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A new study finds goldfish released into the wild can trigger rapid ecological collapse in lakes, threatening native species throughout the food web.

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There were two sets of promises made about Flock Safety’s cameras in Dunwoody. One was made to a private community center. One was made to the public. Both were broken by the same two parties.

In September 2024, Dunwoody PD Major Patrick Krieg requested access to the private security cameras at a community center on behalf of the department. When the community center pushed back and demanded to know what the access would be used for, Krieg was unambiguous: “This is solely for real-time critical incident response.” The community center agreed to share their cameras, including cameras in gymnastics rooms, pools, and fitness studios, with Dunwoody PD for emergencies.

To the broader public, the City made the same promise in a different form: Flock is a public safety tool that catches criminals and keeps your community safe. It’s only used for law enforcement purposes. When citizens raised concerns, we were given three minutes at a podium, requests for open meetings were ignored, and we were silenced by a unanimous vote.

Both promises had the same problem: while the city was making them, Flock employees were inside Dunwoody’s camera network, including a private community center’s cameras (the ones shared solely for emergencies) to allegedly pitch their product to other law enforcement agencies.

From 2023 through April 2026, Flock employees viewed live and recorded cameras in Dunwoody over 1,000 times. In 2025 alone, they searched Dunwoody citizens’ data over 400 times. No one in Dunwoody consented to this.

When I asked the City of Dunwoody to produce any agreement authorizing this, their answer was simple: “The City of Dunwoody found no records that are responsive to your request.”

There was no authorization or explicit permission. Just a promise to a community center, a promise to the public, and a company that treated both like an open door.

I currently have frigate running on my Proxmox server in an LXC running Portainer and it has recently quit detecting anything and sending out notifications when someone walks up to my house.

I sat down to do some troubleshooting last night and first discovered in the logs that it wasn't detecting my Coral TPU any longer but after reseating the USB cable and rebooting the container that issue is gone. Now everything 'appears' to be working properly but it still won't detect anything and I'm at a loss on how to proceed.

Checking the logs, no errors are displayed. I can see all my camera feeds on the main view. The config hasn't changed. My masks are still in place. I dont recall the exact names, but the Settings>'Status' (with the bar graphs) window shows the Coral TPU as connected and used and Settings>Debug windows shows red boxes around moving objects, but I don't see any detection events, no short clips, or any other indicator that it's working.

Because it is dirt cheap compared to HDDs where I am, I will be storing my movie collection in Blu-Ray. And partially because I think spinny media is cool.

I currently got two secondhand options for the drive:

• Pioneer BDR-209EBK
• Panasonic UJ272

The drive will be plugged into my server (6th gen i5-6600, old desktop) via SATA. It will probably only read the disks I write so DRM is not much of a concern.

The disks will mostly be used as archival storage. Most of the time, they will be transferred to SSD a few days/hours before streaming, though sometimes they may be played straight from BD-R

Aside from that, most of the Blu-Ray writing software I found is GUI. So I'd also appreciate something I could control via web or CLI

Quick update for anyone following the project. NutriTrace is a self-hosted nutrition tracker I've been building. Single Docker container, your data stays on your hardware, no external accounts.

This release ships the first native Android app alongside the existing PWA. Signed APK is attached to the GitHub release.

What you get on Android:

• Standalone, or connect it to a NutriTrace server for sync
• Health Connect for steps, sleep, heart rate, body weight
• Native barcode scanning
• Native notifications for water reminders, meal prompts, weigh-ins, and goal celebrations
• OIDC SSO via deep link if you run Authentik, Keycloak, Pocket ID, etc.

Release: https://github.com/TraceApps/nutritrace/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc.14 Repo: https://github.com/TraceApps/nutritrace

Still on the v1.0 release-candidate cadence so there will be be bugs. Please feel free to post issues here or on Github.

Thanks to everyone who's tried it, provided suggestions and filed bugs along the way. If you find it useful, a star on the repo or a mention to someone looking for a self-hosted nutrition/fitness alternative helps a lot.

I'm trying to make my first server (Immich + Navidrome + Nextcloud running on Debian, will use WireguardVPN for remote access), but my crappy XFinity router (XB7) just won't port forward at all to my server machine. I've tried so many things to make it work, so the best thing I can do now is buy my own router so that I can just use the Xfinity router as a bridge. Do you guys have recommendations for a secure, customizable enough, and long-distance router good for 6 people?

Today's game is Shotgun Cop Man. I admit my interest in this was purely based on seeing something about it on some sort of live stream gaming event. I was watching with friends and went "Wow, this looks so fucking stupid in a good way, I need to try this". Almost a year later and here we are.

So what is this game? Go to hell. Literally, that's what it is. You play as Shotgun Cop Man who goes to hell to Arrest Satan. It controls what I imagine Super Meatboy controls like. It's fun, and I really like it.

The game has an interesting control scheme which I really vibe with. You got the Shotgun which is your mobility basically. Need a big jump? Aim at the ground and propel yourself up.

then there's the pistol/SMG/Smaller Shotgun. It serves a few uses such as being your Precision Weapon, along with a small more precise movement, and then also a Hover.

These two movement strategies combined for something I really enjoyed. It gets a bit much at times but it's really satisfying to pull off when you get a really perfect run of a level.

I also just really like the way it looks. I know it looks stupid but I kind of want a Shotgun Cop Man to go on my desk. it'd be an interesting conversation starter too. "Oh, hey, what's that freaky little weird thing on your desk?" "Oh, that's just Shotgun Cop Man".

Anyways, I wanted to show off this smaller Indie game I found and thought was fun and interesting. This is by no means an advertisement but it's been a while since I've been this invested in a game at such a mechanical level.

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Microsoft Defender definitions update causes false positives

https://www.reddit.com/r/microsoft365/comments/1t2hv8b/cerdigent_highseverity_malware_was_detected/

https://www.reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1t2ifv7/trojanwin32cerdigentadha/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DefenderATP/comments/1t2hpq5/cerdigent_highseverity_malware_detected/

https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1t2ij2z/microsoft_defender_flagging_digicert_hash_as/

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/windows-defender-threat-detected-trojan-win32-cerdigent-a-dha.46565/

Satellite TV signals became a hidden pipeline to circumvent Iran's government-imposed internet shutdown, jamming efforts fail to fully block satellite-based data delivery

I knowww I know save your forks and torches but I'm in the middle of a fully 3D printed homelab project and I can't afford to start learning FreeCad just yet.

Everytime I even begin to think about using windows on my second laptop makes me kick and scream, its genuinely vomit inducing and its keeping me from finishing my project.

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Archive.is is blocked in my country, try this link https://archive.is/newest/https://www.theverge.com/column/921654/optimizer-eight-sleep-ai-summaries-health-wellness