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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 12/10/2026

Eastern Water Dragon we saw this afternoon while on a walk, near the confluence of the Merri Creek and Yarra River. Those colours and stripes are such a wonderful camouflage, so I think I was lucky to notice it when it moved. #EasternWaterDragon #WaterDragon […] [Original post on aus.social]

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

Square Throw Pillow Cushion Cover Case Pillowcase Self-inflating Whoopee-cushion with Jocular Curse for Belligerent Sofa of Pyrolytic Relaxation Supremely Oxidative Combine Multiple Designs in any Home Decor for Hypergolic Emotional Bonding over Satan's Goonsack […] [Original post on aus.social]

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

Vale Margaret Hamilton. She was a Software Engineer. She was the _first_ Software Engineer because she defined the term, Software Engineering: "When I first came up with the term, no one had heard of it before, at least in our world. It was an ongoing joke for a […] [Original post on aus.social]

A B&W photo of a person standing next to a stack of printed paper as high as the top of their head. This is Margaret Hamilton, at work as a Software Engineer and the leader of a team of extremely specialised programmers who worked for NASA. The photo was taken in 1969, and it shows a physical form if her work since she joined the Apollo project in 1965 (she joined at the age of 29 by my calculation). My interpretation of the expression on her face is a mix of pride and mild amusement. She has glasses, long, straight hair, and neat office attire. Margaret Hamilton has her hands placed gently on the stack of printouts to keep it all balanced upright. The pages appear to be arranged in bundles, ranging from 8-10 centimetres thick, to 20cm thick or more. The resulting stack of printouts is physically impressive for being an unusual feat, and it represents something even more impressive: it's the printed form of the source-code she and the team she led wrote for the NASA Apollo project. Their software ran on the Apollo Guidance Computer that was that on board each Apollo command module and Apollo Lunar Module. The Apollo Guidance Computer onboard the Eagle was an essential flight instrument for Neil Armstrong when he piloted the craft to land on the surface of the moon.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 06/10/2026

Today's affirmation message: Your hack doesn't have to look beautiful. It just has to work. That's what gives your hack true beauty.

A macro photo of an LED Strip stuck on to a piece of aluminium extrusion.

This LED strip is in horizontal orientation, and approximately 10mm high. It's been manufactured with a series of 5050 SMD LEDs (0.5 X 0.5 mm surface mount device light emitting diodes).
In the middle of this photo is a section of the LED Strip with a series of tiny copper pads, like on a printed circuit board. They're labelled "+12V", "G", "R", "B" to significantly what each pad is for: connection points for a "common anode" arrangement with positive 12 Volts power, and individual connection points for the ground for each of the RGB power rails for the LEDs.
In this installation, a large blob of solder has been applied to bridge together all of the RGB pads. In other words, applying power to any part of the circuit will deliver power to all of the LEDs equally. There's no need for complicated circuitry to mix colours if all you want in a hurry is white light.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 02/10/2026

Yeah, felt a few oscillations lateral shiftiness in that earthquake. Geoscience Australia reports the earthquake was magnitude 4.8, at a depth of 10km, and centred near Leongatha. #Earthquake #Australia #Victoria #Melbourne #Geoscience #GeoscienceAustralia

Screenshot of earthquake report at https://earthquakes.ga.gov.au/

It's cropped to show just a map of southern and central Victoria and some of the sea off to the south. Melbourne is roughly in the middle of the map. There's also a large red dot to indicate the location of the earthquake. It appears the earthquake was centred near the town of Leongatha in Gippsland, 135 kilometres south-east of Melbourne.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 13/07/2026

Vale, Sam Neill, an actor with wonderful range and a reputation for thoughtfulness. ‘A true gentleman’: actors, directors and leaders pay tribute to Sam Neill www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jul/1… #SamNeill

Screenshot of a post on Twitter by Sam Neill in reply to Jayfuz.
The image is a screenshot from "Event Horizon". On the right side of the screen is Laurence Fishburne. On the left side of the screen is Sam Neill. On the upper arm of his uniform is an Australian flag. It's been annotated with a yellow circle and arrows. The flag has been updated to have the Aboriginal flag, instead of the Union Jack, in the upper left quarter. This position is known as the "canton" and signifies honour and superiority.

Text of reply by Sam Neill:

This is indeed so. And I wouldn't do it any differently today.

Text of the post by Jayfuz (🗣️Rufus, but Jay) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @Jayfuz:

Today I learnt:
For the Sci-Fi Horror film 'Event Horizon' Sam Neill requested that the Australian flag on his character's uniform remove the Union Flag from the corner & for it to be replaced with the Aboriginal flag, the way he thought it should look in 2047.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 26/06/2026

TIL the true meaning of the 'G' in "AGI" is "Goose".

A white goose is emerging from beneath a wooden table. It's brandishing a knife in its beak and has a malevolent look in its eye. The image is a screenshot from the "Untitled Goose" game, plus text with an expression from the game that has become a meme: "Peace was never an option".

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 13/06/2026

Did an excellent hike yesterday: Mt Everard Circuit in Kinglake National Park. In addition to the route being 20km long, there are some hills that don't look "technical" but challenge your endurance because there's no let-up, so fatigue starts to set-in (over 900 […] [Original post on aus.social]

A glowing, green forest scene. The background is a mist-covered wall of tall, thin trees. In the middle is a rain gully that's filled with twisty roots, dark mud, ferns, and fallen tree trunks that are covered with bright green moss. On the right side is a hiking trail carpeted with gum leaves. Everything here feels moist and ancient.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 18/04/2026

Reviewing some electronics troubleshooting notes I wrote yesterday afternoon...

Note: there are no visible or odoriferous signs of MSE (Magic Smoke Ejection).

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 15/04/2026

New canonical example of the Dunning–Kruger Effect just dropped. The ReplyGuy-ism and sense of entitlement — Vance thinks he's owed the opportunity to a "debate" about theology with the Pope, or that he can school the Pope on religious doctrine — is breathtaking […] [Original post on aus.social]

Screenshot of an article in a USA mainstream media publication, that's not The Onion.

Headline:
Vance warns the pope should 'be careful' when talking about theology

Subhead:
Vance, who is Catholic, said the pope was wrong in saying Jesus wasn’t on the side of those who wield the sword, pointing to the U.S. helping defeat the Nazis during World War II.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 04/04/2026

NASA astronaut and Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman took this picture of Earth from the Orion spacecraft’s window after completing the translunar injection burn. There are two auroras (top right and bottom left) and zodiacal light (bottom right) is visible as the […] [Original post on aus.social]

A photo of the earth from space by NASA astronaut and Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman. The bottom and left edges of the image are framed by the window frame of the Orion spacecraft. The Earth is eclipsing the sun, and the lower right arc of the edge of the planet is bright white where the sun's light is starting to emerge. Earth is fully visible against the background of space and stars. Because the Sun is obscured by the Earth, the camera isn't overwhelmed by the intensity of the sunlight, and so the camera can discern other relatively distant and dim stars. Similarly, although we're looking at the "dark side" of the Earth and it's in deep shadow from this angle, we can nevertheless observe an impressive level of details and colours. The oceans are an intense blue, the land a sandy brown, and the globe is wrapped with a delicate shell of swirling, white clouds. At the edge of the shell of the atmosphere and clouds, two auroras form pale green, slightly yellow arcs near the polar regions (top right and bottom left in this orientation). The disk of the Earth appears to be centred on the southern Atlantic Ocean. The left side of the disk shows the eastern coast of South America, the right side of the disk has the eastern coast of Africa and much of western Africa, and the top right region of the disk has the south western part of Europe, north Africa and part of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 17/03/2026

Android UI Deceptive Design Pattern Department: A few weeks ago, we crammed an AI button into the Search bar widget. But, nobody used it, even when we tricked people into tapping the button accidentally if the corner of their phone pressed on the base of their […] [Original post on aus.social]

The update to the Search bar widget on Android phones. As usual, there's the 'G' button on the left, and a buttons on the right to use the microphone or camera for verbal or photographic entry of a search term. The sparkly magnifying-glass button has been moved from the right side to being on third the way in from the right edge, where there's an awful chance you'll tap it accidentally when you mean to tap in the text entry field.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 17/02/2026

@xgranade The location is deliberate, and designed to hijack accidental clicks/taps. Good UI design has reserved areas / padding / empty space around critical or high-risk functions. Same goes for this Deceptive Design in recent versions of Android. It subverts […] [Original post on aus.social]

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 27/01/2026

Update: scene I witnessed on Hoddle Street when I went for a walk around lunch time. #WeatherToot #MelbourneWeather #Melbourne #Bushfires #BushfireSmoke

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 26/01/2026

Another normal one coming up for Melbourne. Take care, folks. And, if you can, put out a dish of water in a shady spot for the birds. "Everything washed in a thin orange haze" (Godspeed You! Black Emperor) #WeatherToot #MelbourneWeather #Melbourne

Screenshot of the Bureau of Meteorology app, showing the predicted weather for this suburb of Melbourne.
The background is a sickly, yellowish off-white. The icon to summarise the weather has thin, yellow-brown stripes of bushfire smoke.
Current temperature 17°C.
Feels like 17.9°C.
Minimum 17°C.
Maximum 45°C.
No rain.
Sunny day. Late smoke.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 25/01/2026

Whenever I discover an online shop I've purchased from uses Aramex as their courier, I have regrets. 10 days ago, tracking said my packet was sent from Brisbane. Now, the Aramex tracking website can't deliver a packet either. #Aramex

Screenshot of my web-browser attempting to load the website for Aramex, which is surely one of the worst courier companies in Australia.
Instead of showing tracking information for my parcel +which is more than a week late for delivery), it says:
Server Error
500 - Internal server error.
There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 13/12/2025

My copy "Mileships" by Ian McQue has arrived, and it's absolutely magnificent! Ian McQue is best known for his work as a Concept Artist for films ("Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse", "Mortal Engines", various "Star Wars" projects), computer games ("Grand Theft […] [Original post on aus.social]

A hardcover book, "Mileships" by Ian McQue. It's approximately 30cm wide, 25cm high, and 2cm thick, and resting on a coffee table. The front cover of the book is a digital painting of a science fiction setting: a sky-barge floating in front of puffy clouds in a caerulean blue sky over a jumbled, industrial city. This strange aircraft has a nautical theme. It's a patchwork of heavily-rusted, rain-streaked metal panels that are (or once were) coloured white, oxide red, and light cyan, along with some smaller details in yellow and blue-grey.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 01/12/2025

The day has only just begun, yet I already find myself brainwormed by Rob Zombie's "Dragula".

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 17/11/2025

Happy Life Day to those who celebrate — particularly all you fans of the "Star Wars Holiday Special". #StarWars #StarWarsHolidaySpecial #LifeDay

An illustration of four Wookies, possibly a family. They're wearing bright red robes for a special occasion: Life Day. They're standing in a semicircle, and are holding a glowing, white ball.
The background is a forest setting, depicted with vertical lines in various shades of green.

The left side of the image is a black background with a white circle. Inside the circle is text; a combination of English , reading "Life Day", and glyphs I cannot decipher that are presumably a writing system of a Wookiee culture.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 22/10/2025

Looks like the weather just hit this neighbourhood. The Bureau of Meteorology is projecting wind gusts later this afternoon over 90 km/h. #WeatherToot #Melbourne #MelbourneWeather #Wimdy

Victorian Wind Speed (knots) and Direction chart by the Bureau of Meteorology, recorded 2:00 PM EADT. Red patches indicate wind of 40 knots or more along the southern coast of Victoria, Port Philip Bay, and Melbourne.

Source: https://www.bom.gov.au/location/australia/victoria/central/bvic_pt042-melbourne

128 km Melbourne Doppler wind chart by the Bureau of Meteorology, recorded 2:04 PM EADT. Dark blue patches north-west of Melbourne (toward the doppler radar) and bright red patches south-east of Melbourne (away from the doppler radar) indicate an intense north-westerly wind of around 40 km/h with gusts of approximately 90 km/h.

Source: https://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR02I.shtml

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 20/10/2025

*Resets the counter for "Days since a major incident was caused by DNS" to zero*

Screenshot of the article from the ABC that's linked to in the previous toot, cropped to show two paragraphs.
The image has been annotated by circling some text in red: "an internal DNS issue"

Illustration in the style of a Japanese watercolour painting of pink blossoms on a thin, dark brown branch. Text on the left side of the image is a haiku:
It's not DNS
There's no way it's DNS
It was DNS

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2025

If you use Google Search, you may notice they've inserted a new "AI Mode" on the Search Results page. This fresh piece of enshittification consumes prime real estate in the UI: the first menu item. It's another example of a Big Tech company pushing AI hype and […] [Original post on aus.social]

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 01/10/2025

[CW: sex, robots, side-boob, The Sun, Twitter] It's ten years to the day since The Sun published this article that exemplifies their standard of journalistic integrity: "We'll Be Having Sex With Robots in the Next 10 Years". How time flies! Back then, we relied […] [Original post on aus.social]

Screenshot from Twitter of a post by TheSun.
The text reads: "We'll be having sex with robots in the next 10 years"
Next is a link to a webpage at thesun.uk but the article no longer exists.
Under that is a photoshopped image of a woman and a robot embracing in bed.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 21/09/2025

A very merry Hobbit Day to all who celebrate, and happy birthday to Bilbo and Frodo Baggins! #HobbitDay #LordOfTheRings #TheHobbit

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 21/09/2025

Usually, I am loath to quote News Corp articles because I loathe their bias, but I'm sharing this screenshot for the fabulous typo. #NewsCorpse #ThisIsNotJournalism

Screenshot of an article in news.com.au. The headline has an amusingly bad typo: "Geelong suburbs homeowners are loathed to leave"

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 15/09/2025

An example of enshittification and how badly Google has broken its core reason for existence, search: Google is using an LLM to "hallucinate" postcodes. I dunno about other countries, but in Australia, if you get someone's postcode correct and a detail as simple […] [Original post on aus.social]

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 25/08/2025

Today, I noticed a sign we've reached a point of inflection in the AI Hype Cycle. It goes something like this: (1) Tech companies have been shoving "AI" into everything. Even if new features are the result of improved algorithms or automation, it's often […] [Original post on aus.social]

Screenshot of a post on Twitter posted on 21st of August 2025.
It's post by TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube@twitter), which includes a quote of a post by YouTube Liaison (@YouTubeInsider@twitter).

Source: https://x.com/TeamYouTube/status/1958286550229541158

Text of the post:

TeamYouTube
@TeamYouTube
We hear you, and want to clear things up! This is from an experiment to improve video quality with traditional machine learning – not GenAI. More info from @YouTubeInsider here:

YouTube Liaison
@YouTubeInsider
No GenAI, no upscaling. We're running an experiment on select YouTube Shorts that uses traditional machine learning technology to unblur, denoise, and improve clarity in videos during processing (similar to what a modern smartphone does when you record a video)

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 14/08/2025

Campbell Arcade has reopened after being closed for years of construction work for Melbourne Metro. It's a simple, utilitarian public thoroughfare, but I can't believe how much I've missed the beautiful Art Deco style of the place. #MelbourneMetro #Melbourne #CampbellArcade

Campbell Arcade subway facing toward the exit to Degraves Street, Melbourne. Although it was built in 1955, it has a strong Art Deco aesthetic — square, salmon pink tiles on the walls, and the floor and columns are black.

Campbell Arcade subway facing toward Flinders Street from near the Degraves Street entrance. Although it was built in 1955, it has a strong Art Deco aesthetic — square, salmon pink tiles on the walls, and the floor and columns are black.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 25/07/2025

Happy accident: I bought the wrong potatoes at the supermarket — Kipfler potatoes — so good! #Potatoes #KipflerPotatoes #TatersGonnaTate

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 16/06/2025

[Mention of Elon Musk] Mastodon has few scam accounts, but when it does, they're hilarious. #ElonMusk #Mastodon

Screenshot of the form on Mastodon for reporting a user account to moderators.
My comment:
This account appears to be impersonating Elon Musk. Or, even worse, they may be Elon Musk. Either way, they're posting replies that look like a scam.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 19/05/2025

This comment is one of the best forum posts I've ever seen, and it's criminal that it received only three upvotes.

Screenshot of a comment on Reddit:
"And you guys TOTALLY veered off topic and forgot what the original question was…… please answer his question or exchange phone numbers so you two can answer talk about whatever you want all day"

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 16/04/2025

Cyber Security around the world may be about to go to hell in a handbasket because CVE is being forced to shutdown. The CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) system publishes emerging news and up-to-date information about online security vulnerabilities […] [Original post on aus.social]

MITRE | SOLVING PROBLEMS
FOR A SAFER WORLD"
April 15, 2025
Dear CVE Board Member,
We want to make you aware of an important potential issue with MITRE’s enduring support to CVE.
On Wednesday, April 16, 2025, the current contracting pathway for MITRE to develop, operate, and modernize CVE and several other related programs, such as CWE, will expire. The government continues to make considerable efforts to continue MITRE’s role in support of the program.
If a break in service were to occur, we anticipate multiple impacts to CVE, including deterioration of national vulnerability databases and advisories, tool vendors, incident response operations, and all manner of critical infrastructure.
MITRE continues to be committed to CVE as a global resource. We thank you as a
member of the CVE Board for your continued partnership.
Sincerely,
Yosry Barsoum
VP and Director
Center for Securing the Homeland (CSH)
7515 Colshire Drive - McLean, VA 22102-7539 - (703) 983-6000

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 15/04/2025

Phil Tippett ("You had one job!") being interviewed about major influences, such as learning from Ray Harryhausen, that shaped his career of stop-motion animation for feature films: 'I took LSD when I was working on "Return of the Jedi". I could communicate with […] [Original post on aus.social]

Phil Tippett, making tiny, painstaking adjustments to a stop-motion animation puppet for a popular feature film. He's wearing a white shirt with the sleeves rolled-up, and staring intensely in concentration at the head of the puppet. In the foreground is a machinist's Surface Gauge with the tip pointing to the forehead of the puppet to assist with precisely determining movements between frames of animation.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 07/04/2025

Blackmagic Design just released a fantastic new camera, plus a bunch of other new products, and an update to DaVinci Resolve 20 (free update because it's a lifetime licence, not a subscription rip-off). Customers started placing orders, and units would have […] [Original post on aus.social]

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 04/03/2025

No, Chrome, I like those extensions because they unfuck my User Experience. Rather than unilaterally switching-off extensions such as ad-blockers, how about Google makes Chrome better, and stops being so aggressively awful to plugin developers and billions of […] [Original post on aus.social]

Screenshot from my computer from chrome://extensions/

Heading at the top of the box:
"Updates"

Message in the box:
"These extensions were turned off because they're no longer supported.
Chrome recommends that you remove them. Learn more about supported extensions."

More context not shown in this screenshot: Under the message inside the box is a list of web browser plugins that I consider essential, but Chrome switched-off all those extensions without asking me.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 09/01/2025

Nope, I didn't make a mistake. I'm deleting my Instagram account because Meta made a serious mistake. #Meta #Instagram #DeleteYourAccount

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 31/12/2024

Recently, there's been an increase in people talking about not seeing Facebook posts from friends, or folks noticing their own posts have been memory-holed by Zuckerberg's algorithmic shenanigans. I can verify some friends have made posts recently by looking at […] [Original post on aus.social]

Screenshot of an error message on my Facebook feed.
At the top is a green tick in a circle as though it's trying to indicate something positive.
In the middle it says: You're all caught up on Most Recent posts.
At the bottom it says: Check back later for more updates.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 29/12/2024

Hope comes in many forms, but never before have I seen it slither. This headline from news.com.au is on a par with the Grauniad. 🤣

Screenshot of a preview for an article on news.com.au. The headline reads: "Slither of hope for home buyers"

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 19/12/2024

Received this email this morning. I didn't ask for it, and I don't want it, yet there it is. Feedback I hear from people who've tried it tends to fall into these groups: - "Wow, it's fantastic and speeds-up things so much for me!" - "I am experienced enough to […] [Original post on aus.social]

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 16/12/2024

Recently, an Audio professional I have high regard for made an "open letter" style of criticism of practically all audio equipment manufacturers. Summary: devices that contain rechargeable batteries should be repairable, and it should be possible to replace […] [Original post on aus.social]

$Screenshot of a comment written by Peter Freedman, founder and chairman of RØDE: Our team is made up of over 800 passionate and proud audio and now video enthusiast who are just like you and your supporters. We all care greatly about what we design and manufacture and want everyone who invests in us to be completely satisfied. I will make sure we provide a clear written policy that alerts all customers to the fact that we will support anyone who has bought our wireless units and can promise we will provide them with a clear path for replacement of batteries should they fail. I will also implement a design change to allow customers to replace batteries themselves on all future designs. As you know we created the miniature 2.4 Ghz transmitter with inbuilt microphone category, and have now sold well over 3 million units. Since the initial launch we have had a relatively small percentage(fraction of 1%)fail over that time, and have made sure everyone who contacted us where fully supported. When I started RØDE in 1989 I wanted to make sure that everything we made should last a life time, and our guarantee policy has and will continue to be very flexible even if a product is many years old. while there will always be the odd case where a customers needs are not met as I would like it, if I am given the opportunity to resolve that, I will.$ Logo of RØDE Microphones. The name is printed in black all-caps. The 'O' is replaced with a 'Ø' character in homage to the Scandinavian heritage of the founder's family. Under the text in the logo is a light brown circle.

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Misinformation-Superhighwayman @damienwise.aus.social.ap.brid.gy · 29/11/2024

Top of the list of cons in this camera review shows you how the sausage is made.

Screenshot of a camera review. It appears the writer accidentally left in notes from the template and the editor didn't notice, either.

Text reads:

Pros
- Form factor adaptable for different shooting situations.
- Excellent image quality.
- Support for all anamorphic de-squeeze ratios.
- Best in class menu system.

Cons
- Maximum of 4 product cons. As short as possible while still making sense.
- Only a single XLR port .
- Needs additional gear out of the box.

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