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@heiseonline@social.heise.de
2026-05-22 07:43:00

Epic Games Store: „Tomb Raider I-III Remastered“ bis 28. Mai gratis
„Tomb Raider I-III Remastered" ist bis zum 28. Mai im Epic Games Store kostenlos. Wer das Spiel in die Bibliothek legt, darf es dauerhaft behalten.

@Mediagazer@mstdn.social
2026-07-23 00:25:48

Lee Publishing blocks cartoonist David Fitzsimmons from donating 10K cartoons to the University of Arizona by requiring the college to sign a licensing deal (David W Fitzsimmons/David Fitzsimmons)
davidwfitzsimmons.substack.com

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has circulated a
“Be on the Lookout” alert to law enforcement nationwide,
targeting a comedian whose satire of US immigration enforcement went viral.
The subject of the alert, known as a “Bolo”, was
Ben Palmer, a Nashville-based standup comedian and prankster who created a parody anti-immigration tip website.
His revealing videos of calls with members of the public who thought they were reporting immigrants to US Immigr…

@hex@kolektiva.social
2026-05-22 05:10:51

The security industry is somewhat unique. It's probably the only industry created by the worker as a threat. If you talk to hackers who were in the scene before Operation Sundevil, you'll realize that it's always been a Bullshit Job.
Folks in L0ft and cDc were hacking companies and basically blackmailing them into paying for their services. Operation Sundevil "straightened up" the industry. Some people went to prison, some people build security services companies. Pretty much anyone who actually believed in the manifesto was locked up or edged out.
Using the Graeber framework here, hackers are partially duct tapers and partially goons. The critical thing here is that the industry was basically created to give money to people who would otherwise destroy the system.
Neuroatypical folks have always been forced to the margins of society, but computers gave us a super power. Now we were extremely dangerous. Tech, especially hackers, have always been paid a lot to minimize the risk of developing a class consciousness.
Graeber talked about this. Kings and nobles would often find some job or title that they could bestow on potential enemies in order to keep them close, to defang them. What better role than sheriff, a type of goon, for a rebel?
We turned it in to a whole thing. Not only did hackers make their own industry and force everyone else to accept it, we even created a whole parallel box ticker industry of "compliance" as a side effect.
The Hacker's Manifesto was decontectualized and made a fun artifact of the past. We were sold a story of "good hackers" who "protected grandma from the bad hackers." But the whole industry always existed to keep us on a leash. The funny thing is that it was a leash that we made ourselves.
But now we're seeing massive layoffs in tech, even in security. Now that we're this far in, everyone has forgotten the history. Leadership doesn't understand what security people do, so they think that LLMs can replace us. But the people in the industry now, the ones who came to it as a career, don't understand the history.
There was always a split for these weird outsiders, these people who couldn't fit in to the system but now had power over it. Some wanted in and they were willing to use extortion to get in, and others wanted to destroy the system to set everyone free.
Operation Sundevil, and the industry that evolved out of it, existed to neutralize those revolutionary elements by offering extortionists a safe entry. Extortionists trusted the capitalists to not stab them in the back the same way capitalists have stabbed everyone in the back through all of history. Now my LinkedIn feed is full of Meta layoffs, and I wonder if that class consciousness is starting to click for anyone yet.

@nemorosa@mastodon.nu
2026-05-21 17:19:22

I've been engulfed in the story to the point that I've brought the phone to the dinner table to keep reading - to my familys dismay. It's a compelling story, you quickly start to worry about the protagonist!
You won't want to put this book down, because you too will want to solve the mysteries surrounding the school.

@cowboys@darktundra.xyz
2026-05-22 10:31:48

Cowboys Headlines: Ring of Honor plea for 13-year star; Caleb Downs emulating... OBJ??? cowboyswire.usatoday.com/story

@Techmeme@techhub.social
2026-05-20 18:31:05

Granta and the Commonwealth Foundation say they can't determine yet if AI was used to write a prize-winning short story after critics pointed to signs of AI use (The Guardian)
theguardian.com/books/2026/may

@leftsidestory@mstdn.social
2026-05-23 02:05:47

The Story of the Two Towers II 📖
双塔故事 II 📖
📷 Nikon F4
🎞️ Harman Switch Azure (FF)
If you like my work, Support by buying me a coffee or a roll of film from PayPal paypal.com/paypalme/ydcdingsite

Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
Two multi-tiered pagodas are visible in the distance, framed by leafless trees against an orange-pink sky. A winding pathway with lampposts and young trees leads the viewer’s eye toward the pagodas. The ground is covered in low shrubs and grass.
中文
远处可见两座多层宝塔,被光秃秃的树木框住,背景是橙粉色的天空。一条蜿蜒的小路,两旁有路灯和幼树,引导观者的视线朝向宝塔。地面覆盖着低矮的灌木和草。
Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
A traditional brick gateway with a tiled roof and decorative elements stands in the foreground. Above it, bare tree branches stretch across an orange-pink sky. The gateway is part of a blue-painted brick wall, creating a striking contrast with the warm sky.
中文
前景是一座传统的砖砌门楼,屋顶铺有瓦片,并有装饰性元素。上方是光秃秃的树枝,横跨在橙粉色的天空中。门楼是蓝色粉刷砖墙的一部分,与温暖的天空形成鲜明对比。
Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
Two multi-tiered pagoda stands prominently against a soft orange-pink sky. The pagoda is surrounded by a mix of bare and evergreen trees, creating a layered silhouette effect. The scene is tranquil and slightly misty.
中文
两座多层宝塔矗立在柔和的橙粉色天空下。宝塔被光秃秃的树木和常绿树包围,形成了分层的剪影效果。场景宁静,略带薄雾。
Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
Silhouettes of two traditional multi-tiered pagodas stand tall against a gradient orange-pink sky. Bare trees frame the scene on both sides. In the foreground, a paved pathway is visible with a few people walking and a trash bin. The atmosphere is serene and calm.
中文
两座传统多层宝塔的剪影矗立在渐变的橙粉色天空下。两侧是光秃秃的树木。前景中,一条铺好的小路可见,有几个人在行走,还有一个垃圾桶。氛围宁静而平和。
@cowboys@darktundra.xyz
2026-06-23 11:51:10

Steele-man argument: How the Cowboys $86.8M player is finally worth it cowboyswire.usatoday.com/story

@leftsidestory@mstdn.social
2026-05-22 00:30:01

The Story of the Two Towers 📖
双塔故事 📖
📷 Nikon F4
🎞️ Harman Switch Azure (FF)
If you like my work, Support by buying me a coffee or a roll of film from PayPal paypal.com/paypalme/ydcdingsite

Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
Silhouettes of two tall, multi-tiered pagodas stand prominently against a gradient orange-pink sky. The pagodas are dark and detailed, with visible tiers and pointed tops. In the foreground, leafless trees and a lamppost are visible, with a few buildings faintly seen in the background.
中文
两座高大的多层宝塔的剪影清晰地映衬在渐变的橙粉色天空下。宝塔呈深色,层次分明,顶部尖锐。前景中可见光秃的树木和一盏路灯,背景中隐约可见几栋建筑。
Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
A single large, dark tree with a thick, rounded canopy dominates the lower half of the image. Its silhouette is sharp against a smooth, gradient orange sky, with no other objects in view.
中文
一棵巨大的深色树木占据了图像的下半部分,其浓密的圆形树冠剪影清晰地映衬在平滑的渐变橙色天空下,视野中没有其他物体。
Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
Two smaller pagodas are silhouetted against a soft orange-pink sky. The pagodas are surrounded by bare trees with thin branches, creating a serene and minimalist scene.
中文
两座较小的宝塔的剪影映衬在柔和的橙粉色天空下。宝塔被光秃的细枝树木包围,营造出宁静而简约的景象。
Harman Switch Azure (FF)

English
A dense cluster of leafless trees and shrubs fills the foreground, their dark branches reaching upward against a muted orange-brown sky. The scene is natural and slightly wild, with no visible structures.
中文
前景中密集地分布着光秃的树木和灌木丛,它们的深色枝条向上延伸,映衬在柔和的橙棕色天空下。场景自然且略显野性,没有可见的建筑物。