Oh, right. I hope it’s as good as the animated series based on Voice of Fire I just spent a moment imagining.

Computers? Fun!? Whatever, nerds.

They seem to be using a dictionary consisting of the 30% of words in the Brown corpus which are the most common. So a ~20k word dictionary, very small.

The study does not really tell us anything about what “law enforcement can break.” Nor does it tells us anything about “three random word” passphrases. It tells us that people who do pick a three-word passphrase often do not choose those words well and do much worse than if they had chosen them at random from a dictionary of reasonable size.

It’s not as if I did an exhaustive search to sift through all the evidence, but what I found was this: https://lemm.ee/post/60365167

That is what their mod was accused of having done, albeit on reddit. If Kev believes those allegations to be unfounded, he’s done a poor job of expressing that.

Alas, not everyone on the fediverse is so friendly and welcoming towards people who “express certain political views” by using a position of power to suppress those they disagree with.

How do people even say that kind of thing with a straight face? It’s like claiming that coal is “net zero” if you use solar power to feed it into the furnace.

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Oh shit, Jerry legit blocked it: https://fedia.io/m/fedia/t/1468012/Fedia-reporting-issues-with-specific-servers-e-g-lemmy-ml-lemmy-one-startrek-website/comment/8379246#entry-comment-8379246

It’s unfortunate IMO. I thought it was just some kind of weird mbin problems causing lemmy.ml not to federate, then I mostly forgot about it. Although that server is not without problems I’m sure, it’s a huge piece of the lemmy world to be missing and it’s a pretty small world to begin with.

Why did it get defederated?

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I don’t understand the downvotes and lack of logical answers. I genuinely don’t know what they could be trying to say there. Maybe that an American (way above average in driving and eating meat) could reduce their impact by an amount equal to the total GHG of an average world citizen? But it wouldn’t really cancel anything out and why would it be relevant to the rest of what’s being said?

behavior changes, such as driving less or eating less meat, could theoretically cancel out all the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions an average person produces each year

Driving less and eating less meat means you’d still be driving and eating meat, so how does that work?

Thanks to the heroic efforts of law enforcement, several mass murderers have dramatically cut plans to increase the rate at which they murder people.

All other avenues have been exhausted, let’s try giving a billion dollars to lawyers and see if that fixes everything.

Either way the beard is looking good.

I’m sort of tired of articles describing some catastrophe that happened ten years ago and saying “it’s worrying.”

One more idea… If you’re willing to temporarily add the Debian testing “deb-src” repository to your sources.list, which should be slightly safer, then there’s a chance that this might work: https://wiki.debian.org/SimpleBackportCreation

Seems not completely crazy, unless MX has its own way to do that.

Yeah, I see that MX test is not based on current debian testing (trixie) but also bookworm. So I guess you’ll not find the package in MX repos until it makes it into AHS. Apparently there’s a PPA that some people use, that might work.

Ok, it didn’t seem clear if you were on Debian 12 or MX. I’m not sure what the relationship between them is, but mesa 25 seems to be in trixie only since 13 march.

Maybe you could use that package from debian testing on the MX version of testing if you wanted to live dangerously.