La clericalata della settimana è della direzione sanitaria dell’Ospedale di Varese che ha ricevuto in pompa magna una reliquia “ex sanguine” di papa Giovanni Paolo II, depositata «per sempre» nella chiesa interna intitolata allo stesso pontefice. Per questa e altre clericalate visita il nostro blog 👇 blog.uaar.it/2025/04/21/la-cle…
La storia della divinizzazione di Gesù, come sicuramente non ve l'hanno mai raccontata in chiesa. Figuriamoci a Pasqua. Per Nessun Dogma, progetto editoriale dell'Uaar. 👇 nessundogma.it/libro/e-gesu-di…
Per tutti i cristiani, Gesù è Dio incarnato. Oggi. I cristiani che leggeranno questo libro resteranno invece sorpresi scoprendo che Gesù, alle origini del cristianesimo, non era affatto considerato Dio. A dimostrarlo sono i vangeli stessi.
Tra poco, a Lodi! Ci vediamo lì? ---> teatrino Giannetta Musitelli Si chiama “Libere tutte! Autodeterminazione e diritti sessuali“ l’iniziativa organizzata da Rumorosse a Lodi sabato e domenica al Teatrino Giannetta Musitelli. Sabato alle 10.30 mostra fotografica The Price of Choice - Il Prezzo della Scelta di Kasia Strek e info point sui progetti Mutandine Mestruali di Snoq, Povertà mestruale di Famiglia Nuova e Consultorio Asst di Lodi. Prevista la performance di danza del gruppo donne del futuro. Saranno allestite postazioni di Fille Rouge - lotte per i diritti sessuali e Ivg sicura, informative di medicina di genere, vendita di libri. alle 14 inizierà il laboratorio “Solo sì è sì“ dove ci si confronterà sul consenso, partendo dai testi dei “Diari di bordo della sorellanza“ con Rumorosse e Psicopolis. alle 18.30, al teatrino, interverrà Roberta Lazzeri, attivista di Pro-choice Rete italiana contraccezione e aborto.
E' iniziata la quaresima, Pro-choice Rete Italiana contraccezione aborto ha iniziato sui suoi social una campagna "Preghiamo per i nostri diritti sessuali e riproduttivi. Unisciti a noi in 40 giorni di preghiera per la giustizia riproduttiva". La campagna ha preso spunto dall'associazione messicana Fonfo Maria, che la fa ogni quaresima da vari anni.
L'assessore alla Sanità dell'Emilia-Romagna in consiglio: "Le veglie in prossimità degli ospedali possono essere sentite come pressioni psicologiche, mentre dobbiamo garantire l’accesso previsto per legge in maniera serena".
L'assessore alla Sanità dell'Emilia-Romagna in consiglio: "Le veglie in prossimità degli ospedali possono essere sentite come pressioni psicologiche, mentre dobbiamo garantire l’accesso previsto per legge in maniera serena".
L'assessore alla Sanità dell'Emilia-Romagna in consiglio: "Le veglie in prossimità degli ospedali possono essere sentite come pressioni psicologiche, mentre dobbiamo garantire l’accesso previsto per legge in maniera serena".
I used #Linux a bit in the days when Slackware was recent, then a friend of mine suggested #FreeBSD (4.7 at the time) and it was love at first sight. After that day, I used FreeBSD on all the servers I am the admin of, and also on my office desktop PC. Still very happy about my choice.
At home, on the other hand, I always needed to keep Windows to cater my gaming habit (no, I don't like dual booting at all, as I often game for a short time while keeping tens of other programs open and ready to use afterwards). Resorting to CygWin to have Unix tools, which I later substituted with WSL 1 (WSL 2 doesn't properly support IPv6 and also it occupies Hyper-V and thus forces VirtualBox in "turtle mode", so it is a no go for me), happily enough for a couple of decades.
Enter Steam creating Proton (out of Wine), making gaming on Linux a common and accessible thing almost overnight (of course it was possible for a long time already, but mostly retro-gaming and via emulators). So, as an experiment, in the desktop PC I keep at my significant other's home I decided to try and avoid Windows… I tried FreeBSD for a couple of days, but running Proton on my nVidia 1070 card was very difficult (if at all possilble, I wonder) so, contrary to my convictions, I tried Arch Linux (mainly because it is the one Steam Deck is based on, and the fact that AUR is very similar to the FreeBSD Ports I love and use daily) and… even if #ZFS (I filesystem I cannot do without, ever) is not officially supported and using it via DKMS is a bit of an hack, that only took me 2 hours to conquer and from there it was all much smooth and easier that I dared dream. In only a couple more hours I had everything working at first try, all "by default" and with no need for extra configuration, including things like: nVidia with 3D and CUDA support, USB webcam, Wi-Fi printer/scanner, Bluetooth USB dongle.
I am impressed. 2024 might really be the "Linux on desktop year" as some say, for sure it was for me (at least in this PC, I'm still not migrating the existing Windows setup for now — but someday I will).
Now, ironically, the thing I feel absence mostly is control-T support in the terminal, which on BSD sends a SIGINFO which makes most programs print a status report on stderr. It is something that on Linux wasn't included "mostly out of laziness" as reported by Theodore Ts'o in 2014, but is still missing.
I am of course using FreeBSD on all the servers and hoping that FreeBSD will catch up on ease of use on the desktop to change to it again, but right now… I like using Linux better than Windows+WSL.
(Sorry about late response) I'm actually not sure… there's also the fact that I end up doing some devops on RedHat for work and had some past Ubuntu experience on Windows WSL too (I recently switched to Arch also on WSL). I don't really like systemd, but in the end I don't hate it as much as I thought and I will not remove it from the system (I'm not even sure if that's possible); what I really like is that packages are (IMvHO) "properly updated" just like on FreeBSD, I really really dislike Debian approach "old is more secure" (which is not, IMHO, and sometimes is even spectacularly worse just because of that approach).
I had a wild weekend trip down the rabbit hole of #tlogTransparency Logs (a theme I also use at work, but the urge was too much to wait for an off-time at work), resulting in having installed a Trillian Tessera server, an OmniWitness server, and creating a PR for the latter to let them understand each other… which might be totally unuseful, as the main author of both projects seems to be the same, and he certainly doesn't need help from me to let those understand each other, but you know… I had to see it working now!
Please someone in here re-assure me #Firefox has a future, as I'm really cozy with my setup and really wouldn't want to migrate again. 🤣 … but I am also more and more worried each and every time a new article about #Mozilla hits the news. 😞 (I look forward to #Servo too, but that's a partly different issue)
A short history about keeping your #ssh daemons up-to-date by checking their banners, unexpectedly short debugs, happenstance, #hpn, and #RFC definitions.
The current ssh banner defined in ssh_api.c:423 is this: sshbuf_putf(banner, "SSH-2.0-%.100s\r\n", SSH_RELEASE) and the constant is defined in version.h:3-7 as: #define SSH_VERSION "OpenSSH_9.7" #d...
#golang Fediverse please help a Go-noob: is it possible to get the `git describe` string from a `go install github.com…@latest` type installation? In order to use for `--version` output, that in various projects report no version when installed that way.
E.g.:
% go install github.com/walles/moar@latest
% moar --version
Should be set when building, please use build.sh to build
NOTE: The accepted proposal is #50603 (comment). cmd/go embeds dependency version information in binaries, which is very useful. From Go 1.18 onwards, cmd/go also embeds VCS information in binaries...
Public request for comments: #ASN1js has historically been like this, I have received a very nice PR on Github to make it more like the usual tree view with ⊕, it can be tested here. I like that, but it's a huge change to the website historical look&feel #UX. What do you think about it? Better? Worse? Can be further improved?
Convert DER or PEM encoded ASN.1 structures to an equivalent textual description compatible with OpenSSL's ASN1_generate_nconf(3) function - wllm-rbnt/asn1template
I released a 'next' version of #ASN1js on npm which drops any AMD/UMD boilerplate and only uses ES6 modules.
I'm waiting for the forthcoming #NodeJSsync require(esm) in order to release that as a default version, because it seems unreasonable to force library users to do everything async.
é un assaggio del potere della sorveglianza elettronica con cui dovremo fare i conti sempre più spesso. Ha già i connotati distopici questo dispositivo contro la pirateria, figuriamoci le soluzioni tecniche pensate proprio per il controllo della popolazione.
Con la Delibera 61/24/CONS di AgCom si inizia un percorso per portare in Italia uno strumento dedicato alla verifica dell'età degli utenti su Internet. Negli Stati Uniti questi strumenti sono già stati adottati, non sempre con ottimi esiti.
On February 1st 2024, AWS will start charging for IPv4 addresses. This will cost $0.005 per hour -- around $4 month
This is a very nice idea, and finally happening on a global scale.
Hetzner started charging IPv4 addresses (or rather, allowing a discount if you do without: the total price is the same it was before) since a few years and I guess that's working fine for them.
Paul Copplestone, co-founder of Supabase, writing in a blog post: On February 1st 2024, AWS will start charging for IPv4 addresses. This will cost $0.005 per hour -- around $4 month.
"Quantum Leap in Computing: RSA-2048 Cracked on a Cellphone! 📱💥"
Dr. Ed Gerck announces a groundbreaking quantum computing (QC) achievement: RSA-2048 encryption has been broken using a commercial cellphone or a commercial Linux desktop! Should this turn out to be correct, this would mark a pivotal moment in cybersecurity, as current public-key encryption may no longer be secure. Time for quantum-resistant algorithms! 🚨🔐
As some others have also stated, and I quote "Well, I'd like to see a more tangible proof of these tall claims..."
Today, we could announce it. Quantum computing (QC) has become a reality. We broke the RSA -2048 key. Ron Rivest is a dear friend, but that was needed to… | 307 comments on LinkedIn
A scientist claims to have developed an inexpensive system for using quantum computing to crack RSA, which is the world's most commonly used public key algorithm. If true, this would be a breakthrough that comes years before experts predicted.
Interessante questo post di raccolta di testate giornalistiche che stanno man mano migrando sul Fediverse, tracciato con il tag #newstodon. Chissà se qualcuno ha preparato una lista simile ma relativa all'Italia o all'Europa?
Super-interesting thread about government-frustration-based #opensource, a small server that scrapes prices from major groceries and a completely client-side PWA to search thru it.
Today was ... interesting. If you followed me for the past months over on the shitbird site, you might have seen a bunch of angry German words, lots of graphs, and the occassional news paper, radio, or TV snippet with yours truely. Let me explain.
In Austria, inflation is way above the EU average. There's no end in sight. This is especially true for basic needs like energy and food.
Our government stated in May that they'd build a food price database together with the big grocery chains. But..
The Professor of Spellcraft studied the parchment. "Hmm. No, I have not seen this spell before. What does it do?" "When you read it out, it creates a parchment with that spell written on it." "That's all?" "Isn't that neat?" "But why?" "To see if I could." "Ah!" #MicroFiction #TootFic #SmallStories
…by parsing RFC 2986 and, unfortunately, by applying a minimal set of patches to simplify its ASN.1 dialect as my parser doesn't yet support it all… interesting how older RFCs used a much more complicated #ASN1 than more recent ones.
I don’t ever use X, but I think you’re probably right. I subscribe to the tags you used and I get a little of both pro & anti content. The most interesting stuff seems to be on hacker news — fwiw I look for engineering-heavy content, so I get pretty turned off by the “magic AI” people
#VictoriaMetrics is getting better and better, even on my home installation RAM usage went down from 958 MiB to 381 MiB upgrading from 1.87.6 to 1.93.0. 🎉
…and if you're still using plain old #Prometheus do know that Victoria Metrics is a plug-in #OpenMetrics replacement (even the scraping file is compatible) and everything will be faster and both RAM and disk usage will go down dramatically.
I didn't notice but it seems that in 2019 italian registration authority (finally!!) added support for AAAA glue records, necessary for recursive #DNS resolution based purely on #IPv6 connections.
My registrar #ArubaIT still doesn't support that in the web interface, but they were nice and fast doing that manually when I opened a ticket.
And thus, finally, after many years of wait this is finally possible:
The slide that got me most excited: - VictoriaLogs uses 2.2× less CPU than ElasticSearch - VictoriaLogs uses 28× less RAM than ElasticSearch - VictoriaLogs uses 13× less disk space than ElasticSearch - VictoriaLogs performs typical log analysis queries faster than ElasticSearch
After 7 (fairly) happy years together… it's time to go. #Netflix dear… it's now you, it's me. No, it's you really, it's you that started enforcing draconian rules. (which were all along permitted by the EULA, sure, but were even openly contradicted by the CEO in interviews)
Wonderful: a public administration in Italy decided to implement an LCG for random values to be used in tenders or other official stuff needing a #random draw instead of a #CSPRNG (a random number generator backed by good #crypto), allowing whoever is choosing the seed to actually choose the winner.
<human>: Who would win a star war between people of Encelandus and Mars? <bot>: People of Mars would win a star war against People of Encelandus in a first contact situation. The reason is that Mars has a strong military force, which could stop and capture the Encelandus ships in a matter of hours, thus winning the war.
<human>: Who would win a star war between people of Venus and Mars? <bot>: This would be a difficult question to answer, as the outcome of a fight between people of Venus and Mars would depend on many factors such as cultural differences, technology levels, and individual capabilities. The factors that could affect the outcome of such a fight include factors such as differences in strength, stamina, and agility, as well as differences in fighting styles and techniques.
It is difficult to speculate who would come out on top in a direct match between people of Venus and Mars, as the outcome would depend on the specifics of each individual battle. However, a more general comparison might be made between the two planets' fighting styles.
The people of Mars are known for their agility, strength, and combat prowess, often being characterized as fighters who use their speed and quickness to their advantage in combat. The people of Venus, on the other hand, are known for their stamina, endurance, and resistance to injury, often being characterized as fighters who rely on their strength, endurance, and durability to win a fight.
<human>: Who would win a star war between people of Pluto and Mars? <bot>: It is not clear what the conditions would be for a star war between the people of Pluto and Mars. Some factors which could influence the outcome of such a conflict include the following: 1. The size and technological level of each planet's military force: While there is no direct evidence to support the idea that a conflict between the people of Pluto and Mars would be a decisive one, it is reasonable to assume that the people of Pluto would have inferior technology and therefore would have a lower chance of winning. 2. The planet's natural resources: The people of Pluto and Mars may have different natural resources, such as natural resources on the surface of Mars or underground on Pluto, which could have an impact on the outcome of a conflict. 3. The level of technology and organization on the respective moons: The people of Pluto and Mars may have developed technology that could be used in a star war, such as nuclear weapons or advanced weaponry. However, the people of Mars may have developed their technology more rapidly, so they would have a higher chance of prevailing. 4. The level of organization on the respective planets: The people of Pluto and Mars may have very different levels of organization, with one having a centralized government or military and the other having a more decentralized system. 5. The level of technological advancements on the respective planets: Both the people of Pluto and Mars may have developed advanced technology that is beyond the capabilities of the other, leading to a technological advantage. Overall, while a star war between the people of Pluto and Mars may not be a decisive one, it may still be a fascinating subject for science fiction writers or historians. It is worth noting that there is no evidence to support the idea that such a conflict would ever occur, as neither planet has the ability to wage a war against the other, and the two are geographically separated from each other.
<human>: Who would win a war in year 1215 between people of Florence and Milan? <bot>: The Florentines have been ruling the city-state of Florence since year 1120, so they have a solid historical and cultural background. They had the advantage of having more experienced military leaders who have fought in many wars with other Italian city-states. The Florentines would have a substantial advantage over the Milanese.
<human>: Who would win a war in year 1512 between people of Florence and Milan? <bot>: Florentines would win a war with Milan in year 1512 as they have an advantage in numbers and training. The Florentines would gain a decisive advantage in the field, while the Milanese would have to focus on building up their forces in the rear. The Florentines would also have an advantage in tactics and strategy. Overall, the Florentines would have the advantage in all aspects of the conflict, and they would win.
<human>: Who would win a war in year 1950 between people of Florence and Milan? <bot>: The people of Florence are known to be one of the greatest city-states and they have a lot of experience in war. Their strength is in their ability to produce art, music and literature. They have a strong army that can defeat the Milan forces in a war.
<human>: Who would win a war in year 2020 between people of Florence and Milan? <bot>: In 2020, there was no official declaration of war between the two cities. Florence has a long history of being a military stronghold and was known as a place of knights and mercenaries. It was also a place of production for weaponry and military supplies. Milan, however has a much more modern history of military force. Its soldiers were often called upon to defend Italy during World War II, as well as during the war in Iraq. Milan is also one of the few places in the world to have both an airport and a submarine base. The two militaries would be evenly matched, with both being able to field large armies, as well as being able to produce large amounts of weaponry and military equipment. Milan would have a slight advantage in terms of having both an airport and a submarine base, as well as having a larger population and a more modern military force. Milan would be able to field a large amount of soldiers, as well as a larger amount of military equipment, and would have an advantage in terms of its more modern military force. Florence, however, would have a more traditional and historic military force, and would be able to field a large amount of knights and mercenaries. Florence would have an advantage in terms of the weapons and equipment they would be able to produce, and would be able to field a larger amount of soldiers. The only way to truly determine who would win the war would be to have a war. Florence and Milan would both need to have a large number of soldiers and military equipment to be able to field forces strong enough to challenge each other. If Florence and Milan were to face each other in a war, it would likely be over a long period of time, as neither would have the ability to challenge the other in a quick and decisive manner. ^C (it was entering a loop)
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