#synapse — Public Fediverse posts

I am looking for a possibility to bridge Matrix rooms to Signal groups. For our local #makerspace. Any hints appreciated!

(I've researched that I could do it with setting up my own synapse homeserver with the right plugins, but I hope there is a simpler way for doing this...)

#matrix #synapse #signal #askfedi

https://www.europesays.com/at/169310/ HuD/ELAVL4: Das „Entwicklungs-Handbuch“ für adulte neuronale Plastizität #Als #Alzheimer #AT #Austria #Bdnf #Binding #Dementia #Depression #Elavl4 #Gehirn #Geist #Gesundheit #Health #Hud #Interactome #Neurologie #Neuroplasticity #Neuroscience #Neurowissenschaften #Österreich #Parkinson #RipSeq #Rna #Schizophrenia #Synapse #target #therapy #Trkb

This is only minorly helpful #Synapse #Matrix

A link to somewhere that gives a hint on how to do it would be nice.

And yeah, my log is full of federation attempts.

This is only minorly helpful #Synapse #Matrix

A link to somewhere that gives a hint on how to do it would be nice.

And yeah, my log is full of federation attempts.

Host your Matrix homeserver as a hidden service on Tor. Improve your privacy and maintain better OPSEC.

#matrix #synapse #tor #chat #privacy #opsec

http://tomsitcafe.com/2026/05/15/matrix-homeserver-as-hidden-service-over-tor/

Host your Matrix homeserver as a hidden service on Tor. Improve your privacy and maintain better OPSEC.

#matrix #synapse #tor #chat #privacy #opsec

http://tomsitcafe.com/2026/05/15/matrix-homeserver-as-hidden-service-over-tor/

Host your Matrix homeserver as a hidden service on Tor. Improve your privacy and maintain better OPSEC.

#matrix #synapse #tor #chat #privacy #opsec

http://tomsitcafe.com/2026/05/15/matrix-homeserver-as-hidden-service-over-tor/

Host your Matrix homeserver as a hidden service on Tor. Improve your privacy and maintain better OPSEC.

#matrix #synapse #tor #chat #privacy #opsec

http://tomsitcafe.com/2026/05/15/matrix-homeserver-as-hidden-service-over-tor/

Host your Matrix homeserver as a hidden service on Tor. Improve your privacy and maintain better OPSEC.

#matrix #synapse #tor #chat #privacy #opsec

http://tomsitcafe.com/2026/05/15/matrix-homeserver-as-hidden-service-over-tor/

Selon les stats c'est clairement #Synapse le plus utilisé
https://matrixrooms.info/stats#servers

Salut
Pour un serveur #Matrix pour ~100 utilisataires :
- #Synapse réputation trop lourd ?
- #continuwuity semble le bon choix ?
- #Dendrite maintenance mode

Il doit y avoir une énorme différence si propose audio/vidéo.

Un avis ? De l'expérience ?
Merci :)

Salut
Pour un serveur #Matrix pour ~100 utilisataires :
- #Synapse réputation trop lourd ?
- #continuwuity semble le bon choix ?
- #Dendrite maintenance mode

Il doit y avoir une énorme différence si propose audio/vidéo.

Un avis ? De l'expérience ?
Merci :)

30 секунд вместо 30 минут: как мы автоматизировали генерирование конфигураций потоковой обработки с помощью RAG и A2A

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Дмитрий Титов, я DevOps-инженер в команде интеграционных сервисов Platform V Synapse в СберТехе. Наша команда работает над продуктом Platform V Streaming Event Processing — программным решением для фильтрации и трансформации форматов событий, агрегирования и выявления аномалий и закономерностей. В этой статье я расскажу, как мы создали систему автоматического генерирования конфигураций для одного из компонентов нашего продукта, используя RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), векторные базы данных и межагентное взаимодействие по протоколу A2A.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/sberbank/articles/1030176/

#сбертех #synapse #platform_v #platform_v_synapse #rag #a2a #автоматизация #dsl

30 секунд вместо 30 минут: как мы автоматизировали генерирование конфигураций потоковой обработки с помощью RAG и A2A

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Дмитрий Титов, я DevOps-инженер в команде интеграционных сервисов Platform V Synapse в СберТехе. Наша команда работает над продуктом Platform V Streaming Event Processing — программным решением для фильтрации и трансформации форматов событий, агрегирования и выявления аномалий и закономерностей. В этой статье я расскажу, как мы создали систему автоматического генерирования конфигураций для одного из компонентов нашего продукта, используя RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), векторные базы данных и межагентное взаимодействие по протоколу A2A.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/sberbank/articles/1030176/

#сбертех #synapse #platform_v #platform_v_synapse #rag #a2a #автоматизация #dsl

30 секунд вместо 30 минут: как мы автоматизировали генерирование конфигураций потоковой обработки с помощью RAG и A2A

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Дмитрий Титов, я DevOps-инженер в команде интеграционных сервисов Platform V Synapse в СберТехе. Наша команда работает над продуктом Platform V Streaming Event Processing — программным решением для фильтрации и трансформации форматов событий, агрегирования и выявления аномалий и закономерностей. В этой статье я расскажу, как мы создали систему автоматического генерирования конфигураций для одного из компонентов нашего продукта, используя RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), векторные базы данных и межагентное взаимодействие по протоколу A2A.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/sberbank/articles/1030176/

#сбертех #synapse #platform_v #platform_v_synapse #rag #a2a #автоматизация #dsl

30 секунд вместо 30 минут: как мы автоматизировали генерирование конфигураций потоковой обработки с помощью RAG и A2A

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Дмитрий Титов, я DevOps-инженер в команде интеграционных сервисов Platform V Synapse в СберТехе. Наша команда работает над продуктом Platform V Streaming Event Processing — программным решением для фильтрации и трансформации форматов событий, агрегирования и выявления аномалий и закономерностей. В этой статье я расскажу, как мы создали систему автоматического генерирования конфигураций для одного из компонентов нашего продукта, используя RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), векторные базы данных и межагентное взаимодействие по протоколу A2A.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/sberbank/articles/1030176/

#сбертех #synapse #platform_v #platform_v_synapse #rag #a2a #автоматизация #dsl

https://medicinehatnews.com/news/local-news/2026/05/01/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-minimal-savings/

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

…

#ClimateDefense #DataCentres #AlbertaWaterCouncil #WaterforLife #LandStewardshipCentre #WatershedRestorationResiliencyProgram #WonderValley #MihtaAskiy #Synapse #DavidWright #RyanFournier #ImpactAssessmentAgency #NigelBankes

#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli

https://medicinehatnews.com/news/local-news/2026/05/01/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-minimal-savings/

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

…

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/435123/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-m

#ClimateDefense #DataCentres #AlbertaWaterCouncil #WaterforLife #LandStewardshipCentre #WatershedRestorationResiliencyProgram #WonderValley #MihtaAskiy #Synapse #DavidWright #RyanFournier #ImpactAssessmentAgency #NigelBankes

#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli

https://medicinehatnews.com/news/local-news/2026/05/01/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-minimal-savings/

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

…

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/435123/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-m

#ClimateDefense #DataCentres #AlbertaWaterCouncil #WaterforLife #LandStewardshipCentre #WatershedRestorationResiliencyProgram #WonderValley #MihtaAskiy #Synapse #DavidWright #RyanFournier #ImpactAssessmentAgency #NigelBankes

#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli

https://medicinehatnews.com/news/local-news/2026/05/01/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-minimal-savings/

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

…

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/435123/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-m

#ClimateDefense #DataCentres #AlbertaWaterCouncil #WaterforLife #LandStewardshipCentre #WatershedRestorationResiliencyProgram #WonderValley #MihtaAskiy #Synapse #DavidWright #RyanFournier #ImpactAssessmentAgency #NigelBankes

#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli

https://medicinehatnews.com/news/local-news/2026/05/01/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-minimal-savings/

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

…

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/435123/alberta-water-council-among-several-environmental-advisory-groups-being-eliminated-for-m

#ClimateDefense #DataCentres #AlbertaWaterCouncil #WaterforLife #LandStewardshipCentre #WatershedRestorationResiliencyProgram #WonderValley #MihtaAskiy #Synapse #DavidWright #RyanFournier #ImpactAssessmentAgency #NigelBankes

#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

The UCP government pulled the plug on an independent council that provided expert advice to the province on water policy.

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

https://www.upgrad.com/blog/chinese-ai-returns-to-haunt-markets-one-year-after-deepseek/

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-ai-models-rattling-markets-42ee512e

https://archive.is/iFbbd

As each year passes, and new models are released, these Data Centres have regular maintenance schedules that require regular replacement of spent chips and all of its components - much like a vehicle. Under the present geopolitical situation in the Middle East, the massive volumes of natural gas and precious water that will be spent feeding these centres pose a real risk that Albertans can be holding the bag to some extremely destructive Data Centres without appropriate security or collateral.

Some of these projects will be within ear shot of residential areas. You don’t have to search very far for people complaining about the noise from the power generators on site to figure out these Data Centres can literally alter the way entire communities are built

So, it’s true, Canadians cannot manage what we don’t measure. But, we can also see what’s happened already to know we’re not even managing the risk of when these Data Centres go wrong.

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/426197/impact-assessments-not-required-for-olds-mihta-askiy-data-centres-expert-says-legislatio

Should Canadians be disturbed that Assessments are being set aside for these very slap dash projects that are considered Natural Gas Plants, and are presented as “infrastructure”? Of course.

Should Canadians be worried about what little we already know? Let’s take a peek at Wonder Valley: From the National Observer’s Marc Fawcett-Atkinson, Albertans are also aware that the Wonder Valley project is not just about power generation. Specifically, the Wonder Valley project alone is expected to consume enough water to match that of 460,000 people over their entire lifetimes….

The plan is outlined in a heavily redacted land sale contract signed on March 25, 2026, between O’Leary’s company and a rural municipality of fewer than 9,000 people north of Edmonton.

Under the agreement, the Municipal District of Greenview will transfer a large part of a planned industrial park developed by the district to O’Leary’s company in three phases as it builds out the 7.5-gigawatt Wonder Valley project. But there’s a catch: before the sale goes through, the municipality must “act as an agent” for O’Leary’s company by securing provincial water licences that give the facility access to up to 24 million cubic metres of water annually.

That’s enough water for about 460,000 people over their lifetimes, drawn from a municipality that last year declared an agricultural emergency because of drought.

https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/20/news/kevin-oleary-pins-water-licence-70-billion-data-centre-project-small-alberta

The Politician may like the prospect of pleasing Oil and Gas incumbents with a solid source of demand for Natural Gas. But no one seems to give a damn about where the costs are landing - seems to be on everyone else’s backs.

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

The UCP government pulled the plug on an independent council that provided expert advice to the province on water policy.

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

https://www.upgrad.com/blog/chinese-ai-returns-to-haunt-markets-one-year-after-deepseek/

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-ai-models-rattling-markets-42ee512e

https://archive.is/iFbbd

As each year passes, and new models are released, these Data Centres have regular maintenance schedules that require regular replacement of spent chips and all of its components - much like a vehicle. Under the present geopolitical situation in the Middle East, the massive volumes of natural gas and precious water that will be spent feeding these centres pose a real risk that Albertans can be holding the bag to some extremely destructive Data Centres without appropriate security or collateral.

Some of these projects will be within ear shot of residential areas. You don’t have to search very far for people complaining about the noise from the power generators on site to figure out these Data Centres can literally alter the way entire communities are built

So, it’s true, Canadians cannot manage what we don’t measure. But, we can also see what’s happened already to know we’re not even managing the risk of when these Data Centres go wrong.

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/426197/impact-assessments-not-required-for-olds-mihta-askiy-data-centres-expert-says-legislatio

Should Canadians be disturbed that Assessments are being set aside for these very slap dash projects that are considered Natural Gas Plants, and are presented as “infrastructure”? Of course.

Should Canadians be worried about what little we already know? Let’s take a peek at Wonder Valley: From the National Observer’s Marc Fawcett-Atkinson, Albertans are also aware that the Wonder Valley project is not just about power generation. Specifically, the Wonder Valley project alone is expected to consume enough water to match that of 460,000 people over their entire lifetimes….

The plan is outlined in a heavily redacted land sale contract signed on March 25, 2026, between O’Leary’s company and a rural municipality of fewer than 9,000 people north of Edmonton.

Under the agreement, the Municipal District of Greenview will transfer a large part of a planned industrial park developed by the district to O’Leary’s company in three phases as it builds out the 7.5-gigawatt Wonder Valley project. But there’s a catch: before the sale goes through, the municipality must “act as an agent” for O’Leary’s company by securing provincial water licences that give the facility access to up to 24 million cubic metres of water annually.

That’s enough water for about 460,000 people over their lifetimes, drawn from a municipality that last year declared an agricultural emergency because of drought.

https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/20/news/kevin-oleary-pins-water-licence-70-billion-data-centre-project-small-alberta

The Politician may like the prospect of pleasing Oil and Gas incumbents with a solid source of demand for Natural Gas. But no one seems to give a damn about where the costs are landing - seems to be on everyone else’s backs.

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

The UCP government pulled the plug on an independent council that provided expert advice to the province on water policy.

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

https://www.upgrad.com/blog/chinese-ai-returns-to-haunt-markets-one-year-after-deepseek/

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-ai-models-rattling-markets-42ee512e

https://archive.is/iFbbd

As each year passes, and new models are released, these Data Centres have regular maintenance schedules that require regular replacement of spent chips and all of its components - much like a vehicle. Under the present geopolitical situation in the Middle East, the massive volumes of natural gas and precious water that will be spent feeding these centres pose a real risk that Albertans can be holding the bag to some extremely destructive Data Centres without appropriate security or collateral.

Some of these projects will be within ear shot of residential areas. You don’t have to search very far for people complaining about the noise from the power generators on site to figure out these Data Centres can literally alter the way entire communities are built

So, it’s true, Canadians cannot manage what we don’t measure. But, we can also see what’s happened already to know we’re not even managing the risk of when these Data Centres go wrong.

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/426197/impact-assessments-not-required-for-olds-mihta-askiy-data-centres-expert-says-legislatio

Should Canadians be disturbed that Assessments are being set aside for these very slap dash projects that are considered Natural Gas Plants, and are presented as “infrastructure”? Of course.

Should Canadians be worried about what little we already know? Let’s take a peek at Wonder Valley: From the National Observer’s Marc Fawcett-Atkinson, Albertans are also aware that the Wonder Valley project is not just about power generation. Specifically, the Wonder Valley project alone is expected to consume enough water to match that of 460,000 people over their entire lifetimes….

The plan is outlined in a heavily redacted land sale contract signed on March 25, 2026, between O’Leary’s company and a rural municipality of fewer than 9,000 people north of Edmonton.

Under the agreement, the Municipal District of Greenview will transfer a large part of a planned industrial park developed by the district to O’Leary’s company in three phases as it builds out the 7.5-gigawatt Wonder Valley project. But there’s a catch: before the sale goes through, the municipality must “act as an agent” for O’Leary’s company by securing provincial water licences that give the facility access to up to 24 million cubic metres of water annually.

That’s enough water for about 460,000 people over their lifetimes, drawn from a municipality that last year declared an agricultural emergency because of drought.

https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/20/news/kevin-oleary-pins-water-licence-70-billion-data-centre-project-small-alberta

The Politician may like the prospect of pleasing Oil and Gas incumbents with a solid source of demand for Natural Gas. But no one seems to give a damn about where the costs are landing - seems to be on everyone else’s backs.

Alberta Water Council among several environmental advisory groups being eliminated for minimal savings

https://archive.ph/8t9hK

The UCP government pulled the plug on an independent council that provided expert advice to the province on water policy.

Canadians are basically being told we can’t be scared of what we don’t know. And, we don’t know what we don’t know, right?

Danielle Smith’s UCP is cutting off our ability to assess and track the environmental impacts of 3 major datacentre projects that are proposed for Alberta in Wonder Valley, Mihta Askiy, and Synapse. With the Federal Government also signalling a pull back on Environmental Assessment, experts rightly sound the alarm to state the obvious:

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Worse, these projects are not traditional infrastructure projects that provide critical “Public Goods” to society. They’re in many ways long-term investments in data management technologies that may prove to be bad gambles. As of 2026, in the midst of an on-going US-Iran conflict, and what most observers expect will lead to $150 per barrel oil, fuel shortages, fertilizer shortages, and worse, data centres are enormous investments in time, energy, water, and space. In exchange, these Data Centres may lead to contributions in “Artificial Intelligence”, but the reality of the technology is uneven adoption and even less productivity than hoped for.

As the world develops these “AI” products, there’s also an expectation that they become leaner, more efficient, and more performant. When these efficiencies are developed, and become industry changing, whole markets rattle wondering if the existing data centres and their investments were wasted. For example, Canadians can just look at the 2025 release of DeepSeek, which essentially introduced a new competitor to the AI sector, and a model that was indeed more efficient and performant at the same time. At that moment, NVIDIA stocks lost $600 Billion in value.

With additional developments in this space, Canadians can see that the markets continue to rattle in 2026, costing Billions more in losses.

https://www.upgrad.com/blog/chinese-ai-returns-to-haunt-markets-one-year-after-deepseek/

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-ai-models-rattling-markets-42ee512e

https://archive.is/iFbbd

As each year passes, and new models are released, these Data Centres have regular maintenance schedules that require regular replacement of spent chips and all of its components - much like a vehicle. Under the present geopolitical situation in the Middle East, the massive volumes of natural gas and precious water that will be spent feeding these centres pose a real risk that Albertans can be holding the bag to some extremely destructive Data Centres without appropriate security or collateral.

Some of these projects will be within ear shot of residential areas. You don’t have to search very far for people complaining about the noise from the power generators on site to figure out these Data Centres can literally alter the way entire communities are built

So, it’s true, Canadians cannot manage what we don’t measure. But, we can also see what’s happened already to know we’re not even managing the risk of when these Data Centres go wrong.

https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/426197/impact-assessments-not-required-for-olds-mihta-askiy-data-centres-expert-says-legislatio

Should Canadians be disturbed that Assessments are being set aside for these very slap dash projects that are considered Natural Gas Plants, and are presented as “infrastructure”? Of course.

Should Canadians be worried about what little we already know? Let’s take a peek at Wonder Valley: From the National Observer’s Marc Fawcett-Atkinson, Albertans are also aware that the Wonder Valley project is not just about power generation. Specifically, the Wonder Valley project alone is expected to consume enough water to match that of 460,000 people over their entire lifetimes….

The plan is outlined in a heavily redacted land sale contract signed on March 25, 2026, between O’Leary’s company and a rural municipality of fewer than 9,000 people north of Edmonton.

Under the agreement, the Municipal District of Greenview will transfer a large part of a planned industrial park developed by the district to O’Leary’s company in three phases as it builds out the 7.5-gigawatt Wonder Valley project. But there’s a catch: before the sale goes through, the municipality must “act as an agent” for O’Leary’s company by securing provincial water licences that give the facility access to up to 24 million cubic metres of water annually.

That’s enough water for about 460,000 people over their lifetimes, drawn from a municipality that last year declared an agricultural emergency because of drought.

https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/20/news/kevin-oleary-pins-water-licence-70-billion-data-centre-project-small-alberta

The Politician may like the prospect of pleasing Oil and Gas incumbents with a solid source of demand for Natural Gas. But no one seems to give a damn about where the costs are landing - seems to be on everyone else’s backs.

Настраиваем Matrix сервер

Полное руководство по развёртыванию приватного Matrix-сервера с Google-аутентификацией, видеозвонками, Telegram и WhatsApp мостами Никогда не писал статьи, особенно здесь, но попытавшись найти нормальную инструкцию для разворачивания сервера Matrix с Google-аутентификацией, видеозвонками мостом Telegram и WhatsApp понял, что они либо не подходят, либо не учитывают нюансы Google-аутентификации (например не все админские сайты подходят и клиенты), часть инструкций даже на официальном сайте указаны не верно. Сразу скажу что в написании статьи сильно помогал ИИ, он помог зачистить конфиги, и расписала очерёдность настройки различных модулей. Надеюсь данная инструкция будем вам полезна. Если будут вопросы пишите, чем смогу помогу. В этом гайде мы соберём из готовых Docker-контейнеров полнофункциональный Matrix-сервер для семьи или небольшой компании..

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1028012/

#Matrix #Synapse #Element #Docker #Open_Source #LiveKit #WhatsApp_Bridge #Telegram_Bridge #MAS

Настраиваем Matrix сервер

Полное руководство по развёртыванию приватного Matrix-сервера с Google-аутентификацией, видеозвонками, Telegram и WhatsApp мостами Никогда не писал статьи, особенно здесь, но попытавшись найти нормальную инструкцию для разворачивания сервера Matrix с Google-аутентификацией, видеозвонками мостом Telegram и WhatsApp понял, что они либо не подходят, либо не учитывают нюансы Google-аутентификации (например не все админские сайты подходят и клиенты), часть инструкций даже на официальном сайте указаны не верно. Сразу скажу что в написании статьи сильно помогал ИИ, он помог зачистить конфиги, и расписала очерёдность настройки различных модулей. Надеюсь данная инструкция будем вам полезна. Если будут вопросы пишите, чем смогу помогу. В этом гайде мы соберём из готовых Docker-контейнеров полнофункциональный Matrix-сервер для семьи или небольшой компании..

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1028012/

#Matrix #Synapse #Element #Docker #Open_Source #LiveKit #WhatsApp_Bridge #Telegram_Bridge #MAS

Настраиваем Matrix сервер

Полное руководство по развёртыванию приватного Matrix-сервера с Google-аутентификацией, видеозвонками, Telegram и WhatsApp мостами Никогда не писал статьи, особенно здесь, но попытавшись найти нормальную инструкцию для разворачивания сервера Matrix с Google-аутентификацией, видеозвонками мостом Telegram и WhatsApp понял, что они либо не подходят, либо не учитывают нюансы Google-аутентификации (например не все админские сайты подходят и клиенты), часть инструкций даже на официальном сайте указаны не верно. Сразу скажу что в написании статьи сильно помогал ИИ, он помог зачистить конфиги, и расписала очерёдность настройки различных модулей. Надеюсь данная инструкция будем вам полезна. Если будут вопросы пишите, чем смогу помогу. В этом гайде мы соберём из готовых Docker-контейнеров полнофункциональный Matrix-сервер для семьи или небольшой компании..

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1028012/

#Matrix #Synapse #Element #Docker #Open_Source #LiveKit #WhatsApp_Bridge #Telegram_Bridge #MAS

RE: https://fraxoweb.social/@frank/116461815710109433

Today, I was able to set again my #matrix instance.

It now uses a #docker container (instead of yunohost) and #synapse (instead of tuwunel).

I also tried the #element client for the first time.

I like it better than fluffychat and I should have access to all its features now that I use synapse.

From now on, I will try to prioritise matrix over #discord

Tomorrow, I'll try setting a #flohmarkt instance.

https://www.europesays.com/at/122312/ Molekularer Schalter zur Bekämpfung von Alzheimer-Entzündungen entdeckt #Alzheimer #AT #Austria #Brain #Gehirn #Geist #Gesundheit #Health #ImmuneSystem #Neuroinflammation #Neurologie #Neuroscience #Neurowissenschaften #Österreich #SNitrosylation #Sting #Synapse

Anything else than Synapse that works smoothly?

Otherwise I will give #Synapse a try.

Nope, ich bekomme es einfach nicht hin und verstehe nicht warum. Gibt es hier jemanden der mir weiter helfen könnte?

#Matrix #Synapse #ElementCall

🚀 Soirée maintenance chez BlablaLinux !

Petite mise à jour pour garder vos services préférés au top. Sont maintenant tout beaux, tout neufs :

🔎 #SearXNG
💬 #Element ( #Synapse )
🔐 One Time Password ( #OTS )
📺 #PeerTube
📖 #Swagger
📋 #Wekan
🚀 #zipline

#Proxmox #LXC #Docker

Tout est prêt et fonctionne à fond ! 🛠️

👉 Retrouvez l'ensemble de mes services ici : https://blablalinux.be/mes-services-publics/

🚀 Soirée maintenance chez BlablaLinux !

Petite mise à jour pour garder vos services préférés au top. Sont maintenant tout beaux, tout neufs :

🔎 #SearXNG
💬 #Element ( #Synapse )
🔐 One Time Password ( #OTS )
📺 #PeerTube
📖 #Swagger
📋 #Wekan
🚀 #zipline

#Proxmox #LXC #Docker

Tout est prêt et fonctionne à fond ! 🛠️

👉 Retrouvez l'ensemble de mes services ici : https://blablalinux.be/mes-services-publics/

🚀 Soirée maintenance chez BlablaLinux !

Petite mise à jour pour garder vos services préférés au top. Sont maintenant tout beaux, tout neufs :

🔎 #SearXNG
💬 #Element ( #Synapse )
🔐 One Time Password ( #OTS )
📺 #PeerTube
📖 #Swagger
📋 #Wekan
🚀 #zipline

#Proxmox #LXC #Docker

Tout est prêt et fonctionne à fond ! 🛠️

👉 Retrouvez l'ensemble de mes services ici : https://blablalinux.be/mes-services-publics/

🚀 Soirée maintenance chez BlablaLinux !

Petite mise à jour pour garder vos services préférés au top. Sont maintenant tout beaux, tout neufs :

🔎 #SearXNG
💬 #Element ( #Synapse )
🔐 One Time Password ( #OTS )
📺 #PeerTube
📖 #Swagger
📋 #Wekan
🚀 #zipline

#Proxmox #LXC #Docker

Tout est prêt et fonctionne à fond ! 🛠️

👉 Retrouvez l'ensemble de mes services ici : https://blablalinux.be/mes-services-publics/

Ich werde heute noch etwas ausprobieren, aber wenn das auch nicht klappt, werde ich wohl Hilfe benötigen um #ElementCall einzurichten.

Ich hatte das schon auf meinem alten Element Server, aber aus irgendeinem Grund will das jetzt nicht. In den Logs findet man auch nichts nützliches. Super ätzend.

#Matrix #Synapse

MISSING_MATRIX_RTC_FOCUS

MISSING_MATRIX_RTC_TRANSPORT

🙄

#Matrix #Synapse #ElementCall

@MaFu55 @dzne They find that increased C4 reduces #synapse density while decreasing #microglial contact with synapses. This challenges the simple "more pruning" view and points to disrupted microglial surveillance and signaling instead. Together, this links C4–CR3 signaling to circuit-level dysfunction, providing a mechanistic bridge between immune genetics and synaptic pathology in #schizophrenia.

Huge congratulations to Nala & Naya and all co-authors on this excellent work! 🎉

Ça bouge dans la salle des serveurs !

Petite mise à jour pour #BentoPDF, #Element, #Gitea, #Mastodon et #Synapse chez #BlablaLinux. Tout est bien huilé et prêt à l'emploi !

Curieux de voir tout ce que je vous héberge ? C'est par ici :
👉 https://blablalinux.be/mes-services-publics/

On reprend le contrôle, un service à la fois !

#InformatiqueLibre #SelfHosting #OpenSource

@dzne The @MaFu55 Lab (#DZNE) at #BonnBrain26:

#Microglial Ca-dynamics (Eyberg, A44)
NE-modulated #microglia (Antony, A45)
#Stress-driven #synapse remodeling (Crux, A46)
#Actin control of microglia (Hoffmann, A47)
#Odor coding in #SNNs (myself, A11)

Stop by our posters today 👌

@dzne The @MaFu55 Lab (#DZNE) at #BonnBrain26:

#Microglial Ca-dynamics (Eyberg, A44)
NE-modulated #microglia (Antony, A45)
#Stress-driven #synapse remodeling (Crux, A46)
#Actin control of microglia (Hoffmann, A47)
#Odor coding in #SNNs (myself, A11)

Stop by our posters today 👌

@dzne The @MaFu55 Lab (#DZNE) at #BonnBrain26:

#Microglial Ca-dynamics (Eyberg, A44)
NE-modulated #microglia (Antony, A45)
#Stress-driven #synapse remodeling (Crux, A46)
#Actin control of microglia (Hoffmann, A47)
#Odor coding in #SNNs (myself, A11)

Stop by our posters today 👌

@dzne The @MaFu55 Lab (#DZNE) at #BonnBrain26:

#Microglial Ca-dynamics (Eyberg, A44)
NE-modulated #microglia (Antony, A45)
#Stress-driven #synapse remodeling (Crux, A46)
#Actin control of microglia (Hoffmann, A47)
#Odor coding in #SNNs (myself, A11)

Stop by our posters today 👌

@dzne The @MaFu55 Lab (#DZNE) at #BonnBrain26:

#Microglial Ca-dynamics (Eyberg, A44)
NE-modulated #microglia (Antony, A45)
#Stress-driven #synapse remodeling (Crux, A46)
#Actin control of microglia (Hoffmann, A47)
#Odor coding in #SNNs (myself, A11)

Stop by our posters today 👌

@eLife

Ron Tanimoto's lab characterizes synaptic diversity in the center for learning and memory in the #Drosophila brain, the mushroom bodies, using light microscopy techniques to label Bruchpilot (Brp), a presynaptic scaffold protein.

#neuroscience #synapse #MushroomBody

Writing a Permissions Script for Matrix Because the Admin API Won't

https://rant.mvh.dev/writing-a-permissions-script-for-matrix-because-the-admin-api-wont/

#selfhosting #matrix #python #automation #scripting #synapse

How are the receptors in the synapse organized?

Diego Ortiz-López from the Hermann Schindelin group discussed his research at #Biochemistry2026. He talked about the organization of receptors in the inhibitory postsynapse by organization of gephyrin oligomers.

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.09.01.673457v1
#Biochemistry #cryoEM #Structure #Synapse #Chemistry #ChemBio
CC: @gdch, @GDCh_BioChem

Anyony got a hint if it is possible to disable the Jitsi Meet integration ein Element so it does not show up in the client? I only have element call rolled out on my server and would like to avoid confusion.

#synapse #matrix #element #elementcall #jitsi

https://www.europesays.com/ie/375411/ Unmasking the hyper-active circuitry of early Alzheimer’s #Alzheimer'sDisease #Brain #cancer #Cell #dementia #Éire #Health #IE #Ireland #Kinase #Microscopy #Neuron #Neurons #Protein #Proteome #Psychiatry #Research #Synapse