Even if it were possible to enforce a standard of “neutrality” on social media platforms, it would be deeply foolish for Congress to do it.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/06/sen-hawleys-bias-bill-would-let-government-decide-who-speaks
Deprecating a.out Binaries
"The thing that fascinates me about this is the insistence on continuing to support ancient features if even a single user is found who still relies on it. If even one person came forward with a valid use case for a.out, Linus would leave it in the kernel. At the same time, if no users step forward, Linus won't assume they may be lurking secretly out in the wild somewhere—he'll kill the feature." https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/deprecating-aout-binaries
@purism I think you guys should get in touch with ourgoodbrands.com.
Fairphone is already there 😉
https://ourgoodbrands.com/get-featured-brands-ourgoodbrands/
Governments shouldn't be hosting in the public cloud:
⛔️ No control over access to your data
💽 Don’t know where your data is
💥 A single points of failure
🔕 You won’t know if you got hacked
🔪 No control over changes and features
@kyle is it implemented in... Delphi?
Runs on Librem 5, Day 6 - Evince Document Reader, Opening a PDF
Hi @aral !
We've almost completed the crowdfunding of #Mobilizon (our not-so-secret project to get our events off Facebook!)
I think Mobilizon fits perfectly with the #smalltech concept.
However, as you know, we are struggling to make our actions known outside France, so - now that we don't need more money (we won't do "more" with "more money") - we need help to make the project known to non-French-speaking activists.
Can you help us?
⋅ https://framablog.org/2019/05/14/mobilizon-lets-finance-a-software-to-free-our-events-from-facebook/
This year's #Inkscape Cover Art Contest generated 24 entries from 22 Inkscapers around the world. Sanda Krstulović's was voted the winner by fellow members of the project's Facebook group. Read the Q&A with Sanda here: https://inkscape.org/news/2019/06/23/q-2019-inkscape-cover-art-winner-sanda-krstulovic/
We must put an end to warrantless digital device searches at the border.
“Regardless of whether you have embarrassing information on your device...it’s about personal autonomy and living in a free society and not a police state," says EFF's Sophia Cope. https://theintercept.com/2019/06/22/cbp-border-searches-journalists/
"The #platforms are fine if you want to talk about sports, relate your kids’ latest escapades or shop. But if you want to write about how platforms and govt legislation can’t tell the difference between #sextrafficking/ #sex, #nudity/ #pornography, #terrorism investigations/ terrorism itself or #copyright infringement/ #parody, you’re out of luck.
Any one of those keywords will give the filters an incurable case of machine anxiety—but all of them together? Forget it."
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/24/opinion/future-free-speech-social-media-platforms.html
The problem isn’t bias; it’s censorship. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/06/sen-hawleys-bias-bill-would-let-government-decide-who-speaks
@kev
The ending is a bit weird. 🙄
"For more privacy advice, follow us on Twitter."
@kirin@niu.moe @switchingsocial@mastodon.at
I'd say the most important part is raising awareness of privacy issues. By mentioning them regularly, and maybe sharing some articles occasionally.
The other thing might be convenience. Would be interesting to see if they are easier convinced if it's one account for mastodon + matrix, with unified branding across operating systems.
https://librem.one offers that, and also has an advertising video that can spark a discussion 😎
I'm definitely keeping this list handy. #foss #floss #gaming #opensource #fossgameclones #flossgameclones
@synfinner @ariella @lunduke
Had one of these before it was cool. In the last millennium 😉
i.MX8M DDR PHY update: NXP tells me that "Since the
firmware only executes on a custom controller embedded in the PHY and only has access to certain IP controls and hence it can not be used to mount an attack on the rest of the SoC or obtain any other information on other modules or memory regions of the SoC. [...]"
i.MX8MQ's MIPI DPY driver entered linux next (https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/next/linux-next.git/commit/?id=f4c8116e294b12c360b724173f4b79f232573fb1) - one more thing of the display stack going mainline (number of driver wise we're halway there now but the large chunks are still ahead)
@danielst https://packages.debian.org/buster/quake2
and
https://packages.debian.org/buster/game-data-packager
should get you going.
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