@soydelbierzo no estoy seguro de que tenga relación con esto pero hace un tiempo Mercadona trató de implantar un sistema de reconocimiento facial en la entrada para bloquear el acceso a los supuestos "hurtadores" de productos en sus tiendas, y la AEPD lo tumbó

@soydelbierzo Ni es discreto, ni inteligente ni seguro. Joder !!

Gracias por meterte en estas batallas ! Si veo algo te lo mando.

@ivan 🫂 🫂

Esto lo tengo que parar. El optimismo es revolucionario.

@ivan Abrazos, compañero. Y croquetas.

Si pasas por Bilbao avisa y nos tomamos un algo. Que hace mucho que no charlamos.

@ivan estamos en todo: en lo mamarracho, en lo triste, en lo alegre, en lo cotidiano, en lo increíble y en lo meh

Un colaborador de la revista, que prefiere quedar en el anonimato, al parecer les dijo que no serviría. Que la gente se iba a instalar bloqueadores automáticos de cookies y de anuncios y que, por mucho mensajito, la gente seguiría entrando ignorando a los anuncios como si no existieran (porque para ellos, ni existirán).

La revista le contestó algo como que los de SEO estaban seguros de que iba a funcionar. Que tú qué sabes si solo eres un colaborador, tú ponte a escribir y no se que.

@VaryIngweion este hilo resulta MUY INTERESANTE

@VaryIngweion Sigo sin entender cómo la mayoría de medios españoles han optado por esta mierda de modelo. Casi prefiero que pongan un auténtico paywall con un "suscríbete para leer este y más artículos" que un "nosotros y nuestros 3 trillones de socios nos preocupamos muchísimo por tu privacidad, así que cómete las putas galletas o lárgate de aquí".

@VaryIngweion muy de esta era moderna lo de preocuparse más de como vender algo q de la calidad de ese algo.. Hay quien no pilla q el envase no es más importante q el contenido en esto y en la vida en general, el marketing y la obsesión por comerciar hace mucho daño en muchas cabezas..

@pedro_leon @RGBes
La idea de la página es muy interesante (viví el lanzamiento de aquellas sondas con fascinación), pero las cifras del contador son casi ilegibles. Sólo lo he probado en un navegador y en un dispositivo, ojo.

@EUCommission hey man... can yall like, get your shit together instead of trying to do mass surveillance with the lie of "protecting children".

@EUCommission

At this point it doesn't matter any more. Snacks are too expensive either way.

@EUCommission excellent choice of image background color!

@EUCommission Maybe some link to go with this? :)

@EUCommission Mondelez needs to buzz off out of the EU.

@EUCommission Good. This is super annoying. Prices can go up, sometimes the businesses have no other choice, I get that. But I want companies to at least be honest about these price changes, not trying to trick me or play me for a fool.

@EUCommission Great, thanks for that. It's a big help when I'm comparing similar products 👍
But when I buy my favorite chocolate, though, I don't look at the price per unit. I can see that it hasn't gone up in price and it looks the same 🤷
Put pressure on the manufacturer to obviously change the packaging along with the quantity. That'll be a big help when I'm trying to figure out who took a bite of my chocolate 😊

@EUCommission why not take control of the packaging in the first place for "environments" sake and remove all the other stupid control mechanisms / bureaucracy

@EUCommission

That's a problem that you created by yourself when you introduced directive 2007/45/EC.

Before that, packaging sizes were regulated by directives 75/106/EEC and 80/232/EEC.

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/EN/legal-content/summary/deregulation-of-pack-sizes.html#lseu-section-applicability

@EUCommission Transparency alone is only solving a part of the problem though.

The food industry is way too consolidated, with just a hand full of big corporations controlling the vast majority of the market.
Big corporations that can just reduce packaging size simultaneously...

@EUCommission Please add required printing of information on changed contents on the product itself for at least 6 months.

And noticably, not some side note. Like on cigarettes.

@EUCommission Nobody is going through their supermarket with a table with last week’s price-per-weight table to spot whether shrinkflation happens…

How about forcing a large “Now less for more” label that should cover at least half the package front?

@EUCommission tell Trump he's a twat and shove his tariffs where his spray paint doesn't reach. That'll help a bit more.

@EUCommission

Great work EU, keep it coming!

@EUCommission
Could you also have them adjust packaging size to the shrinking content? Since we, consumers, are the real people paying for the packaging, the packaging of the product itself should at least be in proportion to the size, not oversized. Some brand of snacks still sell half a bag of air... But not just snacks, lots of things are just half or barely 3/4 filled and the rest is air and waste of packaging. Not just waste of product packaging but overall packaging. 1 container of same good will be 1/4 or even half filled with air ...
And maybe that will then also stop the ridiculous downsizing, pretending like we, consumers, all are stupid.

@EUCommission Great initiative, but supermarkets are already finding ways to confuse. Same brand of canned fish sold per kg or can, with exactly the same brand of fish inside, but bigger or smaller/cans. And maybe also the prescription to put the country of origin of main ingredients for all products, not only fresh ones!

@EUCommission yay more sawdust in my chocolate now to make it heavier!

@EUCommission

You won't change anything. The lobby will buy you off again, and the issue will be forgotten—or it will concern products that don't even exist.
#corruption

@EUCommission
Technically, it looks like two bites. The problem is worse than you thought!

@EUCommission Check Out Free Gift Give a way Link : https://bit.ly/4xLI1AE

@EUCommission
Glad to see we arent the only ones faced with this .

@EUCommission

Make bigger "packaging taxes" for sellers and shrinkflation will be gone

@EUCommission

What about: standard prices have to be shown more prominently than item prices?

What about: it is forbidden to show "guesstimates" as item prices - i.e. 1 beefsteak = 2.99 EUR (based upon a "normal" weight, but meat price is actually at 60 EUR/kg)

@EUCommission Bersani prese provvedimenti a favore dei consumatori ma poi hanno preferito meloni e i padroni 🤣

@EUCommission

“national authorities “, ha ha ha !

@EUCommission that's the bare minimum. France requires shrinkflators to highlight this visibly on supermarket shelves for several months, a much more dissuasive approach to the despicable practice.

@Shine_McShine Noches termonucleares

@Shine_McShine Y si alguien considerase que esta publicación es propaganda política, estaría muy malito de la cabeza.

He puesto à punt, la televisión pública valenciana, para ver si estaban hablando del temporal y los reventones húmedos.

Están poniendo los toros.

Prioridad nacional.

@Shine_McShine Yo propongo noches crematorias (más por el planeta de Las Crónicas de Riddick que por los tanatorios).

@Shine_McShine alguna noche que he sufrido a 30-31° o duermes con el aire acondicionado puesto o no duermes, directamente.

@VaryIngweion ¿reunir gente voluntaria en el #Fediverso tanto para secuestros de CEOs y robar la Casa de Moneda como para hacer la revista después?

@VaryIngweion ¿Una universidad pública que lo apoye?

@VaryIngweion Tener un buen plantel, buen SEO y no usar IA.

@VaryIngweion un mecenas.

@VaryIngweion robar contenido y no pagar por el

techamv.com -> web del proyecto asteroide

@VaryIngweion publicitat. I amb això oblidat del rigor, que no sigui el rigor mortis.

@VaryIngweion MUCHO DINERO, para empezar

@b0rk journalctl -f

@b0rk mine is 'cd sm_org;venv/bin/python manage.py feedback', but I doubt it will be very informative to anyone but me :-)

@b0rk highkey mosh > ssh

@b0rk ssh send snapshot | zfs receive

@b0rk docker save $IMAGE | ssh host docker load

@b0rk executing systemctl commands to a remote server

@b0rk I use pdsh with ssh instead of adding a single command to ssh. common commands are uname, uptime and all kinds of "overview" stuff like what version of stuff to I run there and so on. systemd status sometimes or dns checks (does everybody use the right resolver) - anything quickcheck "fleet management" to extract reporting.

alternatively I use ansible <single command>, that's nice too

@b0rk ls -rtla, so see if it works and where I am.

@b0rk
ssh host -t ssh-add
ssh host du -xa | xdu

@b0rk weird and perhaps creepy, but can be handy: "ssh remotehost arecord | aplay"

@b0rk hardly exciting, but:
rsync host:/path/to/$(basename $(pwd))/version$(ssh host cat /path/to/$(basename $(pwd))/current_version | sed 's/ /g/')/ ./

To copy files from the right subdir on the remote HPC system.
(Flags and paths simplified to make the point, obviously)

@b0rk My neatest one is probably this

`tail -f "$some_file_I_want_to_stream" | ssh "$some_remote_host" "cat >> $local_copy_on_remote_host"`

Wrapped into a systemd service, that gives me live, continuous streaming of one local logfile into a remote host's local copy of the file.
Looks super simple (and it is) but it took me so long to figure out that I didn't need some complex synchronization stack and that ssh could just handle it.

@b0rk without question the mosh client login https://mosh.org/ where I’ll then set up, or reconnect with, a tmux session. These will typically be active until the remote system has to be rebooted first some reason.

@b0rk I use this a lot (inside a script)

ssh me@remote "find /path/$identifier | sort"

The remote server stores data where the "$identifier" is part of the path. I use this to find out if something with that identifier has been saved and if it has, what it contains.

Also useful if I want to copy the data because I have the path right there for rsync/scp/whatever instead of having to log in interactively to get it.

@b0rk "zfs send ... | ssh somewhere zfs receive ..." is a cronjob i often have.

(also a similar idea with cat/gzip/gunzip to dump or write a disk image over to somewhere else. i've even installed operating systems this way!)

@b0rk will the file right out to the local machine instead of to the remote machine?

@b0rk for use with #shpool and #fishshell

`abbr --add shpool --command ssh --set-cursor -- '-t "-oRemoteCommand=~/.cargo/bin/shpool attach --force %"`

typing: `ssh thehost shpool coding`
would expand to:

`ssh thehost -t "-oRemoteCommand=~/.cargo/bin/shpool attach --force coding"`

@b0rk ssh user@host uptime

If the host is very busy and/or drops connections, this can get a tiny glimpse into what's happening, and will succeed more easily than any interactive session or longer-running program. Plus I don't need to catch the one moment where it works, I can come back later and see the result.

@b0rk I have a whole collection of front-end scripts that end up running commands and command invocations over SSH, sometimes with a pty. From the office desktop, I use SSH X forwarding to start various terminals and programs remotely; from home, I use a local terminal that runs eg 'ssh -t host <command that winds up su'ing or etc>'.

(Recently I've also gotten into use the Tramp remote access system in GNU Emacs, which uses SSH commands under the hood.)

@b0rk ssh … -t 'tmux has-session && exec tmux attach || exec tmux'

Attach to the active tmux session or start one if there is none yet. I made a shell function that always runs ssh like this, so I’m always guaranteed to be inside tmux, and disconnects are not an issue

@aral Yes, private property remains the original sin of modernity. Above all, this is especially true given how—unlike in earlier times—it is now enforced globally through violence, while the owner lives on a yacht on the other side of the world.

Furthermore, we must never forget that the corresponding political ideology, liberalism, was formulated specifically to justify the seizure of land in distant countries. It is an ideology that, from the very beginning, sought to legitimize injustice.

@aral Brainwashing children at early stages of development, that they can 'be anything they want to be', along with unbridled Capitalism where there's no such thing as 'too much', leaves the abusers with the tools of applying the direct opposite: establishing highly restrictive, authoritarian limits, that effectively ripens them as crippled adults, and far easier to profit from via Divide and Conquer Strategies.

This is why the US has worked so hard to establish the overextended duopoly, so they can steer more profits to the wealthy crony oligarchy, and continue to oppress the masses into subjugated subservience.

These abusers must be replaced, asap.

@aral And somehow, that mean they can do whatever they want in "their" land, however it affects others.

(I would probably use the word "Mine" - but the principle is the same).

So I can burn tires on "my" property if I want. The smoke you get into your house - well that is not my property so none of my business.

@aral

The antidote:
The Charter of the Forest.

https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2017/11/youve-never-heard-charter-important-magna-carta.html

"At the heart of the Charter ... is the concept of the commons and the need to protect them and to compensate commoners for their loss. It is scarcely surprising that a government that is privatising and commercialising the remaining commons should wish to ignore it."

Commons like: our water, the atmosphere, low-orbit space, ...

[Edit to correct to "Charter of the Forest"]

@aral

This is so true! 💯

For anyone who wants to understand more about this, here is a thread packed with quotes, links and references explaining how we got here:

https://c.im/@whathappened/113431042992237139

@aral

Not sure if the writ of capitalism is that large. It’s the essential project of management to surround culture. At that point, insert the system.