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Attached: 1 image Official statement regarding the EU's first DMA antitrust fines.
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I know the markdown code, but it don't work for me, nor to upload the image from the menu. Seams that Lemmy don't accept well images hosted by vgy for some reasons, only works occasionally.
There are a lot of strange flowers out there
My favorite, flowers of the Snapdragon seed, when the flowers dry, they turned in this aspect. Nice gift for your mother-in-law
Sorry, I misunderstand it. But in this case it's better to ask in the Forum, there are users with way better knowledge as mine, even members of the dev team.
it means exactly this, the server hasn't any knowledge about your uploaded files or encrytion key. It's very save, but not really P2P, because of an server in the middle where the files are stored until download. Real P2P is eg, Croc, which transfer files direct from one PC to the other, without any server in the middle, you send an link which pointed direct to the files in your PC. The advantage is that you have anytime full control over the files and with this no limits on filesizes, but maybe a drawback is, that downloads are only possible, when your PC is online, on the other hand, this permits also to interrupt downloads, simply going offline, (it's FOSS)
From Switzerland, Sharrr, OpenSource, encrypted EE2E, no knowledge, 10GB/file, one time download. From the same author, https://scrt.link/, for share autodestructive encrypted notes.
Also nice GeoGebra, OpenSource from Austria (EU), online, Android, iPhone
Not FOSS but great, OmniCalculator from Poland (EU), online, free, a collection of 3718 calculators for every task.
They are workin currently in translating the Dolphin lenguage ito english
https://newatlas.com/biology/build-ai-translator-dolphins-dolphingemma/
Also less serious:
https://anythingtranslate.com/translators/dolphins-translator/
No, worse is not the amount, but where they are sent these telemetrias. A browser with a lot of features may have also a lot of tech telemetries related to these features to ensure a smooth operation. This is not the same as sending browserdata to third parties, like Facebook, Google, Amazon, etc. which has nothing to do with the browserfeatures but with logging and selling userdata. Even worse if you use above an search engine which logs your activity, like Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.
Polonium enter in a bar, and the barkeeper can't say nothing anymore.
He don't react to childish voices.
Important only which requests go out and to where. If tech data go to the company of the browser, it's OK, but not if user data goes to Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook, Towerdata, etc., which has nothing to do with the functionality of the browser. Permissions can be restricted in the settings of the OS.
Not so important how much telemetries, but where these go. A complex feature rich browser can have a lot of tech telemetries, but this is only bad if these go to sites not related to the functionality and third parties, eg. to Facebook, Amazon and others.
sizeof.cat Web Browser telemetry - 2025 edition
Testing various web browsers to see what network connection they open by default on the initial start.
www.aiatlas.eu European AI Atlas
Discover and explore European AI companies and services across different categories.
Yes, but the price of perfection is stopping the evolution.
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Attached: 1 image The research group SECUSO (@SECUSO_Research@xn--baw-joa.social) at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 🇩🇪 (@KIT_Karlsruhe@mastodon.social) has an account in the Play Store and F-Droid where you can download lots of privacy-friendly apps like: 😀 - QR Scanner - Games - Finance - T...
The research group SECUSO (@SECUSO_Research) at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 🇩🇪 (@KIT_Karlsruhe) has an account in the Play Store and F-Droid where you can download lots of privacy-friendly apps
gizmodo.com Discord Begins Testing Facial Scans for Age Verification
Some countries have passed strict new laws dictating youth access to digital platforms.
www.heise.de Toilet seat detects atrial fibrillation
The “HARO ECG seat” from Hamberger Medical is designed to detect cardiac arrhythmia early on. Sensors for a 6-channel ECG are built into the seat to do this.
Hacker hacked hackers
Andi's Writeup
The Everest ransomware gang's dark web leak site was hacked and defaced on April 7, 2025, with attackers replacing the content with the message "Don't do crime CRIME IS BAD xoxo from Prague"[1]. The site subsequently went offline and displayed an "Onion site not found" error[1].
Flare Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher Tammy Harper suggested the breach likely exploited vulnerabilities in the site's WordPress template[1]. The attack disrupted Everest's operations, which had evolved since 2020 from data theft extortion to include ransomware deployment and selling network access to other cybercriminals[2].
Prior to the breach, Everest had claimed over 230 victims on its leak site, including recent attacks on cannabis retailer STIIIZY and increased targeting of U.S. healthcare organizations in 2024[1][3]. The group operated as both a ransomware outfit and initial access broker, selling compromised network access to other threat act
‘Danish Viking blood is boiling.’ Danes boycott US goods with fervor as others in Europe do so too
apnews.com 'Danish Viking blood is boiling.' Danes boycott US goods with fervor as others in Europe do so too
Consumers across Europe furious over President Donald Trump’s policies are boycotting U.S. goods. Among the most passionate are Danes, seeking a way to protest Trump's threat to seize the Danish territory of Greenland.
www.gamingonlinux.com Thief-like free and open source game The Dark Mod 2.13 brings better AI vision and new graphical goodies
The Dark Mod is a seriously impressive project giving us a completely free and open source standalone Thief-like stealth game, and The Dark Mod 2.13 release is another great one.
Proton batteries shape the next energy storage
Andi's Writeup
Proton batteries are emerging as a promising alternative to lithium-ion batteries for energy storage, offering several key advantages. Recent research from UNSW Sydney has demonstrated a breakthrough in proton battery technology using a novel organic material called tetraamino-benzoquinone (TABQ)[^6].
The technology works by storing protons (hydrogen ions) rather than lithium ions, leveraging their unique properties as the smallest and lightest ions of any element[7]. The UNSW prototype achieved 3,500 charging cycles while performing well even in sub-zero temperatures[6].
Key benefits of proton batteries include:
- Fast charging capabilities
- Zero carbon emissions
- Lower environmental impact
- Enhanced safety due to water-based electrolytes
- Potential lower costs due to abundant materials
- High energy and power density
The primary challenges currently facing proton battery development include:
- High production costs for electrode materials
- Limited voltag