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Mastodon will no longer support Redis Namespaces. The reasons are fully valid. Redis (or, more specifically, Valkey or KeyDB) is lightweight software that is easy to install/manage, so separation is always a good thing.
However, I read that many admins will face problems because they use Redis "in the cloud" and, therefore, have a single instance. Unfortunately, this is also a side effect of the "cloud," meaning the loss of control over your own software.

On FreeBSD, a thin jail with "Redis" takes up very little space and resources.

#OwnYourData – in the long run – always pays off.

github.com/mastodon/mastodon/d…

#Mastodon #SelfHosting #RunBSD #FreeBSD



With the power of AI, you too can take your startup from “fucking around” to “finding out” in as little as two days!

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For the curious, this is the product said person is selling: enrichlead.com

GDPR compliant according to the website homepage 😅



"Our Cartoonists are doing the job our journalists are afraid to"

#Cartoon #Cartoonists #News #Journalists #Media #USPoli #DOGE

Thanks Joosteto
Source: Christopher Weyant.
Here's the full cartoon.

instagram.com/p/DHOUVBbs-2V

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Source: Christopher Weyant.
Here's the full cartoon.

instagram.com/p/DHOUVBbs-2V

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Am Freitag wurde mir die Gallenblase entfernt und direkt davor habe ich mir prompt den Fuß beim Wandern verstaucht. Nun kann ich also 2 Wochen lang nur auf Krücken gehen, mich nicht bücken, nichts heben und nicht lange sitzen. Ein Traum. ✨

Damit ich nicht in grumpiger Depression versinke, weil ich nicht wandern kann, plane ich nun, jeden Tag ein kleines Bastelprojekt zu machen. :3 also, machen wir das beste draus!



Exercises from the watercolour course I started (and abandoned) last year. Although I have no will power to concentrate on precision in the evening, I can’t not notice I’ve improved in understanding - things just make more sense to me. All the same ideas (blending edges with the background, painting shapes not lines) but I “hear” it better this time. Taking long breaks helps, practicing “your thing”, your own way of doing it also helps

#dailysketching #sketchbook #watercoloursketch #mastoart

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It's absolutely worth "going around again", as it were. Each time you know more, you understand more, and thus you do more, of what the teacher is trying to describe. Going to other teachers, online or in person, also helps. Sometimes one teacher just phrases it differently, and the it makes sense!



“What was the first thing scientists discovered?” Asks Jacobl, age 9, from Santiago, Panama.

In our latest Curious Kids column, University of Colorado Boulder engineering professor James Byrne discusses this age-old question. buff.ly/12weacW
#curiouskids

in reply to The Conversation U.S.

1st comment: #CuriousKids is a series for children of all ages. Have a question you’d like an expert to answer,? Send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.


Israel’s military launched a new round of deadly strikes in Gaza since the ceasefire agreement with Hamas. It’s the deadliest attack on Gaza in months with hundreds of Palestinians killed.

today.com/video/israeli-airstr…

#news #war #israel #hamas #gaza #genocide #ceasefire




In the year 2000, we celebrated the first Gigawatt of photovoltaics - after more than 40 years of research and implementations. Now, we install that capacity twice a day.


Google is buying Wiz for $32B to beef up in cloud security, sources say

techcrunch.com/2025/03/18/goog…

#news #tech #technology #security #privacy #google #wiz #business



Dammit, we missed Ruth Amos, on TV last night.
Got the series set to record now, so just need to find ep1 on repeat now.

Ruth Amos, inventor and maker, in a new TV show recreating projects from Practical Mechanics magazine.

youtu.be/TRRtyj_sM-0

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@andy_warb yes, that's the one. It's good to see Makers on the TV but it's nowhere near shows like "The Salvager" or "The Great Egg Race"
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I suspect (and dumbing down is often not really the intention I guess) that these types of shows are geared less towards learning and inspiration and more towards entertainment.

That's how I feel about them especially when the directors prefer filming a face talking, or just nodding, instead of the thing that is being done.

But I want to see this show anyway, and before I pass any judgement on it directly.

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Wir sind jetzt im Fediverse. 😀

Und wir starten damit, euch hier tolle #Gesellenstücke (und mehr) zu zeigen.

Los geht´s mit Helenas #gesellenstück:
Flexibel, leicht zu transportieren und Platz für viele Dinge des Alltags - das sind die Faktoren, nach denen Helena ihr Gesellenstück konstruiert hat. Entstanden ist so ihr #möbel aus Esche mit einer harmonischen Lackierung in Blau-Grau.

youtu.be/EBBRorqDQEo

#tischlerin #tischler #schreiner #handwerk #ausbildung #tischlernrw #holz




Finally found a use for a load of circular magnets that were too good for scrap: magnetic toggle clamps for my laser cutter.
They work pretty darn well to keep warped ply flat or to hold a jig in the right place.


Labour are brutally gutting diability benefits while allowing many more to become disabled.

Research shows that roughly 1 in 10 people in UK have Long Covid, with many more to follow.

Each infection carries risk, not only for LC but many other sequelae.

Covid is an *ongoing* mass disabling event.

theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

#Covid #Covid19 #LongCovid

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Thanks! I'm somewhat in the process of reassessing my (currently non-existant) mask wearing habits. I had Covid only once, three year ago and vax regularly. This is a helpful datapoint.
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@schrotie I hope you don't find this rude, but if you see others and are in public ever, unless you are masking regularly, it is highly unlikely you've only had covid once. Asymptomatic infections contribute to upwards of 60% of infections but they are not innocuous and you can still give it to others. At least once or twice a year is what you should expect.


🧩 micro Stamm • 3MF files
➡️ Download 3D print model: cults3d.com/:2827690
💡 Designed by micro_espacio



Even the worst mass extinction had its oases
Plants thrived in present-day China throughout the End-Permian extinction.
arstechnica.com/science/2025/0…

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The hull of the ship Orkan has been put together.
It's so satisfying to finally see her shape. There is still a lot of work to do to complete the longship but we are getting there 😀
#viking #sailingship #sailing #boat #ship #woodworking #toulouse #france


#Nonprofit #ruralartists This webinar sounds useful! Public Transformation is an artist-led org supporting rural and small town art organizations and artistss across the country. They’re doing a legal webinar for those communities about navigating the current shitsscape on 3/20. This is their umbrella org page -
donehere.net/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJ…


People in this career are better at seeing through optical illusions
Becoming an expert in medical image analysis may make you better at spotting illusions.
arstechnica.com/science/2025/0…

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As a European, I can verify this

In fact, the reason it angers a Frenchman so much to be called a frog is because it triggers their inherent philosophical nature to ponder whether or not they themselves exist, to which the answer is always "J’ai besoin d’une cigarette"



Researchers at Harvard Business School and University of Toronto used unique data to quantify the value of open source.

Takeways:

* Supply-side (cost to recreate) is ~$4.15B, but demand-side (value to firms) is $8.8T. Shows massive cost savings & productivity boost from OSS.

* If OSS didn't exist, firms would need to spend an estimated 3.5 times more on software than they currently do. OSS provides a massive, often invisible, productivity boost.

* A tiny fraction of OSS developers create the vast majority of value. Only 5% of developers are responsible for over 96% of the demand-side value

* Firms should not just "free ride" on OSS but actively contribute to the ecosystem, as this is far cheaper than recreating the software themselves.

Source:
hbs.edu/ris/Publication%20File…



Just stumbled upon this, taken last year. A nosy Pine Marten gets up close and personal with a GoPro.


I should be working on a DFG proposal.

But I'm more in the mood for messing about with vacuum pumps.

These were free because our workshop didn't think it was worth repairing them. Motors completely shot, everything seized, chunky oil. I was not yet able to separate the case from the pump...

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@yngmar I mean, we have pumps here from the 1970s that still work, and these are from like the 2010s or so and already totaled... Why.


Farewell Photoshop? Google’s new AI lets you edit images by asking
New AI allows no-skill photo editing, including adding objects and removing watermarks.
arstechnica.com/ai/2025/03/far…
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Let me guess, another piece from the pen of Benj Edwards, the ever-cheerful AI proclaimer...







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@Gordonbp
Unfortunately not .. but @pluralistic just confirmed the talk is very similar to the previously recorded one in Toronto
Post:
craphound.com/news/2025/02/26/…

Video: vimeo.com/event/4945872



AI can't do your job
"By firing #skilledhumanworkers and replacing them with spicy #autocomplete, #Musk is assuming his final form as both the kind of boss who can be conned into replacing you with a defective chatbot and as the fast-talking sales rep who cons your boss. Musk is transforming key #gov functions into high-speed error-generating machines whose human minders are only the payroll to take the fall for the coming tsunami of #robotfuckups."
@pluralistic
pluralistic.net/2025/03/18/asb…
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Canadian actor detained at US border in ‘inhumane conditions’ for nearly two weeks - theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m… "in a single concrete cell with no natural light, fluorescent lights that are never turned off, no mats, no blankets, and limited bathroom facilities.” #boycottamerica #canada



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