It's always good to write tests with the "The Enterprise Developer from Hell" in mind: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/property-based-testi...

This is a great talk. More technical videos should be done from the basics like this.

exactly the reason why you NEVER should copy-paste code from a website into your terminal, even if that has paste protection (https://lwn.net/Articles/749992/)

a look at terminal emulators

https://lwn.net/Articles/749992/

https://lwn.net/Articles/751763/

If they (and every public body doing the same move) now start donating 50% of their previous costs to the FOSS projects they, that would most notably put mozilla in a much better position to not have to bow to google money and go down the route they did lately.

Why do we want them to donate money rather then time/people.

don't tell author about new meta glasses everybody and their grandma will wear 24/7 in 10y. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45283306

They probably are very aware, and it makes having this discussion more important, not less.

Google Glass has been a thing for 12 years, Snapchat's glasses have been around for 9. And you rarely see someone using them. (I'm aware of reports of ICE officers wearing the Meta glasses, but this is probably an extension of norms around police bodycams)

you could just have read the abstract instead

to save you from loading the pdf:

> This paper presents an empirical investigation of how eSIM adoption affects user privacy, focusing on routing transparency, reseller access, and profile control. We first show how travel eSIMs often route user data through third-party networks, including Chinese infrastructure, regardless of user location. This raises concerns about jurisdictional exposure. Second, we analyze the implications of opaque provisioning workflows, documenting how resellers can access sensitive user data, proactively communicate with devices, and assign public IPs without user awareness. Third, we validate operational risks such as deletion failures and profile lock-in using a private LTE testbed.

so, everybody wearing this in europe will hand out 'may i take photographs of you or your property'-forms + 'do you agree to Facebook's TOS, as your photographs will be uploaded to and processed by them'-forms prior to using this in public? just like owners of all the rolling surveillance stations (some still call them EV) do?

spy state actor's wet dream comes even more true with this, even more than with already overly de-privaciced public spaces.

I was thinking today that I basically am going to have to start wearing one of those IR face blocker things around just to stop my visiage ending up in some god forsaken Meta server somewhere.

My god, how fucking grim our future looks. I miss when tech was fun.

> everybody wearing this in europe

The whole 17 nerds who will buy this toy will have to do that yes

git pull. too often i found breake so i inspect git-log message prior to update, git-bisect came in handy once

25M ? lol . the venv is 6.9G

htc HD mini was the perfect form factor