Twin Peaks. Way too young to see it, when I did.
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I also try to move away from streaming to physical media, DVD, BluRay etc. My local movie store only had Panasonic DVD/BluRay players, and reviews generally looks good, so bought a Panasonic and it does the job well. Can recommend.
EDIT: For clarify the local movie shop is independent and like 30-40 years old, and run by people who is movie and tech nerds, who knows what they are talking about. They have been THE shop since Laserdisc was the place to be.
Can recommend calisthenics / body weight fitness. It is easy to get started, hard to get wrong and the results are the best I have experienced.
I know, reddit. But search for ‘Recommended Routine’ on reddit for a good place to start.
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DeGoogle Yourself@lemmy.ml•Looking for a good e-mail provider that's not Tuta/Proton
0·1 year agoPosteo.de. Been using them for years, and are coulden’t be more happy.
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News@lemmy.world•Hegseth says the Pentagon has contingency plans to invade Greenland if necessary
0·1 year agoAlso went a while before I heard it. Here are some links:
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News@lemmy.world•Hegseth says the Pentagon has contingency plans to invade Greenland if necessary
0·1 year agoThe word on the street is that Peter Thiel and friends wan’t it for a tech bro network state, with no regulation on AI (as in LLMs) and other tech fantasies.
Don’t have a link, but it’s public known that Thiel and friends wan’t it, and that they seem to have the man in power in on it.
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Technology@lemmy.ml•The head of the US Copyright Office has reportedly been fired, the day after the agency concluded AI companies' use of copyrighted material does not fall under existing doctrines of fair use
0·1 year agoBe a Orange guy supporter or give in. But that dosen’t take away from the now former head doing the right thing, despite the very real chance of getting fired.
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Technology@lemmy.ml•The head of the US Copyright Office has reportedly been fired, the day after the agency concluded AI companies' use of copyrighted material does not fall under existing doctrines of fair use
0·1 year agoGreat news with the report on fair use. Fingers crossed that it haves an effect on lawsuits.
Sad about the firing. But good to see that the head of US Copyright Office didn’t gave in to preasure, and doing the right thing.
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Global News@lemmy.zip•Trump says U.S. will 'get Greenland,' military force may not be needed but not ruled outEnglish
0·2 years agoAn interesting take. Read somewhere that the reason Trump want’s Greenland and Canada is so the US is bigger geographical than Russia. Was said as a semi-joke. But at this point I’m not ruling anything out.
The problem with trains is they are public (under)founded. The rich and powerfull with political influence don’t want working public transportation because less carsales, oil, gasoline etc.
Which explains why Musk prevented a high speed train in the US with his hyperloop. We all need to buy EV"s which have most of the downsides of traditional cars.
When we could have clean, fast and comfortable public transportation.
EDIT: Spelling.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Petition on the implementation of an EU-Linux operating system in public administrations across all EU countries
0·2 years agoSomeone mentioned that M365 is properly not legal. Guess what, it isn’t.
The EDPS (European Data Protection Supervisor) investgated the EU-Commissions’ use of M365 and found it to be illegal in march 2024. EPDS gave the Commission until December 2024 to, among other things, stop transfers of Personal Information to third countries in M365 outside the EU. Which of course made the Commission sue the EDPS. And MS to do the same…
So M365 is NOT legal to use for any Public Institution in the EU. Unless the Controller make Microsoft change their DPA, contract etc. Kinda like MS did for the Dutch government after the dutch firm Privacy Company made an in depth analysis of M365 and found numerous illegal processing etc.
Fun how Microsoft was made aware of how they acted illegal, and changed it - only for the Dutch Government…!! The rest of their Customers still have the illegal DPA, terms etc… Also fun how it is Common knowledge and IT-departments still choose to use M365, and move as much as possible there from more privacy and security oriented services.
EDPS investigation into the Commissions use of M365: https://www.edps.europa.eu/press-publications/press-news/press-releases/2024/european-commissions-use-microsoft-365-infringes-data-protection-law-eu-institutions-and-bodies_en
My point? EU-Linux is a fantastic idea! 🙂
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Is there a Linux based OS for public computers, such as at a library or a PC cafe?
0·3 years agoWork with informationsecurity and GDPR. And know as a fact that many danish municipalities which administrate the libraries are using, and are happy with, Linux as public facing citizen PC’s in libraries.
They use OS2borgerPC, which translates to OS2citizenPC which is maintained and supported by the danish company Magenta. But it’s open source, so if you are in another country you could just use it - or better, give Magenta a call. They’re great and very reseaonable.
Magenta: https://www.magenta.dk/en/ OS2borgerPC on github: https://github.com/OS2borgerPC




It won’t, so none