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  1. #obsolescence #obsolescenceprogrammee #amazon #kindle #co2 #pouvoirdachat #PrendreLesGensPourDesIdiots #prendrelesgenspourdescons

    176 millions d’euros et 470  000 tonnes de CO2 : l’obsolescence imposée des vieux Kindle a du mal à passer - Les Numériques
    176 millions d’euros et 470  000 tonnes de CO2 : l’obsolescence imposée des vieux Kindle a du mal à passer - Les Numériques share.google/kSHljbVgHBFNjUEyT

  2. 🚨 BREAKING: #Young #prodigy declares #CTF scene dead after #AI dares to outperform his l33t h4x0r sk1llz 🤯. In other #news, apparently, 2-hour puzzle-solving is the new benchmark for expert analysis and industry #obsolescence 🥱. If only AI could solve the enigma of why anyone should care. 🙄
    kabir.au/blog/the-ctf-scene-is #breaking #takeover #cybersecurity #HackerNews #ngated

  3. 🚨 BREAKING: #Young #prodigy declares #CTF scene dead after #AI dares to outperform his l33t h4x0r sk1llz 🤯. In other #news, apparently, 2-hour puzzle-solving is the new benchmark for expert analysis and industry #obsolescence 🥱. If only AI could solve the enigma of why anyone should care. 🙄
    kabir.au/blog/the-ctf-scene-is #breaking #takeover #cybersecurity #HackerNews #ngated

  4. 🚨 BREAKING: #Young #prodigy declares #CTF scene dead after #AI dares to outperform his l33t h4x0r sk1llz 🤯. In other #news, apparently, 2-hour puzzle-solving is the new benchmark for expert analysis and industry #obsolescence 🥱. If only AI could solve the enigma of why anyone should care. 🙄
    kabir.au/blog/the-ctf-scene-is #breaking #takeover #cybersecurity #HackerNews #ngated

  5. 🚨 BREAKING: #Young #prodigy declares #CTF scene dead after #AI dares to outperform his l33t h4x0r sk1llz 🤯. In other #news, apparently, 2-hour puzzle-solving is the new benchmark for expert analysis and industry #obsolescence 🥱. If only AI could solve the enigma of why anyone should care. 🙄
    kabir.au/blog/the-ctf-scene-is #breaking #takeover #cybersecurity #HackerNews #ngated

  6. 🚨 BREAKING: #Young #prodigy declares #CTF scene dead after #AI dares to outperform his l33t h4x0r sk1llz 🤯. In other #news, apparently, 2-hour puzzle-solving is the new benchmark for expert analysis and industry #obsolescence 🥱. If only AI could solve the enigma of why anyone should care. 🙄
    kabir.au/blog/the-ctf-scene-is #breaking #takeover #cybersecurity #HackerNews #ngated

  7. #obsolescence Je ne peux plus utiliser le logiciel #Word sur mon PC de travail. Pour créer, lire ou ouvrir d'anciens fichiers il faut que je me crée un compte en ligne pour accéder à cette nouvelle version. Nouvelle version qui semble être une application, constamment connectée, impliquant de sans cesse accepter de nouvelles options pour continuer à travailler sur mes propres fichiers.
    Encore un effet indésirable de #Windows11 ? Pouvez-vous m'en dire plus ?

  8. Toujours un plaisir de constater qu'en plus du niveau de sécurité affligeant de l'ANTS, les applications pour l'identité numérique exigent désormais un smartphone avec Android 12 minimum.

    Ajoutons à cela la fameuse facturation électronique qui devient obligatoire dans les mois à venir avec pléthore de fournisseurs à trier. C'était pas assez chiant de gérer une petite affaire sans prétention.

    Décidément, on aime pas l'entreprise, dans ce pays.

    #identitenumerique #obsolescence #administration

  9. Toujours un plaisir de constater qu'en plus du niveau de sécurité affligeant de l'ANTS, les applications pour l'identité numérique exigent désormais un smartphone avec Android 12 minimum.

    Ajoutons à cela la fameuse facturation électronique qui devient obligatoire dans les mois à venir avec pléthore de fournisseurs à trier. C'était pas assez chiant de gérer une petite affaire sans prétention.

    Décidément, on aime pas l'entreprise, dans ce pays.

    #identitenumerique #obsolescence #administration

  10. Toujours un plaisir de constater qu'en plus du niveau de sécurité affligeant de l'ANTS, les applications pour l'identité numérique exigent désormais un smartphone avec Android 12 minimum.

    Ajoutons à cela la fameuse facturation électronique qui devient obligatoire dans les mois à venir avec pléthore de fournisseurs à trier. C'était pas assez chiant de gérer une petite affaire sans prétention.

    Décidément, on aime pas l'entreprise, dans ce pays.

    #identitenumerique #obsolescence #administration

  11. “You should never wait for the world to catch up to your obsolescence." - Futurist Jim Carroll

    Here's a truth to consider: your gut feels the pivot long before your head admits it.

    Sometimes we are forced into a career change or pivot. Other times, we need to make the decision on our own.

    Either way, it's a gut-wrenching moment.

    I know that when I was thinking about leaving the corporate world behind back in 1990, I was pretty miserable. My career track had changed due to a merger; my opportunities vanished; my successful path forward was now in doubt. And yet, I struggled mightily with the idea of moving from career certainty to becoming a self-employed unknown chasing a future that didn't yet exist.

    But I went through with it, and it turned out to be the right thing to do.

    Here's what I've learned in the decades since: when a pivot is forced on you, you go through something a lot like the stages of grief: shock, denial, anger, and eventually acceptance. When the pivot is your own choice, the same thing happens, just in slow motion. You sit in denial that things have to change. You get angry that they have to. And eventually, hopefully, you accept it.

    As I wrote in my book Now What? Reinvention and the Role of Optimism in Finding Your New Future, the faster you get to acceptance, the quicker you can reinvent.

    So how do you get to acceptance? You learn to recognize the signals. Some triggers will tell you when it's time:

    The expiry of your relevance

    The "soul-crushing" signal

    The need for reinvention velocity

    The "Sunday night" signal

    Read about them in the full post.

    And one trigger that sits apart from the rest: if you are drowning your career misery in substance abuse, the pivot question has already answered itself. The first move isn't a career change. It's getting help, from yourself or from someone trained to give it. The pivot comes after.

    Here's the filter, though: not every bad week is a signal. Burnout, a difficult client, a rough quarter — those are weather, not climate. The triggers above only matter when they become persistent, structural, and patterned. If a vacation fixes it, it wasn't a pivot signal.

    You should never find yourself thinking "I should have jumped sooner."

    Because when you wonder if it's time to pivot, it probably already is.

    ---
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing this series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, because he thinks he has mastered the art of the pivot!

    **#Obsolescence** **#Pivot** **#Gut** **#Signals** **#Acceptance** **#Change** **#Reinvention** **#Relevance** **#Triggers** **#Career** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Denial** **#Grief** **#Movement** **#NowWhat** **#Optimism** **#Soul** **#AI** **#Recognition**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/05/decodin

  12. “You should never wait for the world to catch up to your obsolescence." - Futurist Jim Carroll

    Here's a truth to consider: your gut feels the pivot long before your head admits it.

    Sometimes we are forced into a career change or pivot. Other times, we need to make the decision on our own.

    Either way, it's a gut-wrenching moment.

    I know that when I was thinking about leaving the corporate world behind back in 1990, I was pretty miserable. My career track had changed due to a merger; my opportunities vanished; my successful path forward was now in doubt. And yet, I struggled mightily with the idea of moving from career certainty to becoming a self-employed unknown chasing a future that didn't yet exist.

    But I went through with it, and it turned out to be the right thing to do.

    Here's what I've learned in the decades since: when a pivot is forced on you, you go through something a lot like the stages of grief: shock, denial, anger, and eventually acceptance. When the pivot is your own choice, the same thing happens, just in slow motion. You sit in denial that things have to change. You get angry that they have to. And eventually, hopefully, you accept it.

    As I wrote in my book Now What? Reinvention and the Role of Optimism in Finding Your New Future, the faster you get to acceptance, the quicker you can reinvent.

    So how do you get to acceptance? You learn to recognize the signals. Some triggers will tell you when it's time:

    The expiry of your relevance

    The "soul-crushing" signal

    The need for reinvention velocity

    The "Sunday night" signal

    Read about them in the full post.

    And one trigger that sits apart from the rest: if you are drowning your career misery in substance abuse, the pivot question has already answered itself. The first move isn't a career change. It's getting help, from yourself or from someone trained to give it. The pivot comes after.

    Here's the filter, though: not every bad week is a signal. Burnout, a difficult client, a rough quarter — those are weather, not climate. The triggers above only matter when they become persistent, structural, and patterned. If a vacation fixes it, it wasn't a pivot signal.

    You should never find yourself thinking "I should have jumped sooner."

    Because when you wonder if it's time to pivot, it probably already is.

    ---
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing this series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, because he thinks he has mastered the art of the pivot!

    **#Obsolescence** **#Pivot** **#Gut** **#Signals** **#Acceptance** **#Change** **#Reinvention** **#Relevance** **#Triggers** **#Career** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Denial** **#Grief** **#Movement** **#NowWhat** **#Optimism** **#Soul** **#AI** **#Recognition**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/05/decodin

  13. “You should never wait for the world to catch up to your obsolescence." - Futurist Jim Carroll

    Here's a truth to consider: your gut feels the pivot long before your head admits it.

    Sometimes we are forced into a career change or pivot. Other times, we need to make the decision on our own.

    Either way, it's a gut-wrenching moment.

    I know that when I was thinking about leaving the corporate world behind back in 1990, I was pretty miserable. My career track had changed due to a merger; my opportunities vanished; my successful path forward was now in doubt. And yet, I struggled mightily with the idea of moving from career certainty to becoming a self-employed unknown chasing a future that didn't yet exist.

    But I went through with it, and it turned out to be the right thing to do.

    Here's what I've learned in the decades since: when a pivot is forced on you, you go through something a lot like the stages of grief: shock, denial, anger, and eventually acceptance. When the pivot is your own choice, the same thing happens, just in slow motion. You sit in denial that things have to change. You get angry that they have to. And eventually, hopefully, you accept it.

    As I wrote in my book Now What? Reinvention and the Role of Optimism in Finding Your New Future, the faster you get to acceptance, the quicker you can reinvent.

    So how do you get to acceptance? You learn to recognize the signals. Some triggers will tell you when it's time:

    The expiry of your relevance

    The "soul-crushing" signal

    The need for reinvention velocity

    The "Sunday night" signal

    Read about them in the full post.

    And one trigger that sits apart from the rest: if you are drowning your career misery in substance abuse, the pivot question has already answered itself. The first move isn't a career change. It's getting help, from yourself or from someone trained to give it. The pivot comes after.

    Here's the filter, though: not every bad week is a signal. Burnout, a difficult client, a rough quarter — those are weather, not climate. The triggers above only matter when they become persistent, structural, and patterned. If a vacation fixes it, it wasn't a pivot signal.

    You should never find yourself thinking "I should have jumped sooner."

    Because when you wonder if it's time to pivot, it probably already is.

    ---
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing this series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, because he thinks he has mastered the art of the pivot!

    **#Obsolescence** **#Pivot** **#Gut** **#Signals** **#Acceptance** **#Change** **#Reinvention** **#Relevance** **#Triggers** **#Career** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Denial** **#Grief** **#Movement** **#NowWhat** **#Optimism** **#Soul** **#AI** **#Recognition**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/05/decodin

  14. “You should never wait for the world to catch up to your obsolescence." - Futurist Jim Carroll

    Here's a truth to consider: your gut feels the pivot long before your head admits it.

    Sometimes we are forced into a career change or pivot. Other times, we need to make the decision on our own.

    Either way, it's a gut-wrenching moment.

    I know that when I was thinking about leaving the corporate world behind back in 1990, I was pretty miserable. My career track had changed due to a merger; my opportunities vanished; my successful path forward was now in doubt. And yet, I struggled mightily with the idea of moving from career certainty to becoming a self-employed unknown chasing a future that didn't yet exist.

    But I went through with it, and it turned out to be the right thing to do.

    Here's what I've learned in the decades since: when a pivot is forced on you, you go through something a lot like the stages of grief: shock, denial, anger, and eventually acceptance. When the pivot is your own choice, the same thing happens, just in slow motion. You sit in denial that things have to change. You get angry that they have to. And eventually, hopefully, you accept it.

    As I wrote in my book Now What? Reinvention and the Role of Optimism in Finding Your New Future, the faster you get to acceptance, the quicker you can reinvent.

    So how do you get to acceptance? You learn to recognize the signals. Some triggers will tell you when it's time:

    The expiry of your relevance

    The "soul-crushing" signal

    The need for reinvention velocity

    The "Sunday night" signal

    Read about them in the full post.

    And one trigger that sits apart from the rest: if you are drowning your career misery in substance abuse, the pivot question has already answered itself. The first move isn't a career change. It's getting help, from yourself or from someone trained to give it. The pivot comes after.

    Here's the filter, though: not every bad week is a signal. Burnout, a difficult client, a rough quarter — those are weather, not climate. The triggers above only matter when they become persistent, structural, and patterned. If a vacation fixes it, it wasn't a pivot signal.

    You should never find yourself thinking "I should have jumped sooner."

    Because when you wonder if it's time to pivot, it probably already is.

    ---
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing this series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, because he thinks he has mastered the art of the pivot!

    **#Obsolescence** **#Pivot** **#Gut** **#Signals** **#Acceptance** **#Change** **#Reinvention** **#Relevance** **#Triggers** **#Career** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Denial** **#Grief** **#Movement** **#NowWhat** **#Optimism** **#Soul** **#AI** **#Recognition**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/05/decodin

  15. “You should never wait for the world to catch up to your obsolescence." - Futurist Jim Carroll

    Here's a truth to consider: your gut feels the pivot long before your head admits it.

    Sometimes we are forced into a career change or pivot. Other times, we need to make the decision on our own.

    Either way, it's a gut-wrenching moment.

    I know that when I was thinking about leaving the corporate world behind back in 1990, I was pretty miserable. My career track had changed due to a merger; my opportunities vanished; my successful path forward was now in doubt. And yet, I struggled mightily with the idea of moving from career certainty to becoming a self-employed unknown chasing a future that didn't yet exist.

    But I went through with it, and it turned out to be the right thing to do.

    Here's what I've learned in the decades since: when a pivot is forced on you, you go through something a lot like the stages of grief: shock, denial, anger, and eventually acceptance. When the pivot is your own choice, the same thing happens, just in slow motion. You sit in denial that things have to change. You get angry that they have to. And eventually, hopefully, you accept it.

    As I wrote in my book Now What? Reinvention and the Role of Optimism in Finding Your New Future, the faster you get to acceptance, the quicker you can reinvent.

    So how do you get to acceptance? You learn to recognize the signals. Some triggers will tell you when it's time:

    The expiry of your relevance

    The "soul-crushing" signal

    The need for reinvention velocity

    The "Sunday night" signal

    Read about them in the full post.

    And one trigger that sits apart from the rest: if you are drowning your career misery in substance abuse, the pivot question has already answered itself. The first move isn't a career change. It's getting help, from yourself or from someone trained to give it. The pivot comes after.

    Here's the filter, though: not every bad week is a signal. Burnout, a difficult client, a rough quarter — those are weather, not climate. The triggers above only matter when they become persistent, structural, and patterned. If a vacation fixes it, it wasn't a pivot signal.

    You should never find yourself thinking "I should have jumped sooner."

    Because when you wonder if it's time to pivot, it probably already is.

    ---
    Futurist Jim Carroll is writing this series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, because he thinks he has mastered the art of the pivot!

    **#Obsolescence** **#Pivot** **#Gut** **#Signals** **#Acceptance** **#Change** **#Reinvention** **#Relevance** **#Triggers** **#Career** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Denial** **#Grief** **#Movement** **#NowWhat** **#Optimism** **#Soul** **#AI** **#Recognition**

    Original post: jimcarroll.com/2026/05/decodin

  16. 👾 Tu veux agir pour éviter le gaspillage de 300 millions d'ordinateurs provoqué par l'arrêt des mises à jour de Windows 10 ?

    👾 Tu veux aider les gens à passer massivement leurs ordinateurs sous Linux ?

    👾 Tu veux savoir si ton ordinateur est concerné et que faire ?

    Rendez-vous en ligne ce mardi 5 mai à 18h, on t'explique tout avec l'équipe de Piratons Microsoft !

    👉 us02web.zoom.us/j/86255317161

    #windows #obsolescence #linux #alternatives

  17. #france has made forced #obsolescence on #tech a crime. We need other nations to step up and do the same. #news #Politics

  18. ⚰️ Nous enterrons le bon sens : mettre à la benne des millions d’ordinateurs encore fonctionnels est un énorme scandale écologique, social et démocratique !

    ⚰️ Nous enterrons la décence de @Microsoft : alors que plus de 50 000 citoyen⋅nes se sont déjà mobilisés pour dire non à ces pratiques d'obsolescence logicielle, Microsoft poursuit sa logique absurde de gaspillage !

    #microsoft #windows #obsolescence #gaspillage #numerique #ecologie #climat #libre #linux

  19. ⚰️ Nous enterrons la sobriété : en 2026, la France a déjà consommé toute sa part de ressources naturelles renouvelables que la planète peut régénérer en un an !

    💀 À la fin de l’oraison funèbre, Alternatiba et @anvcop21 sont allés remettre un avis de décès à Microsoft et demandent officiellement un rendez-vous avec l’entreprise pour lui faire entendre raison !

    Heureusement, on n’enterre pas l’espoir de faire bouger les choses !

    #microsoft #windows #obsolescence #gaspillage #numerique #ecologie #climat #libre #linux

  20. Il existe des solutions, passons massivement nos ordinateurs sous Linux, un système d’exploitation libre et gratuit ✊

    👉 Rendez-vous sur piratonsmicrosoft.fr pour en savoir plus, ou pour trouver comment passer à l’action !

    👉 Rendez-vous le 05.05 en ligne à 18h, on t’explique tout, inscris-toi sur piratonsmicrosoft.fr/agir

    #microsoft #windows #obsolescence #gaspillage #numerique #ecologie #climat #libre #linux

  21. ⚰️💻💀 Microsoft tue ton ordinateur 👉 piratonsmicrosoft.fr

    Le 14 octobre 2026, en cessant de proposer des mises à jour de Windows 10, Microsoft condamne prématurément 300 millions d’ordinateurs dans le monde.

    ⚫ Aujourd’hui, pour le jour du dépassement français et en hommage à ces millions d’ordinateurs condamnés à partir trop tôt, Alternatiba et @anvcop21 ont convié @zerowastefrance, Que choisir ensemble, HOP - Halte à l’Obsolescence programmée et @aprilorg à une procession funèbre jusqu’au siège de Microsoft.

    #microsoft #windows #obsolescence #gaspillage #numerique #ecologie #climat #libre #linux

  22. 🗃️ ARCHIVE : « L'obsolescence de Murphy » (2025)
    Une chronique qui parle de comment les objets plus complexes ont plus de chance de tomber en panne, ce qui est une des nombreuses raisons d'aimer le low-tech.
    ▶️ grisebouille.net/lhdg25-lobsol
    #GriseBouille #chronique #obsolescence #obsolescenceProgrammée #loiDeMurphy