Webdeveloper from Germany, nerd, gamer, atheist, interested in nerd-culture, biology of everything creepy, evolution, history, physics, politics and space.

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Cake day: June 24th, 2024

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  • Holy shit… I told myself I’d go to Curiosity Stream once they accepted different payment methods than credit cards but DAMN SON! That price…

    Edit: Oh wait… that’s annually… okay, I’m still with it.

    Edit2: And I got them mixed up with Nebula, that’s where I really wanted to go… damn.


  • 10.61% in June 2026, up from 3.56% in May

    Tripling in ONE MONTH.

    Yeah, I’m sorry everyone. As much as all of us love Linux and (rightfully) hate Microslop, that’s a jump that simply cannot be explained just by human users.

    Data from Cloudflare Radar appears to support that explanation. Cloudflare reportedly recorded a similar rise in Linux traffic, but the spike largely disappeared when its data was filtered to include only traffic identified as human. The comparison is not a direct match for StatCounter’s methodology, but it provides a strong indication that bots and automated systems are responsible for much of the sudden increase.



  • Enkrod@feddit.orgtomemes@lemmy.world•What's wrong with America?
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    3 months ago

    Paris is the crime capital of Europe.

    The city with the highest crime index in Western Europe is Marseilles (67,03) second highest is Bimingham (63,96)

    Those would be the 8th and 13th place in the US. So you’d have to go through:

    • Memphis (77,85)
    • Detroit (72,82)
    • Baltimore (71,11)
    • Albuquerque (70,90)
    • Saint Louis (70,12)
    • Oakland (68,60) and
    • New Orleans (67,92)

    Before you arrive at Marseilles. Paris is at 57,88, that would be the 17th place in the US.

    (Source: Numbeo)

    At the same time the kind of crimes that are unusually high in Marseilles and Paris are pickpocketing and petty theft.

    The crimes that are unusually high in the US are violent crimes.






  • I would really like to read the CLA, but this:

    However, any distributed version that includes your contribution remains properly licensed under the project license(s) that applied when you contributed.

    Seems like a green flag. If followed through in the CLA, it means that any version released under AGPLv3, that contains any contributions, will remain under AGPLv3. So in theory Fluxer could at some point change the license, but everything up until then would remain free and open source and available to, for example, continue a similar project. Furthermore, as long as the code contains contributions that were made during the AGPLv3 days the code will remain under AGPLv3.