Azlux

[Azlux @Azlux5]

@meteovillages Courage, ceux qui te suivent et qui n'ont rien à dire car l'info est propre et claire... bin ne disent rien (et c'est normal).
Merci pour ton travail.

[Azlux @Azlux5]

On nous a présenté Android comme une plateforme ouverte. Aujourd’hui, Google exige que chaque développeur s’inscrive et fournisse une pièce d’identité simplement pour pouvoir installer ses applications. https://t.co/off7S1k9a9 @AlteredDeal #KeepAndroidOpen

[Creapills 💊 @creapills]

On vient de tomber sur cette pub réalisée avec l’IA Runway… Preuve qu’une bonne idée fait toute la différence.

[PureRinFunction @PureRinFunction]

Unfathomably based.

[cts🌸 @gf_256]

a true gem (Linux kernel mailing list)

[bearstech @bearstech]

On a tous un point faible 🤷

[Azlux @Azlux5]

@aallicheoff Rien à voir mais j'aime bcp le style de tes infographies (et des informations données bien entendu)

[Azlux @Azlux5]

@Elfogreg @p_sim0n @Lear_ArthurLem @yggtorrent_ Ah zut j'ai inversé, je cherche aussi la même chose

[Dr. Eric Berg DC @dr_ericberg]

Not all food is real food.

Many everyday staples are engineered with chemicals and fillers.

Here are 5 of the worst ultra-processed factory foods, and why they’re wrecking your health:

1/ Granola bars… 🧵

[Azlux @Azlux5]

@Elfogreg @p_sim0n @Lear_ArthurLem @yggtorrent_ C'est la-cale ou sharewood que tu veux ?

[Code Lyoko RESURGENCE @CodeLyokoRES]

🎶 A World Without Danger - Resurgence ver. (Instrumental) + Lyrics

A world without danger… really?
A new interpretation, more mature and darker than the original!
NOW available.

#codelyoko #codelyokoresurgence

[Max Asabin @AsabinArt]

piece from the times when I did a lot of photoshopping

[Max Asabin @AsabinArt]

I woke up and didn't understand why I painted trees without snow 🤨

Sorry, fixed!

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

Rob Pike co-creator of Go, Unix veteran, and a pioneer of minimalist and high quality engineering reaction to that unsolicited AI spam or slop is 100% valid

[Peter Girnus 🦅 @gothburz]

I am the CEO of a $6.7 billion fintech company.

Last year I replaced 700 customer service workers with AI.

I called it "the future of work."

The future arrived.

It's worse.

In 2023, we stopped hiring entirely.

I announced it on stage.

People applauded.

Applause is how you know you've made a mistake.

We partnered with OpenAI.

I said "AI can already do all of the jobs that we, as humans, do."

I said this publicly.

Into a microphone.

With my whole chest.

We saved $10 million.

I put that in the press release.

Press releases are how you celebrate before the consequences arrive.

Our employee count went from 5,500 to 3,400.

I called it "efficiency."

Efficiency is when you fire people and the stock goes up.

For a while.

The AI handled customer complaints.

Customers complained about the AI.

It couldn't do nuance.

It couldn't do empathy.

It couldn't do angry customers yelling about missed payments at 2 AM.

Turns out those are the only customers who call.

I started getting emails.

From customers.

About the AI.

The AI was hallucinating payment plans that don't exist.

It told one customer their refund was "processing in the astral realm."

I don't know what that means.

Neither did the customer.

They posted it on Twitter.

It went viral.

Not the good kind of viral.

The kind where Congress starts asking questions.

My VP of Customer Experience scheduled a meeting.

She asked if we could "reintroduce human elements."

Human elements means people.

People I fired.

I said we'd "explore hybrid solutions."

Hybrid solutions means admitting we were wrong.

Without using the word "wrong."

I did an interview with Bloomberg.

I said "there will always be a human if you want."

A human if you want.

Like it's a topping.

Like empathy is extra cheese.

I announced a new hiring initiative.

We're bringing back customer service workers.

But not as employees.

As gig workers.

From home.

No benefits.

No stability.

Like Uber.

But for apologizing.

I called it "flexible human infrastructure."

That's not a real thing.

But it sounds like one.

The workers we fired are now contractors.

Doing the same job.

For less money.

With no healthcare.

I called it "the evolution of the customer experience."

Evolution means we broke something and fixed it worse.

But the word sounds forward-thinking.

We spent $10 million to save $10 million.

And ended up with angry customers, viral tweets, and a gig economy call center.

I'm doing a keynote at Davos next month.

The topic is "AI Transformation: Lessons in Leadership."

I haven't learned any lessons.

But I have learned to call them lessons.

That's the same thing.

In business.

[Code Lyoko RESURGENCE @CodeLyokoRES]

🦋 Take a look at a brand new official illustration for Code Lyoko Resurgence!

"Everything is already in motion.
Stopping now would change nothing."

#codelyoko #codelyokoresurgence

[JV - Jeux vidéo @JVCom]

La dernière publicité d'Intermarché de Noël CARTONNE partout dans le monde !

Elle cumule plusieurs dizaines de millions de vues sur les réseaux sociaux : les internautes saluent l'animation du studio montpelliérain Illogic Studios, à l'heure où la tendance est à l'IA.

Plus de 70 artistes ont été mobilisés pendant 6 mois pour la création de la vidéo.

[@oursdeparis 🐻💕 🐱💕🐈‍⬛🌪️ 🐢 ✊ @OursDeParis]

Monsieur, Madame @intermarche
j'vous jure...
J'ai beau avoir 56 piges (bientot 57 dans 25 jours... j'dis ça... J'dis rien)
Mais si vous sortez cette peluche... 🐺
J'vous jure !!!
je fonce à l'Intermarché le plus proche de chez moi pour l'adopter !!!
🐻❤️🐺

[Jolla @JollaHQ]

After a long silence in X, @JollaHQ is back. And we're bringing something Europe desperately needs.

The Jolla Phone: Europe's independent smartphone running #SailfishOS 5.

In 2013, when we founded Jolla from @nokia MeeGo’s ashes, people called us naive. "You can't compete with iOS and Android," they said. They were right about one thing: we weren't trying to compete. We were building an alternative.

Today, that alternative matters more than ever.

Every Android phone, every iPhone — they all phone home to California. Your data, your habits, your conversations: processed, analyzed, stored on someone else's terms. GDPR promised European digital sovereignty. But what good are data protection laws when your entire digital life runs on American infrastructure?

This isn't about nationalism. It's about choice. It's about owning your device instead of renting it. It's about a phone that respects you enough to give you:
• Sailfish OS 5 — the only commercially viable European mobile OS
• A physical privacy switch (kill camera/mic when you want)
• A replaceable battery (remember those?)
• Android app compatibility (because we're practical)
• No Google Play Services siphoning your data

We spent 12 years in the wilderness, keeping Sailfish OS alive through die-hard community support. While the mobile OS graveyard filled with names like Symbian, MeeGo, Firefox OS and Windows Phone — we survived.

Now there are only four commercially viable mobile operating systems left in the world and only one is from Europe:
• iOS (US)
• Android (US)
• HarmonyOS (China)
• Sailfish OS (Europe) ⭐️

This comeback isn't driven by investors or quarterly targets. It's driven by something simpler: We just love building products that actually deserves to exist. No fake-it-until-you-make-it. Just engineering, iteration, and a belief that Europe needs its own mobile platform.

The phone pre-order launches today at https://t.co/k5Eizb3tdu. 5G, dual-SIM, 12GB RAM, replaceable covers in Snow White, Kaamos Black, and The Orange (yes, THAT orange — nostalgia included).

If you believe #Europe should have alternatives to #BigTech, if you're tired of being the product instead of a respected customer, if you remember what it felt like when phones were tools instead of surveillance devices — this is for you.

We're not naive. We're just stubborn.
Welcome back, Jolla. 🇪🇺

Pre-order: https://t.co/wLWdRFTzEU

#Jolla #SailfishOS #DeGoogle #european #DigitalSovereignty