arstechnica, to random
@arstechnica@mastodon.social avatar

NASA and Boeing are getting comfortable launching Starliner with a known leak

Fixing the helium leak would likely delay the Starliner crew test flight several months.

https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/05/nasa-and-boeing-are-getting-comfortable-launching-starliner-with-a-known-leak/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social

samhainnight,
@samhainnight@mstdn.social avatar

@arstechnica remembers the Challenger and thinks about Boeing's current track record

Howsabout we delay the launch, fix the problem, and not risk an avoidable tragedy?

FLOZz, to random French
@FLOZz@mastodon.social avatar

Je visite un site web, je scroll un peu, et PAF !

« Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information). »

Vous vous souvenez de l'époque où les sites web étaient de simples pages HTML envoyées par un serveur ? 😓️

Vidéo montrant le bug

jpmens, to random
@jpmens@mastodon.social avatar

The of software; Microsoft's ; etc. etc.

Don't these companies have a bunch of people telling them how shit their products are becoming before they release them into the wild.

I'll volunteer.

jpmens, to random
@jpmens@mastodon.social avatar

The of Signal continues at full speed

camilo, to internet Spanish
@camilo@paquita.masto.host avatar

"Internet solía ser una gran biblioteca, ahora es un enorme centro comercial".

Leído en un comentario anónimo.

stb, to random
@stb@chaos.social avatar

Running your own mail server can be fun, and it is important for an open Internet. But it can also be quite challenging: securing your server, filtering out spam, and having your mail accepted by others is complicated. To get better at it and help others, I'm getting "Run Your Own Mailserver" https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mwlucas/run-your-own-mail-server/ from @mwl, an accomplished writer.

wese,
@wese@chaos.social avatar

@stb running a Mailserver is a big opportunity for learning!

Did it professionally, then setup my own stack, now using MailCow and it does an amazing job.

Currently in progress of moving all my accounts away from Gmail, which is very tedious.

If anything, people should always use their own domain! Or you will susceptible to and a hard road to get away from. @pluralistic makes this point very well.

blabberlicious, to meta
@blabberlicious@toot.community avatar

Meta said in a statement: “This feature aims to strike the balance between protecting people from seeing nude images and educating them about the risks of sharing them, while not preventing or interrupting people’s important conversations.”

Translation:
Emperor fires tailor, after fitting session revelations.


https://www.theguardian.com/technology/article/2024/may/16/meta-rescinds-job-offer-human-trafficking-expert

simoncox, to random
@simoncox@seocommunity.social avatar

Hmmm, @cloudflare are depreciating auto minify in August because of dropping amount of usage - “since minification is included in most modern web development frameworks.”

So my carefully crafted hand built sites on Cloudflare will be slightly slower because they don’t use a ‘modern web development framework’.

Hyperlynx, to OpenAI
@Hyperlynx@aus.social avatar

Just came up with a new analogy I'm rather proud of: LLMs are digital compost heaps. They decompose whatever you hurl in and turn it into artificial excrement.

Also I'm moving from StackExchange to Codidact. If I'm going to do any more unpaid labour it's going to be for a not-for-profit, rather than a for-profit company. Feeding that work into a digital compost heap is the push I needed.

https://software.codidact.com/

Julianoe, to random French
@Julianoe@mastodon.xyz avatar

Une idée de traduction de autre que ? Je réfléchis à un mot moins lourd, pour un titre d'article 🤔

jomo, (edited ) to Youtube
@jomo@mstdn.io avatar

YouTube search results are crap, as you probably know.

TIL you can simply add a dummy filter such as before:2030 to your search query and it will remove all the unrelated clickbait videos.

whitefish, to random German
@whitefish@corteximplant.com avatar

why does HP forces me to create an account for scanning with my local scanner? Will abandon those HP sw crap.

morandi, to random
@morandi@hachyderm.io avatar

Anyone been on Flickr lately?

When scrolling, you are forced regularly to wait five seconds to look at ads, but no ads are displayed.

Pointless ?

Or perhaps it’s an exquisite piece of design fiction that creates these moments of silence when we remember the death of everything good in the world.

cc @pluralistic

hankg, to fediverse

Sorry, I had to procrastinate more by making a detailed sampling of the Facebook timeline shiteousness. I understated it. Scrolling through 102 postsafter a refresh the breakdown was: 3 from my follows, 79 "suggestions",19 ads, 1 reels item (this time just once but often that comes up multiple times). Worse, posts from my follows only occured in the first 10. The suggestions started off not bad but then got horrible. Ads were universally garbage. Thank god for the fediverse!

hankg, to rant

If Apple starts sending all my fucking search, messages, photos, files, etc. data to Google or OpenAI I'm done with them. They are my compromise platform because I hate adding to the Google/Facebook style data reseller big tech data lakes. I honestly don't know what the alternative will be at that point besides having to hobble my experience with /e/os, LineageOS, whatever, self hosting services, etc. and try to figure out a work around for banking apps. Motherfuckers! This is so enraging. I have a feeling I better start getting my ducks in a row to depart their ecosystem sooner rather than later. macrumors.com/2024/04/26/apple…

stefan, to windows
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online avatar

Between Windows 11 "reportedly display[ing] a watermark if your PC does not support AI requirements" [1] and cramming ads into the Start menu [2], I'm really not looking forward to having to update next year [3].

1: https://www.tomshardware.com/software/operating-systems/windows-11-will-reportedly-display-a-watermark-if-your-pc-does-not-support-ai-requirements
2: https://www.cnet.com/tech/who-wants-ads-in-their-windows-11-start-menu-heres-how-to-turn-them-off/
3: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/end-of-support

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