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She old (europe.pub)
 
 
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submitted 48 minutes ago by to c/transgender@piefed.blahaj.zone
 
 
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Building an infrared camera (studiowetware.com)
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New features

  • Shared blocklists - these are like feeds except instead of listing communities to join it lists people to block. To to Account -> Blocklists to find this feature. Changes by the blocklist author effect all the people who subscribe to the list, causing them to block the list members. They federate, so you can subscribe to blocklists on other instances.
  • Edit comments inline, without loading a separate page - wjs018
  • Fediverse statistics at https://piefed.social/statistics
  • 2-factor authentication (TOTP) - can be added to your account in the 'Security' page in your settings.

For admins

  • Auto-ban based on the bans that instances you choose, with keyword matching on the ban reason. Go to /admin/users/auto_ban. Try putting 'piefed.social' in as the instance and 'spam' as the keyword filter. It'll cut down on the work involved in running your instance SO much.
  • Voting pattern graph on user profiles to help spot automated voting.
  • Reset the password of any user.
  • Lots of inauthentic behaviour reports for finding bots and serial downvoters, see /admin/votes and PM me for an instructional video. It's a lot to take in but the video will explain it all.

API

  • edit matrix user id when saving user profile data.
  • scheduled post endpoints - wjs018

Plus a lot more bits and pieces, browse the list of recent releases in the 1.8.x line at https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/releases for details.


To upgrade from 1.8.x or earlier

git pull  
git checkout v1.9.x  

Then,

./deploy.sh or ./deploy-docker2.sh


Donations

PieFed is free and open-source software while operating without any advertising, monetization, or reliance on venture capital. Your donations are vital in supporting the PieFed development effort, allowing us to expand and enhance PieFed with new features.

Donations can be made via Patreon, Liberapay or Ko-fi.

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cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/c/piefed_meta@piefed.social/p/2603915/piefed-v1-9-is-released-shared-blocklists-auto-bans-and-totp

New features

  • Shared blocklists - these are like feeds except instead of listing communities to join it lists people to block. To to Account -> Blocklists to find this feature. Changes by the blocklist author effect all the people who subscribe to the list, causing them to block the list members. They federate, so you can subscribe to blocklists on other instances.
  • Edit comments inline, without loading a separate page - wjs018
  • Fediverse statistics at https://piefed.social/statistics
  • 2-factor authentication (TOTP) - can be added to your account in the 'Security' page in your settings.

For admins

  • Auto-ban based on the bans that instances you choose, with keyword matching on the ban reason. Go to /admin/users/auto_ban. Try putting 'piefed.social' in as the instance and 'spam' as the keyword filter. It'll cut down on the work involved in running your instance SO much.
  • Voting pattern graph on user profiles to help spot automated voting.
  • Reset the password of any user.
  • Lots of inauthentic behaviour reports for finding bots and serial downvoters, see /admin/votes and PM me for an instructional video. It's a lot to take in but the video will explain it all.

API

  • edit matrix user id when saving user profile data.
  • scheduled post endpoints - wjs018

Plus a lot more bits and pieces, browse the list of recent releases in the 1.8.x line at https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/releases for details.


To upgrade from 1.8.x or earlier

git pull  
git checkout v1.9.x  

Then,

./deploy.sh or ./deploy-docker2.sh


Donations

PieFed is free and open-source software while operating without any advertising, monetization, or reliance on venture capital. Your donations are vital in supporting the PieFed development effort, allowing us to expand and enhance PieFed with new features.

Donations can be made via Patreon, Liberapay or Ko-fi.

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I joined a film group in my area back in June and now I'm at my first ever festival showing. That's pretty neat

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Probably asking for people to be educated on the difference as to what they've missed out from the internet back then compared to today. I think I have a good perspective since I'm one of the few out there who've been around the internet for three of its decades and have seen it develop into what it became.

For one thing, the internet wasn't reliant on Cloudflare and it was fine. Try to imagine an internet, where you weren't prompted by a stupid Cloudflare verification check that has a 50/50 chance of it failing. Captcha did exist back then but was no where near as annoying as it's been designed to now. The only thing between you and getting into your account was a password. Nothing else. No stupid verification codes having to be sent to your phone or whatever else.

And it was fine.

Social Media was tamed. If we could only go back to where it was just Reddit, Facebook and MySpace, then things would be fine. Because that was all that we needed. Now we just have too many and it's all saturated. Plus the versions of all of those platforms were at their best back then, no where near their broken malformed selves now.

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During an internal town hall meeting on Thursday, Brittin was asked at least a dozen questions about the corporation’s approach to LGBTQ+ issues and content.

It follows the BBC blurring out the trans rights slogan, “Protect the Dolls,” on the T-shirt of Bethany Antonia, the House of the Dragon actress who competed on Strictly Come Dancing. Later in October, the BBC digitally removed LGBTQ+ pride flag pins being worn by contestants on University Challenge, the quiz show hosted by Amol Rajan.

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“I’ve spoken with 60 air traffic controllers tonight about what Sean Duffy said at the White House today,” said one journalist. “None of them are buying what he said.”

Air traffic controllers are rejecting US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s explanation for Friday’s nationwide flight ground stop, raising questions about the Trump administration’s account of a communications failure that disrupted air travel across the United States, affecting an estimated 1.5 million travelers.

Washington Examiner homeland security reporter Anna Giaritelli told CNN’s Laura Coates during a Friday night interview that she’d spoken with 60 air traffic controllers about the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ground stop, which was just the third to ever occur.

“None of them are buying what he said,” Giaritelli said. “The controllers were saying, ‘We don’t buy that this is actually what’s happening, the reason that Sean Duffy is saying this has happened.’”

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Beautiful Si (europe.pub)
submitted 16 minutes ago by to c/anime_art@ani.social
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I was dumb enough to ask this question to LLM, and ofc I got bland answers like "You are probably not dumb, here's ABC to improve oneself"..

So sad that I am too dumb to get a job or make friends. I ended up in grad school trying to get a doctorate, as I was so stupid that looking for a job sounded insurmountable. Now, LLM apocalypse is dawning upon us, which manufactures papers faster than we can even follow. Wonder if any of academia would even be left. Imagine my stupidity of not thinking ahead here.

So anyway, how do I cure my dumbness and actually function as a normal person?

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More than 100,000 people have taken to the streets in France in another round of cost-of-living rallies organised by the “Yellow Vests” and various youth movements.

Saturday’s protests saw a decline in turnout compared with previous weekends and stayed largely calm, authorities said.

The Ministry of the Interior reported that 106,000 people took part in protests nationwide, including 24,000 in Paris – down from 146,000 people nationwide and 46,000 in Paris last week. Student unions place Saturday’s protest numbers higher, at 200,000 people, including almost 100,000 in the capital.

The country has been gripped by high-school blockades, mass demonstrations, and strikes for more than a month, with protesters rallying against falling educational standards, cost-of-living increases, low wages, and police violence.

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Hundreds of men led a demonstration in the Swiss capital on Saturday to denounce misogyny and a plague of violence against women, insisting men need to take a bigger and more vocal role in fighting both.

The “Men against Violence against Women” rally outside parliament follows high and persistent concerns that expressions of misogyny are too present online among teenage boys and young men — and that other men need to build a stronger counter-narrative.

It comes as some influencers on the fringe of the right-wing “manosphere” were emboldened after President Donald Trump’spresidential win in 2024 to justify and amplify misogynistic derision and threats online.

More in the article.

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The latest report looked at the television series that premiered from June 1, 2025, to May 31, 2026.

It revealed that zero transgender characters will return to TV next year, and that representation of LGBTQ characters of colour is at an eight-year low.

369 LGBTQ+ characters in total were counted on scripted primetime broadcast, cable and streaming original series. That is a decrease of 120 characters (25%) from the 489 counted the previous season.

161 of the 369 (44$) are characters of colour. An eight-year low and a decrease from 51% of characters of colour the previous year. None of the 369 characters lived with HIV.

2% of the 369 were trans characters; that’s a total of 7, six women and one man.

The previous year, the count was 33. Of these seven characters, none are returning to TV next year.

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