#FUTO #Keyboard Updates： The Swipe Dataset is Public!
https://peertube.futo.org/videos/watch/44d2e41a-307b-49ab-9a14-1e2e1eaa9a94
You can access the dataset here: https://huggingface.co/datasets/futo-org/swipe.futo.org
More info about FUTO Keyboard
https://t.me/Libreware/1299
You can learn more about FUTO here: https://futo.org
https://peertube.futo.org/videos/watch/44d2e41a-307b-49ab-9a14-1e2e1eaa9a94
You can access the dataset here: https://huggingface.co/datasets/futo-org/swipe.futo.org
More info about FUTO Keyboard
https://t.me/Libreware/1299
You can learn more about FUTO here: https://futo.org
FUTO PeerTube Instance
FUTO Keyboard Updates： The Swipe Dataset is Public!
You can access the dataset here: https://huggingface.co/datasets/futo-org/swipe.futo.org You can learn more about FUTO here: https://futo.org/
Forwarded from Lebanese News and Updates
❗️As Sayyed Hassan once said... eventually they will impact
Despite the Israeli air defense and the two U.S. air defense batteries
And despite the harsh U.S. war that is ongoing in Yemen, a Yemeni ballistic missile has successfully impacted in central Israel this morning
Despite the Israeli air defense and the two U.S. air defense batteries
And despite the harsh U.S. war that is ongoing in Yemen, a Yemeni ballistic missile has successfully impacted in central Israel this morning
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— 🇮🇱/🇾🇪 NEW: Hebrew media reports indicate injuries near Ben Gurion Airport
All 'Arrow' and 'THAAD' long-range air defense systems failed to intercept the missile.
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All 'Arrow' and 'THAAD' long-range air defense systems failed to intercept the missile.
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Weather Control & “DIMMING The Sun” Is REAL & Poisoning Humans! w/ Dane Wigington
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#Geoengineering #Chemtrails
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#Geoengineering #Chemtrails
🇩🇪 Thomas Haldenwang, the head of #Germany’s #zog domestic intelligence agency
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A dangerous approach - experts urge Swedish Parliament to reject law MANDATING encryption backdoors
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Forwarded from Eva Karene Bartlett (Yeva)
[Link via Firoella Isabel]
During Covid times, it became clear Canada could and would close banks without reason or under false pretexts (recall Canada closing bank accounts of people who donated even minimal amounts to the Truckers movement).
I'm glad I severed ties with Canadian banks, but do feel for Canadians who are suddenly impacted by this nonsense.
On the note of so-called "financing 'terrorism'", I wouldn't be surprised if this is reserved for Canadians donating to Palestinians in Gaza being genocided by Israel.
I can safely assume "financing terrorism" does not apply to Canada funding and training Azov Nazis in Ukraine, nor to Canadians and corporations funding the Israeli terrorist army. See my interview with Yves Engler on this...
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"Canada's banks are increasingly closing accounts without explanation as theyfight financial crime
Your bank can cut you off and never tell you exactly why.
... The consequences can be dire. You may have to rely on high-interest loans while you scramble to transfer your mortgage or lines of credit. If you have a business, you may have to explain to clients and creditors why you no longer have access to your bank account. Worse, once one financial institution has given you the boot, others may follow suit, making it hard to have a bank account at all.
The process is called debanking or derisking. Often, a bank detects and flags unusual transactions that indicate a customer may be linked to money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud or other crimes.
...Few rules protect clients who arouse suspicion but who haven’t actually committed a crime. Financial regulators and banking ombuds offices have limited oversight over debanking decisions and even more limited powers to reverse them..."
During Covid times, it became clear Canada could and would close banks without reason or under false pretexts (recall Canada closing bank accounts of people who donated even minimal amounts to the Truckers movement).
I'm glad I severed ties with Canadian banks, but do feel for Canadians who are suddenly impacted by this nonsense.
On the note of so-called "financing 'terrorism'", I wouldn't be surprised if this is reserved for Canadians donating to Palestinians in Gaza being genocided by Israel.
I can safely assume "financing terrorism" does not apply to Canada funding and training Azov Nazis in Ukraine, nor to Canadians and corporations funding the Israeli terrorist army. See my interview with Yves Engler on this...
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"Canada's banks are increasingly closing accounts without explanation as they
Your bank can cut you off and never tell you exactly why.
... The consequences can be dire. You may have to rely on high-interest loans while you scramble to transfer your mortgage or lines of credit. If you have a business, you may have to explain to clients and creditors why you no longer have access to your bank account. Worse, once one financial institution has given you the boot, others may follow suit, making it hard to have a bank account at all.
The process is called debanking or derisking. Often, a bank detects and flags unusual transactions that indicate a customer may be linked to money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud or other crimes.
...Few rules protect clients who arouse suspicion but who haven’t actually committed a crime. Financial regulators and banking ombuds offices have limited oversight over debanking decisions and even more limited powers to reverse them..."
Forwarded from 𝐙𝖔𝖔𝖒𝖊𝖗𝐖𝖆𝖋𝖋𝖊𝖓
anti-boycott bill that was introduced by two jews has been removed from schedule
I guess the tribesmen didn't anticipate the backlash and how despised their ideas really are
I guess the tribesmen didn't anticipate the backlash and how despised their ideas really are
Media is too big
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Chinese Robot Powered by Lab-Grown Brain
Scientist claim “brain-on-chip” technology can learn faster than current AI models and uses much less energy.
Scientist claim “brain-on-chip” technology can learn faster than current AI models and uses much less energy.
Telegram's group calls are even better nowWhile Telegram first introduced group calling in 2021, users can now initiate encrypted conference calls without needing to create a group chat. These calls, designed for everything from casual conversations to professional meetings, support up to 200 participants.
Telegram now offers free encrypted group video calls for 200 people, beating Google and Microsoft - India Today
https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/telegram-now-offers-free-encrypted-group-video-calls-for-200-people-beating-google-and-microsoft-2719404-2025-05-04
Telegram now offers free encrypted group video calls for 200 people, beating Google and Microsoft - India Today
https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/telegram-now-offers-free-encrypted-group-video-calls-for-200-people-beating-google-and-microsoft-2719404-2025-05-04
India Today
Telegram now offers free encrypted group video calls for 200 people, beating Google and Microsoft
Telegram has added more features to its messaging platform, including end-to-end encrypted group calls, new gesture controls, and more.
The Redis developers have reversed their previous decision, and the popular in-memory database is now available under a true open source license. The introduction of the AGPLv3 license opens the way for community contributions again.
Return to open source
Redis is a blazing-fast key-value database that is popularly used for caching, session management, and real-time data processing. Millions of services, including GitHub, Netflix, Snapchat, and Pokémon Go, rely on Redis for their performance when it comes to user response time or real-time data processing.
In 2024, Redis abandoned true open source and introduced two source-available licenses: RSALv2 and SSPLv1. Although these allowed for the study of the source code, they did not meet the criteria set by the Open Source Initiative (OSI). The move caused a serious backlash, and many developers turned away from the project.
Redis Open Source: new name, old principles
The developers have now returned to their community roots. The former “Redis Community Edition” is now available as Redis Open Source, under the AGPLv3 license – a strong copyleft license approved by the OSI.
The change came with the release of Redis version 8, which also brought more than 30 performance improvements, faster commands, and new data structures.
Why did they switch back?
Redis CEO Rowan Trollope commented on the decision:
“After a year of exploring options, we decided to license the SSPL in March 2024 because we wanted to get providers like AWS and Google to maintain their own versions of Redis. We did that, but our relationship with the community deteriorated significantly. Since the SSPL is not a true open source license, we are returning to the direction approved by the OSI.”
A new chance for community trust
A significant part of the community criticized the previous move, and many even turned away from the project. This change may provide an opportunity for Redis to re-establish its place in the open source ecosystem – and regain the trust of developers. 🤣😂
Return to open source
Redis is a blazing-fast key-value database that is popularly used for caching, session management, and real-time data processing. Millions of services, including GitHub, Netflix, Snapchat, and Pokémon Go, rely on Redis for their performance when it comes to user response time or real-time data processing.
In 2024, Redis abandoned true open source and introduced two source-available licenses: RSALv2 and SSPLv1. Although these allowed for the study of the source code, they did not meet the criteria set by the Open Source Initiative (OSI). The move caused a serious backlash, and many developers turned away from the project.
Redis Open Source: new name, old principles
The developers have now returned to their community roots. The former “Redis Community Edition” is now available as Redis Open Source, under the AGPLv3 license – a strong copyleft license approved by the OSI.
The change came with the release of Redis version 8, which also brought more than 30 performance improvements, faster commands, and new data structures.
Why did they switch back?
Redis CEO Rowan Trollope commented on the decision:
“After a year of exploring options, we decided to license the SSPL in March 2024 because we wanted to get providers like AWS and Google to maintain their own versions of Redis. We did that, but our relationship with the community deteriorated significantly. Since the SSPL is not a true open source license, we are returning to the direction approved by the OSI.”
A new chance for community trust
A significant part of the community criticized the previous move, and many even turned away from the project. This change may provide an opportunity for Redis to re-establish its place in the open source ecosystem – and regain the trust of developers. 🤣😂