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   RealZero (bryangreyson@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Friday, 25-Apr-2025 15:04:32 JST RealZero

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   @Fragglemuppet Very curious answer:

   The more I encounter it in the last few months, the more I get used to READING it, as in, I accidentally learn more of which Braille is which letter or number if I SEE it. Still far from perfect, though.

   As in actually able to use it: No, I can absolutely not feel at which places the points are, my fingers aren't sensitive enough, yet. 😭

   But I bought one of those Braille board thingies to punch your own Braille into paper!

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   HistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴 (histopol@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 03:01:17 JST HistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴

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   @gooba42

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   I agree. In this aspect, realistic expectations are critical to not disappoint BIPOC citizens, though.

   As my handle suggests, I do look a lot at history. Still, it had not been until I listened to Mathew Cook's podcast to realize the dimension of the problem. The US were indeed built as a #SlaverNation and for the sake of unity after the War Beween The States, the North made too many concession to the Conderates during Reconstruction.... @JustOneMoreThing

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   screaminggoat (screaminggoat@infosec.exchange)'s status on Friday, 27-Sep-2024 09:49:14 JST screaminggoat

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   Tenable: CVE-2024-47076, CVE-2024-47175, CVE-2024-47176, CVE-2024-47177: Frequently Asked Questions About Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) Vulnerabilities
   This is perhaps the most informative and comprehensive guide to the CUPS vulnerabilities yet. While I question the use of the phrase zero-days, they were publicly announced prematurely due to a leak ahead of a coordinated disclosure date, and proof of concept has been released. Fortunately, it's not the 9.9 doomsday that everyone was hawk tuahing about. Skibidi I don't think anyone reads what I write anyway. Only in Ohio though.

   As @CraigHRowland said:

   The bad news is there is a vulnerability in the CUPS printer system on Linux. The good news is nobody has ever gotten their printer working on Linux so they are safe.

   #CVE_2024_47076 #CVE_2024_47177 #CVE_2024_47175 #CVE_2024_47176 #CUPS #linux #vulnerability #cve

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   Kevin Leecaster (greenfire@mstdn.social)'s status on Saturday, 24-Aug-2024 07:47:56 JST Kevin Leecaster

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   @Snowshadow @TonyStark
   American exceptionalism or something is why we are so wont to complain despite how good we have it I suppose. That's a dissertation I'll not be writing though.

   As to energy prices, I noticed that CNN's Jake Tapper "called out" VP Harris for not having a more thoroughly fleshed out set of policy positions for him to critique yet he hasn't criticized Trump's promise to lower energy prices by 50% his first year back in office.

   That would cause instant recession or worse.

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   goatsarah (goatsarah@thegoatery.dyndns.org)'s status on Wednesday, 10-Apr-2024 19:22:29 JST goatsarah

   Dear UK residents. I’m sorry to be tedious, but I’m going to do the trans Cassandra thing again.

   The government is now moving towards regarding trans people as effective children until the age of 25.

   This will be established as precedent and then used to screw over any and all young adults who can’t escape from abusive parents, especially young women.

   If you want to do anything about this, you need to fight for trans people. Yes, you. Now.

   We all know that isn’t going to happen to any significant extent though.

   As you were.

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   HeavenlyPossum (heavenlypossum@kolektiva.social)'s status on Thursday, 28-Sep-2023 03:00:45 JST HeavenlyPossum

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   @chrastecky

   It’s true that capitalists and other parasitic elites often use violence when the people over whom they rule try to shake off that rule, I agree. For most of history, it was the oppressed rather than the oppressors who died in these situations, though.

   As Mark Twain pointed out in “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court,” we often bemoan the violence of revolution, but in reality there were two Reigns of Terrors in France—that of the fanatical elements of the French Revolution, but also centuries of constant, daily, grinding violence by the aristocracy against the peasantry that we somehow don’t look on with the same disgust.