@cybertailor @DLC It's not really any different unless you're writing a proprietary program that's linking against an LGPL'd library. If you're linking against an (A)GPL'd library, your program must be free software anyway and it doesn't matter if it's being linked statically or dynamically, and if your program is free software it doesn't matter if you're using static or dynamic linking since you can just provide source code.

The only difference is if you're writing a proprietary program linked to an LGPL'd library, in which case you must provide a way for the user to replace the LGPL'd library (which for a statically linked program would usually be providing the .o files and letting the user relink them)

@gwenthefops same

@ptrc I've had it for months already by using librewolf and enabling it in about:config

apparently fennec/firefox android has a countdown to the world cup on the new tab page now

also, for some reason it is using random fedi users' profile pictures as the icon for the berkeley.edu.pl shortcut instead of the actual favicon, which is very weird

@kemona_halftau thanks

more exams today

@nay o

@kemona_halftau good morning

nini fedi

TIL, the SD card specification allows cards to report they support a maximum current consumption of… 65 amps

@nay é

@kemona_halftau I've never moved house (or technically I have, but I don't remember it) but I still haven't unpacked everything from my trip in February

@mcc regarding V: it makes (or at least did in 2024) quite a few false claims: https://justinas.org/the-bizarre-world-of-v (and from 2023: https://n-skvortsov-1997.github.io/reviews/)

@hexaitos the laptop that I take with me to school: daily
the laptop that stays on my desk most of the time: about once every few weeks, whenever I need to update the kernel for security patches (which has been more often than I'd like it to be recently), or I update KDE and screenshots stop working until I restart it (at which point I may as well reboot and get kernel updates applied too)

@eloy is it just 1.31.0 or are older versions affected too? I'm still on 1.22.1 (debian oldstable) and 1.30.1 (gentoo)

meow

fun trick: if someone gives a hosted LLM a skill that lets it fetch web pages (directly, not through some third party scraper service) and it's hosted on AWS, you can often trick it into fetching data from the AWS instance metadata server (IMDS) at 169.254.169.254 / [fd00:ec2::254]. the higher end models tend to refuse if you give the IP, but you can just spin up a domain with A/AAAA records pointing at that IP and request that instead. if IMDSv1 isn't disabled you can get secrets out of it.

You only have a few days left to tell the FCC that they should stop trying to force broadcasters to classify trans and nonbinary people as inappropriate for children to see on TV https://skepchick.org/2026/05/the-fcc-wants-to-rate-lgbtq-as-obscene/