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Please boost? My son & d-i-l in #Houston found a #LostDog under my son’s truck. Spring Branch / Rollingwood area. Male, looks like a Husky / shepherd mix? Very smart, very affectionate, well socialized, good on a leash, loves toys. Is currently sprawled across my d-i-l’s lap on the sofa. Misses his ppl, we’re sure, so pls spread the word. #DogsOfMastodon




I am thrilled to be joining @ozoned on #FiresideFedi in a few minutes from now! Live stream here -> stream.firesidefedi.live/


The First Berserker: Khazan blends strong offensive and defensive combat systems with anime flair in a brutal and engrossing action-RPG. Here's our review: pcmag.com/reviews/the-first-be…

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Good evening and good night Thomas! Sweet dreams my friend…🤗😴💤💤
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@Theosuwb Guten Morgen, vielen Dank wünsche Dir einen schönen Wochenteiler 😀 👋




News of 23andMe’s bankruptcy “should be a wake-up call for lawmakers, who must work to pass stronger comprehensive privacy protections in general and genetic-privacy protections in particular,” EFF’s Mario Trujillo told @marketwatch. marketwatch.com/story/why-you-…


Just throw this story on a bonfire labeled "But why didn't the victim report the rapist to the police??"

newyorker.com/magazine/2025/03…

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Just horrendous and it doesn’t seem like there’s any appetite for a real investigation into coverup and corruption. Really surprised the New Yorker is using the term ‘child pornography’ when the far more appropriate term ‘child sexual abuse material’ has been in common useage for so long. This isn’t pornography
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I can't believe they interviewed the guy, and he's like "the real problem is all these corrupt cops taking my money"


The "federated" service that isn't federated. Which is owned by one company. 🤔 (I know folks like it, hi all of you through the bridge... but it is not owned by the people, it is owned by one single company).

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Right. That's kind of the point! The proto-fediverse was dominated by a VC-funded startup -- just like today's ATmosphere. And eight to ten years later the next-generaiton protocols (originally also developed by a corporation) got refined and adopted by a standards bodies -- just like will probably happen with AT Proto.

And presumably just as somebody from a Meta-funded non-profit has repeatedly shut down criticisms of Meta on the W3C ActivityPub mailing list, at some point somebody from a Bluesky-funded non-profit will try to shut down criticisms of Bluesky on whatever standards group is trying to take things forward.

There's a lot to critique with Bluesky but many of the critques apply to the ActivityPub fediverse as well.

@Gargron @halva @ai6yr



Signal Messenger client for terminal
freshports.org/net-im/gurk-rs/

#freebsd #signal #tui



Introducing Bobby, our new #Pebble voice assistant! 🐴💬

rebble.io/2025/03/24/introduci…

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A Passerby Went for a Casual Stroll—and Stumbled Upon a 1,000-Year-Old Viking Artifact

The perfect conditions of s Swedish wetland kept the fragile treasure preserved for centuries.

popularmechanics.com/science/a…

#news #history #aechaeology #artifact



Orbit is our pilot for a music discovery service that lets you find your next favourite song by exploring recently played tracks from BBC Introducing!

Find out how machine learning helped us to organise *thousands* of tracks to let you find your next favourite song:
bbc.co.uk/rd/articles/2025-03-…

Then read about the design challenges of creating a way to explore music genres and styles... our experiment is called Orbit - and you can read about it and try it out below:
bbc.co.uk/rd/articles/2025-03-…



The Vectrex Home Computer You Never Had

hackaday.com/2025/03/25/the-ve…

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Excellent update video on YouTube revenue in the tech creator space: youtube.com/watch?v=GeCP-0nuzi…

Glad they are transparent about numbers. And provides some context, especially comparing the tech space to others around 7:30

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Ludwig the streamer has spoken quite a bit about revenue and such over the years. If anyone is curious about what a true top streamer makes.
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@aethrvmn They make more than half their revenue from their merch/products, the other half is an interesting mix of sponsorships (25%ish total) and 'everything else'.

A lot of interesting details given, though only a few concrete numbers. Surprisingly, my channel seems to have a little higher RPM than theirs.


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"generated by an LLM" would be a really useful bit of info for every link



Acer's Swift 14 AI is a practical everyday laptop, offering peppy Snapdragon performance and battery life with a decent number of ports. Here's our review: pcmag.com/reviews/acer-swift-1…


#ScribesAndMakers If you've sold your work, have you made a net profit?

I have. I've made enough to qualify for full membership of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA): sfwa.org/about/join-us/sfwa-me…

If you're an author of science fiction and fantasy, I would encourage anyone who qualifies to join SFWA at either the associate or full level. SFWA advocates for authors and provides rich opportunities to network and organize to improve conditions for the profession. Join us!




I'm really sorry to ask but at this moment my gf and me are personally still 274 euros short for rent this month 😟 :sad_cat:

It been a rough month.. Luckily all server bills are paid for so thats the biggest part ❤️

If you can miss something, any bit would help out a lot

paypal.me/stuxOS
patreon.com/mstdn
ko-fi.com/mstdn
bunq.me/stuxhost
stux.me/donate
liberapay.com/mstdn

Boost would also be appricated a lot :blobsnuggle: 💕







Combining semiconductors with music for my @hackaday Berlin lightning talk - check out this exciting Tiny Tapeout update!

#hackaday #tinytapeout

youtube.com/watch?v=EoDauBaAxV…

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Meet Some of the Strangest Deep-Sea Creatures, from ‘Sea Pigs’ to ‘Disco Worms’

A riotous photography collection from a recent underwater mission off the coast of Chile shows new and fascinating deep-sea creatures—including a “mystery mollusk,” a bioluminescent jellyfish and a “sea pig”

scientificamerican.com/article…

#news #science #biology #ocean #deepsea #animals



Apple barred from Google antitrust trial, putting $20 billion search deal on the line
Google's sizeable payments for Safari defaults could be ending.
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…

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Given Apple's often day late and a dollar short to market style, should we expect a new default iAI search engine that's baked into Safari that all other search engines have to use as a backend now with a 30% cut on all purchases resulting from clicks?
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Today's Low Quality Ad is for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, on sale for 46% off.
I'm still trying to set mine up. I connected it to my wifi but now my watch keeps getting notifications from someone named Pete saying that we will strike the rebels at dawn?
amazon.com/dp/B0C78NJVWK?ref=t…
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At dawn? Why am I always the last to hear. Really guys. I made you a potato salad without raisins. And this is how you help????

I effing hate potato salad but I guessed you would include me in your plans. And I’m done ironing you cape. And Darth. You have a very small dick. Tiny. Tiktac size. I would say fuck you, but it’s hard with such a small dick.

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That reminds me. They still have yet to make a professional looking ladies (not girl's or women's sports-related) digital watch with multiple alarms, a character based digital read out, and a watch face that's not more than 3/8" inch thick and has a nicely styled, professional looking watch band made of high quality materials.

Thankfully, I'll probably never go on a job interview again anyway, but I did need a watch like that a few years back.




Iron age hoard found in North Yorkshire could change Britain’s history - theguardian.com/science/2025/m… "More than 800 objects unearthed near Melsonby show the north was ‘definitely not a backwater’ 2,000 years ago"


Demand for AMD's Radeon 9070 XT has been so strong that sales are “10x” higher compared with previous generations: pcmag.com/news/amd-ceo-initial…