It’s not by Waititi, but via this obituary (which unlike wikipedia doesn’t mention Karlson’s Nazism…) i see a film is/was in production.

TIL :(

I’ve updated the post to link to the wikipedia article; I probably would not have posted this if I had seen that first :/

It’s odd that the petapixel article doesn’t mention he’s a nazi or that his identity was unknown for nearly 30 years after the incident as wikipedia says; it instead implies he was already known for other things by saying he “starred in theater productions and television shows” 🤔

amazing, thanks for the tip. i’ve taken this rare opportunity to cross-post to notnottheonion from nottheonion 😂

Lemmy is drowning in duplicate posts about Linux’s new Documentation/process/threat-model.rst file and additions to Documentation/process/security-bugs.rst which were added in this commit: same story, same commit, but different URLs, post titles, and human submitters. Posts linking a phoronix article about the commit, posts linking Linus’ LKML email about it, posts linking The Register’s article about Linus’ LKML email, posts linking a gamingonlinux article about the email about the commit - and now, this post linking a screenshot of a mastodon post containing a screenshot of [part of] the diff of the commit. Lemmy moderators have now formalized the obvious: one post per this topic per community is enough. Most of these posts aren’t even good summaries of the situation anyway: For instance, this one says “1 CVE, 0 patches” which is not accurate at all.

colonies

If you think China colonized Xinjiang, well… yeah, they did. But that was 22 centuries ago, a millennium before the [people now known as] Uyghurs had even arrived there. The demographics and ruling empires unsurprisingly changed a few times in the ensuing millennia, but since the Qing dynasty committed the Dzungar genocide there (from 1755–1758, with help of several peoples including Han and Uyghur) it has mostly remained a part of China.

The ancient history is interesting, but more recent events (eg Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups the US has been funding there) are more relevant to the present situation.

I did watch the first three minutes. Everything he shows is true, everything he explains as interpretation is just full of shit.

What specifically is he full of shit about? I recommend watching more than three minutes of it.

“The eagles are coming!”

Here and here are two texts on the subject which cover some of the same things as that video (albeit not from a first-hand person-from-the-US-traveling-in-Xinjiang perspective like the video does).

i recommend this recent video by Eric Hovagim to learn more about the Uyghur topic (but i guess you’ll probably skip it based on its title?)

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It looks like they have an AI generate all of the valid images.

Are you suggesting that the Voight-Kampff test is being administered by robots?

https://lemmy.ml/post/47496367

see also the hexbear thread about this

Yep. But just providing a list of millions of URLs and saying “we trained on this” as some models in the past have done also didn’t make it possible to replicate; by the time anyone re-fetches them all, many of the URLs will inevitably have changed or disappeared.

It’s been 20 years since Microsoft cryptographer Niels Ferguson said “Over my dead body” about a BitLocker backdoor. But the very next line of that blog post was “Well, maybe not literally—I’m not ready to be a martyr quite yet—but certainly not in any product I work on” and he doesn’t work there anymore 🤔

(Ferguson was also one of the cryptographers who pointed out the backdoor-enabling design of NIST’s Dual_EC_DRBG in 2007, six years before the Snowden disclosures confirmed that NIST did indeed backdoor it on behalf of the NSA.)

here is that same post, via .ml: https://lemmy.ml/post/47467908

tldr, it says just go to https://hexbear.net/login …which does indeed load for me via tor (while other pages remain 504 gateway timeout).

@CARCOSA@hexbear.net maybe you could make that 504 error redirect or at least link to the login page?

cars […] non-gas pollution

The HOA’s Architectural Guidelines confirms:

Also, as explained in the HOA rules i linked in my other comment, people can’t swim in the lake (or eat the fish they stock it with; it’s strictly catch-and-release fishing) because it’s filled with reclaimed wastewater.

i see, thanks.

from that guardian link:

The decision prompted condemnation on Tuesday from Graham Linehan, one of the show’s creators, who accused RTÉ of using the show as “a tool of antisemitic harassment” and said it was an “act of pointed, gleeful counter-programming”.

of course sitcom-writer-turned-professional-transphobe Graham Linehan would also be a zionist, that tracks 🤦

no joke; link goes to the rules PDF

The first rule of Arrowhead Lakes HOA’s Lake and Boating Rules is Swimming or wading is prohibited by Arizona regulations governing the use of reclaimed wastewater.

fellas, is it woke to eat unleaded baked goods? 🤔