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- 1Users swap tips on hashtags for visibility on decentralized networks●@ ferauche Use hashtags nas suas perguntas, Como " # escola , # tecnologia " etc. Aqui não há algoritmo, como nas redes
A user is advising another to add hashtags like #school or #technology to their questions, explaining that without an algorithm to surface content, posts without hashtags are far less likely to be found by others. The exchange highlights a common learning curve for newcomers to decentralized social platforms, where discovery relies on tags rather than algorithmic feeds, and reflects ongoing conversation about how to organise and find content there.
- 2EU's NGI initiative rebrands as Open Internet Stack●# NGI becomes Open Internet Stack # OIS 🚀 Since 2018, NGI has funded 1,500+ # FOSS projects, including Mastodon itself 👋
The EU's Next Generation Internet initiative, which has funded more than 1,500 free and open-source software projects since 2018, is rebranding as the Open Internet Stack (OIS). The programme says it backed notable projects including the decentralised social network Mastodon, and that OIS will continue this work supporting open source, digital commons and digital sovereignty in Europe.
- 3European coalition pushes open decentralised social networks●[1/2: DE] Wir wollen ein europäisches Ökosystem für offene, dezentrale und interoperable soziale Netzwerke. Um dieses Zi
A European initiative called SaveSocial has announced plans to build a European ecosystem of open, decentralised and interoperable social networks. The group says it is working with partners including Newsmast, Commons Network and Waag to advance the goal. The announcement, published in German and English, is drawing attention among users of federated platforms who support alternatives to commercial social media.
- 4European coalition pushes for decentralised social networks●[1/2: EN] We want a European ecosystem for open, decentralised and interoperable social networks. To achieve this goal,
A group of European organisations, including Newsmast, Commons Network, Waag and PublicSpaces, have joined forces to build a European ecosystem of open, decentralised and interoperable social networks. The initiative, announced on Mastodon, frames the effort as an alternative to US-dominated platforms, in line with growing calls for digital sovereignty in Europe.
- 5EV drivers welcome credit card charging at Holbrook●Charging in Holbrook, and stopping for lunch by the submarine. The NRMA chargers here take credit card! No silly app (al
A traveller charging an electric vehicle in Holbrook, New South Wales, praised the town's NRMA fast chargers for accepting direct credit card payments without requiring a dedicated app. The stop doubled as a lunch break beside Holbrook's famous submarine monument, a well-known landmark on the Hume Highway. The post reflects a common gripe among EV drivers: charging networks that force app downloads and account sign-ups just to pay.
- 6Credo and Oracle Push Optical Transceiver Telemetry Standard with OCP●Credo and Oracle Advance Optical Transceiver Telemetry Standardization with OCP Community
Credo Technology Group and Oracle are working with the Open Compute Project community to advance standardization of optical transceiver telemetry. The collaboration aims to create common specifications for monitoring high-speed optical interconnects used in large data centers, improving interoperability and diagnostics across vendors' networking hardware.
- 7NFL Week 9 announcers and broadcast crews revealed●NFL Week 9 announcers, TV broadcasters, announcing crews this week
Broadcast assignments for NFL Week 9 have been published, listing which announcers and TV crews will call each game this week. Fans commonly search these listings to know which commentary teams are covering their team's matchup and which network is airing each game.
- 8Honeypot data reveals 1,266 RDP scans with top attacker IPs●2026-11-04 RDP # Honeypot IOCs - 1266 scans Thread with top 3 features in each category and links to the full dataset #
A cybersecurity honeypot project has published fresh indicators of compromise covering 1,266 RDP scans recorded on 4 November 2026. The dataset lists the most active source IPs, led by 45.77.116.159 with 450 scans, the top hosting networks, and commonly targeted accounts, with full data shared for defenders. Security practitioners are circulating the findings to help block malicious infrastructure.
- 9CyberHost malware blocklist adds 105 new domains●🛡️ CyberHost Malware List · 3 Nov +105 new domains blocked (98,314 total) Top TLDs: .com · .host · .cc Intel: VirusTotal
The CyberHost malware blocklist added 105 new malicious domains on 3 November, bringing the total number of blocked domains to 98,314. The list draws on intelligence from VirusTotal and malware researcher MalwareHunterTeam, with .com, .host and .cc among the most common top-level domains in the latest additions. The full list is published for use in DNS-level blocking.