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@tante@tldr.nettime.org
2025-10-14 08:07:04

So I think I'll need to read up on it a bit. I understand that "Passkeys" try to do something similar as SSH pubkeys.
But do you know a good technical explainer of what's going on and how it works?
(Yes, I could search myself but I am looking for recommendations of articles you have read that you found helpful and clear.)
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@Sustainable2050@mastodon.energy
2025-09-04 05:23:58

Great one-man effort (in his spare time) by my former colleague Maarten Staats! He went where no organisation went before ;)
Still quite tough to find the information underneath - crossing language and other barriers - but by far the best overview of Europe's grid capacity issues there is.
Rightfully getting a lot of traction!

@threeofus@mstdn.social
2025-10-07 10:32:23

I hate being told what to do. I also find it hard to accept ideas from other people - my partner especially. I think it’s because I want to find solutions myself and do it in my own time. I’m often overwhelmed with things when she starts talking about another thing that needs sorting out. I feel really angry when she does that. I will try to communicate better in those situations. Sometimes I don’t need problem solving, just a hug.

@hex@kolektiva.social
2025-11-01 23:34:29

For any of my comrades who are using SNAP, I wish I had something better to say than "if you crush 4 buckeyes with a hammer and tie the pulp in a sock you can wash a good sized load of laundry." English Ivy also has saponins, but I've never been able to make soap from it myself.
Ivy is everywhere. Buckeyes (Horse Chestnuts) are common in city parks (there are a ton in Seattle).
Yucca is also a good source of saponins, but it also has silica. That makes it a good scrubby soap. You can find these plants all over they're pretty common to find in yards.
If you can find acorns still (it's a bit late, but who knows), acorn grits are great and something you can survive on for a bit. Acorns need processing (it's easy to look up, but feel free to ask or check out one or Black Forager's videos on it).
If you've been following me for a bit, you probably already know all this. But if you don't, I hope it helps.
Any other forager folks are welcome to drop hints here that might be useful to folks in the city.
#Foraging

@teledyn@mstdn.ca
2025-10-02 20:38:30

Yes, The News is reaching new heights of bad, but I dont think keywords are really the cause of my suffering.
So I ask myself why they irk me and it generally comes back that I want control over others, which, as tyrants inevitably find out, isn't really possible. Hard enough controlling myself!
So, given what feeble control I have, I ask what needs doing, here, now, and find I need to know what's happening around me, here, now, to answer 😅
My strategy for news is roughly
- compare multiple sources eg AP, Reuters etc
- ignore what anyone says
- ignore claims what they will do or have done
- ignore predictions and interpretations
- be skeptical of causal inferences
- attend to what was actually done
The first and last when combined are often amusing in which actual observations are included or left out. Humans are awfully clever, and so cunning in their rhetoric 🤣

@shoppingtonz@mastodon.social
2025-10-17 17:50:58

Oh yeah, I remember, when I don't favorite my own posts they will get deleted after a while...saving precious drive space...I'll need to remind myself to favorite my own posts which I want to stay...that's why ie. I don't find my older (#)Monthstodon posts...
#Monthstodon