Great success, we crashed a booster with 1500 km//h into the ocean - buy our shares #spacex #starship

"Wag the Dog" Part 468 #trump #venezuela

https://xkcd.com/2347/ recursion

Just out of curiousity: How much land would the #USA give away for peace?
#Vance #Trump

Starship falling apart

ai has entered its roast era. large scale mockery signals the beginning of the end. good. 🙂

a wheelie small IMAX theater experience

#hamster #imax

@Milka64@mastodon.cloud @nixCraft Not DNS, sadly.

#Downfall vulnerability must be bad, it has its own website and a cute logo
https://downfall.page/
#CVE-2022-40982

Pedro Pascal as Quokkas.

A thread.

Oh, wow.

"TETRA:BURST is a collection of five vulnerabilities, two of which are deemed critical, affecting the Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) standard used globally by law enforcement, military, critical infrastructure, and industrial asset owners in the power, oil & gas, water, and transport sectors and beyond."

https://www.tetraburst.com/

@HonkHase

I am about to kick some journalists in the nuts real hard.

YOU failed to report on the dire warnings of scientists the past *checks the 6 IPCC reports* 33 years with your bloody "both-sideism" and now it's our fault?

Fuck you, the Hill. Fuck you very very much.

https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4057045-catch-22-scientific-communication-failures-linked-to-faster-rising-seas/

@isotopp Stand des Schulsystems / der Digitalisierung in Deutschland: https://www1.wdr.de/nachrichten/landespolitik/zentralabitur-download-probleme-100.html

I remember when Aaron Swartz was criminally prosecuted for downloading too many academic journal articles, but, sure, it's totally cool to scrape everyone's personal photographs as part of a commercial effort to market discriminatory surveillance tech to police departments.

https://www.businessinsider.com/clearview-scraped-30-billion-images-facebook-police-facial-recogntion-database-2023-4

Rarely I like every single comment below a toot, but this is one of them:
https://bitbang.social/@NanoRaptor/109934110152914683

We started with computers big as a living room, an we'll end up with graphic cards big as a living room in some years.