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Avertissement de contenu :Mention de viol...

Tuesday 14 April 2026 à 17:38

Avertissement de contenu :Mention de viol


Viol : l’archaïsme judiciaire

politis.fr/articles/2026/04/vi

Il y a des jours on se dit que les choses avancent. Et d’autres où « l’archaïsme » revient avec toute sa brutalité. « Archaïsme », c’est le mot qu’a choisi Daphné, qui préfère un nom d’emprunt, pour qualifier le choix de la cour d’appel de Paris de ne pas qualifier de « viol », mais d’« agression sexuelle », les milliers de cunnilingus qui lui ont été imposés entre ses 8 et 14 ans par son responsable légal.

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Very good techno-historical article BUT with almost no political insight....

Tuesday 14 April 2026 à 10:13

Very good techno-historical article BUT with almost no political insight.

Whose infrastructure is it ? Who gets the power over all this ?

Centralised infrastructure is NOT good, especially if it gives the power to fascists techbros.

AND vampirizes our ressources.

viewyonder.com/articles/its-a-

The Free Market Lie: Why Switzerland Has 25 Gbit Internet and America...

Tuesday 14 April 2026 à 08:37

The Free Market Lie: Why Switzerland Has 25 Gbit Internet and America Doesn't

sschueller.github.io/posts/the

"This article is written by me and spell checked with AI. Many of the images are generated by AI. They are mostly to explain certain points and break up the wall of text."

Alas 🤮

We replaced a system that failed loudly and precisely with a system that...

Tuesday 14 April 2026 à 08:30

We replaced a system that failed loudly and precisely with a system that fails silently and confidently.

viewyonder.com/articles/its-a-

It's a Fucking Mainframe...

Tuesday 14 April 2026 à 08:04

It's a Fucking Mainframe

viewyonder.com/articles/its-a-

LLMs aren't a new computing paradigm. They're a return to centralized computing — terminals, batch jobs, security, sandboxing, chargeback — wrapped in APIs and better fonts. A 1990's sysprog's guide to the pattern everyone else missed.