It's true - they moved in different circles.

Bring it back

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/72726748

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/68731006

Source video: KOGARANA's Bunny Popo Ch

EXTREME CAUTION! THIS IS NOT A DRILL. BNNUYS HAVE BEEN FOUND CAMOUFLAGED INSIDE THE HOUSE. I SAY AGAIN: EXTREME CAUTION! THIS IS NOT A DRILL. BNNUYS HAVE BEEN FOUND CAMOUFLAGED INSIDE THE HOUSE.

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/68731006

Source video: KOGARANA's Bunny Popo Ch

EXTREME CAUTION! THIS IS NOT A DRILL. BNNUYS HAVE BEEN FOUND CAMOUFLAGED INSIDE THE HOUSE. I SAY AGAIN: EXTREME CAUTION! THIS IS NOT A DRILL. BNNUYS HAVE BEEN FOUND CAMOUFLAGED INSIDE THE HOUSE.

Putin is almost certainly behind this. Trying to stop a Democrat politician and help Trump in the midterms. Remember not voting is a vote for Trump.

There is a ladybug above my head in the shower. In late October. I know it's freezing outside, but what exactly are you hoping to get out of this... Relationship or whatever this is?! 🐞💀

Using a stacked difference-in-differences design covering shootings between 1990 and 2025, I compare cohorts at affected universities before and after the shooting with cohorts at matched control universities. I find no detectable effects on time to degree, but undergraduates enrolled at the time of the shooting are 4.2% less likely to pursue further studies. Those who do continue shift toward health: the share of exposed cohorts who later enroll in a health degree rises by 1.3 percentage points (8.8%), and this effect persists among cohorts who enroll after the shooting. Effects on students present during the shooting are consistent with a response to trauma; for later cohorts, I find evidence of sorting, as master’s students with prior healthcare experience become more likely to enroll in affected universities. These results suggest that mass shootings leave institutional and cultural legacies that outlast the students who witnessed them.

Translated.

https://www-computerworld-dk.translate.goog/art/297226/digitaliseringsministeriet-har-i-al-stilhed-droppet-stort-anlagt-forsoeg-med-open-source-alternativ-til-microsoft?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=sv&_x_tr_pto=wapp

I2P 2.14.0 (API 0.9.71) was released on 2026-10-20. This release hardens security across the router and bundled apps, brings a large round of i2psnark improvements, and fixes streaming and tunnel reliability issues.

As usual, we recommend that you update to this release. The best way to maintain security and help the network is to run the latest release.

https://i2p.net/en/downloads/

Notes: Windows Easy Installer, Ubuntu repo, and Android will be released in the coming days. Security

Router

• AES operations and EdDSA signature comparison are now constant time (73819404c, 6440d5f16)
• Fixed an out-of-bounds read in garlic clove parsing and an undersized NTCP2 message 3 buffer (67b2f7327, db3cd60f1)
• Tunnels drop duplicate fragments and cap the fragment reassembly map (8af94b9e4, 4c3d10c12)
• Smaller robustness fixes in NetDB, NTCP, and datagram handling

i2ptunnel

• HTTP proxy blocks requests to private, loopback, and link-local IPv4 addresses (3aef97a9d)
• Fixed SOCKS 4/4a downgrade bypass of proxy authentication (ff63e0cdf)
• HTTP server tunnels strip CR from headers; proxy auth strings are no longer logged
• Output escaping fixes throughout the Hidden Services Manager

i2pcontrol

• CSRF token protection, JSON security headers, and a delay on failed auth (9a1c56f35, e79e4949d, 8fbfb70fb)
• Removed fallback to the default itoopie password

i2psnark and Addressbook

• Hardened bencode parsing (recursion limit, duplicate key rejection) and path traversal checks
• Addressbook checks for destination mismatch on update (a884b9093)

i2psnark

• Magnet links: all trackers are now used and saved, plus dn name and xl size parameter support
• Trackers and DHT: UDP backup tracker, smarter announce timing, spec-compliant dictionary sorting, compressed UDP and DHT messages
• Performance: lower memory use and faster hashing when creating or rechecking torrents; tuned request throttling, pipelining, and timeouts
• UI: free disk space shown and checked when adding torrents, audio playlist controls, live updates resume when the tab is visible again
• Fixes: file priorities no longer lost after the startup check (GH #170), metainfo attribute extraction, extension handshake NPE
• Groundwork for BitTorrent v2 (not yet user-facing)

Streaming and Transport

• Streaming synchronization fixes in the retransmit and ack paths, plus slow start and reset tuning (061d4e3f6)
• Tunnels periodically use 5-slot tunnel build messages
• New explicit force-IPv6 option, with Docker bridge support in progress
• SAM: fixed DG2/DG3 subsessions (d2392ae9b)
• I2CP: new discardMessage() session API

Other

• SusiDNS: new "conflicts" address book
• Reseed: added reseed2.i2pgit.org, reseed.kiota.ch, two skhron.eu servers, and i2p.ntp.poweredbyberlin.de; removed reseed.i2pgit.org
• Docker: Debian Trixie, OpenJDK 21, Ant 1.10.18, commit SHA stamped in builds
• Build fixes for izPack 5.2.6, gettext 1.0, and Gradle
• GeoIP, Tor blocklist, tracker list, and translation updates

Full changelog: i2p-2.13.0...i2p-2.14.0

Thanks to zzz, eyedeekay, Nicholas Lopez, and fa.

Russia’s Supreme Court has ruled that a Russian man does not have to return his daughter to her mother in France, even though he took the child to Russia without permission, Kommersant reported.

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The case concerns Veronika Tishkova, a Ukrainian citizen who married Russian citizen Alexey Yermakov in 2018. They lived in Kyiv, where their daughter was born. The couple divorced in 2021, and the child stayed with her mother. Shortly after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, Tishkova moved to France with her 3-year-old daughter, while Yermakov remained in Ukraine.

In June 2023, he asked a Kyiv court to order his former wife to bring their daughter to Ukraine every six weeks. The court denied his request.

Yermakov also took legal action against his former wife in France. In April 2024, he consented to the child’s living permanently in France. The following March, he asked for permission to take his daughter on vacation to Turkey and Slovakia, promising the court he would return her in two weeks. He did not. It soon emerged that he had taken the child to Russia.

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In July 2025, Tishkova asked a court in Novosibirsk to order her daughter’s return. During the proceedings, the girl was granted Russian citizenship at her father’s request. The court nevertheless sided with Tishkova and ordered Yermakov to return the child to France under the Hague Convention. Higher courts rejected Yermakov’s appeals.

He then appealed to Russia’s Supreme Court, which ruled in his favor in July 2026. The court found that the girl had adjusted to life in Russia and that moving to France could therefore adversely affect her. It cited an article of the Hague Convention that allows courts to refuse to return a child “if there is a grave risk that his or her return would expose the child to physical or psychological harm.” The court also said the girl has Russian citizenship and that France is an “unfriendly” country and a member of NATO and the European Union.

Tishkova challenged the ruling, which is now under review by the Supreme Court’s Presidium. Her lawyer, Dmitry Litvinsky, said the Supreme Court had “put its own political interpretation of the situation above the applicable law.” Andrey Targashov, Yermakov’s lawyer, said the court’s position was “in line with international practice.”

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Felt like sharing my art. I started drawing again since a few months ago, and I felt like I improved a lot. Got into digital art after getting a tablet, and here is what I can draw now.

One character from a world I imagined as a kid, drawing was a way for me to give life to this world of my imagination.