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My entire homelab (server + network gear) consumes as much electricity as a SINGLE incandescent lightbulb used to. in c/showerthoughts@lemmy.world
Binance reveals hackers used fake job interviews, malicious code in $6-bn heist in c/globalnews@lemmy.zip
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The coin chain is a real chain, not an API. The owner just has some kind of special access that may or may not allow a few things like freezing wallets. But the whole transaction system works mostly without their intervention. Also, many coin operators like Tether have no special ties with regulated exchanges like Binance. They are mostly independant, they just happen to interact with each other

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    Binance reveals hackers used fake job interviews, malicious code in $6-bn heist in c/globalnews@lemmy.zip
    Binance reveals hackers used fake job interviews, malicious code in $6-bn heist in c/globalnews@lemmy.zip
    Binance reveals hackers used fake job interviews, malicious code in $6-bn heist in c/globalnews@lemmy.zip
    If you laid your own eggs daily would you eat them? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
    Yay daddy in c/NiceMemes@sopuli.xyz
    French lawmakers add $11.2 billion internet tax based on traffic usage to budget, costs $0.06 per gigabyte of content accessed — law still has to pass Senate approval. in c/technology@lemmy.world
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    It's basically an internet shutdown disguised as a tax. If it applied only to GAFAM I would support it, let's get them out of the market

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    French lawmakers add $11.2 billion internet tax based on traffic usage to budget, costs $0.06 per gigabyte of content accessed — law still has to pass Senate approval. in c/technology@lemmy.world
    First Nintendo Switch 2 emulator for PC is out, and it already boots Mario Kart World in c/pcgaming@lemmy.ca
    First Nintendo Switch 2 emulator for PC is out, and it already boots Mario Kart World in c/pcgaming@lemmy.ca
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    Jancovici appelle les français à se mettre d'accord (www.youtube.com)
     

    150 français sélectionnés aléatoirement sont convoqués à une assemblée indépendante afin d'établir des lignes directrices qui seront ensuite présentées au gouvernement comme la volonté du peuple.

    Un financement participatif appellant au don symbolique de 1€ est en passe de devenir le plus gros financement participatif en terme de participants de l'histoire https://fr.ulule.com/un-commun-accord-presidentielle-assemblee-150-citoyens-jancovici/

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    A star-history.com alternative after it was killed by Github (star-history.dera.page)
     

    If you maintain or use open-source projects on GitHub, you might have noticed that embedded star history charts (api.star-history.com) in README.md files broke recently. That's because Github killed the API they relied on, citing high costs because people used it a lot. Well done microslop (they even broke their own UI because they forgot to update their frontend).

    Anyway, I couldn't let this project die and I happen to have snapshots of star count data for a few hundred thousand repositories (most of those who have more than 150 stars).

    I have forked the original project, replaced the way it obtained its data, and published it as a fully open-source, free drop-in alternative: star-history.dera.page.

    Migration is seamless and users simply have to swap out the domain name in their SVG image link.

    I'll keep the data updated, I have crawlers running ensuring my snapshots get better and better. I will also maintain the project and add a new github-based style for charts as I have heard people complain about the xkcd look not matching the rest of their readmes. Contributions are welcome :)

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    A star-history.com alternative after it was killed by Github (star-history.dera.page)
     

    If you maintain or use open-source projects on GitHub, you might have noticed that embedded star history charts (api.star-history.com) in README.md files broke recently. That's because Github killed the API they relied on, citing high costs because people used it a lot. Well done microslop (they even broke their own UI because they forgot to update their frontend).

    Anyway, I couldn't let this project die and I happen to have snapshots of star count data for a few hundred thousand repositories (most of those who have more than 150 stars).

    I have forked the original project, replaced the way it obtained its data, and published it as a fully open-source, free drop-in alternative: star-history.dera.page.

    Migration is seamless and users simply have to swap out the domain name in their SVG image link.

    I'll keep the data updated, I have crawlers running ensuring my snapshots get better and better. I will also maintain the project and add a new github-based style for charts as I have heard people complain about the xkcd look not matching the rest of their readmes. Contributions are welcome :)

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    A star-history.com alternative after it was killed by Github (star-history.dera.page)
     

    If you maintain or use open-source projects on GitHub, you might have noticed that embedded star history charts (api.star-history.com) in README.md files broke recently. That's because Github killed the API they relied on, citing high costs because people used it a lot. Well done microslop (they even broke their own UI because they forgot to update their frontend).

    Anyway, I couldn't let this project die and I happen to have snapshots of star count data for a few hundred thousand repositories (most of those who have more than 150 stars).

    I have forked the original project, replaced the way it obtained its data, and published it as a fully open-source, free drop-in alternative: star-history.dera.page.

    Migration is seamless and users simply have to swap out the domain name in their SVG image link.

    I'll keep the data updated, I have crawlers running ensuring my snapshots get better and better. I will also maintain the project and add a new github-based style for charts as I have heard people complain about the xkcd look not matching the rest of their readmes. Contributions are welcome :)

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