DanielTux @danielst@librem.one

[Librem Chat] is a total, privacy-respecting replacement for all those intrusive chat services. One you can either use to have a friendly, one-on-one conversation with your best friend, or to call large groups of people. #libremone

https://puri.sm/posts/introducing-the-new-librem-chat/

Let us tell you about the new Librem Chat: the no worries, free, end-to-end encrypted chat, VoIP and video-calling service.

https://puri.sm/posts/introducing-the-new-librem-chat/

RT @openstreetmap
The Castle Dossier Map: https://castle-map.infs.ch  The most complete web map of castles in Switzerland. A multilingual web application mashing OpenStreetMap with @Wikidata, @WikiCommons and @Wikipedia

As part our commitment to open source, today we are announcing the release of GopenPGP, an open source golang encryption library. This library powers all our apps and has been audited for security by @sec_consult. https://protonmail.com/blog/openpgp-golang/

Die Koalition aus @cducsubt@twitter.com und @spdbt@twitter.com lehnt im #Rechtsausschuss des Bundestages regelmäßig ab, dass (quasi) öffentliche Anhörungen als #Video aufgezeichnet und veröffentlicht werden. Das ist in anderen Ausschüssen anders.

Völlig unlogisch und intransparent.

Librem Mail 0.1.1 for Android is now available on the Google Play Store.

WHAT'S NEW
* Fixed notifications
* Changed default privacy settings to hide the user agent, hide the time zone, and hide the host name when connecting
* Translation & string fixes

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=one.librem.mail

For those that use Android but do not like using the Google Play Store: We plan to make the Librem.one applications available via F-Droid. No hard ETA yet, but it's in the works. More info on that once available.

https://mastodon.at/@switchingsocial/102094030180302053 @kyle @purism maybe this is something you should get behind? Many people I know only use Facebook for events.

Slicing onions: Part 1 - Myth-busting Tor. (Good Read)

https://write.privacytools.io/my-thoughts-on-security/slicing-onions-part-1-myth-busting-tor

Author: @blacklight447

#privacy #tor #firefox #anonymity

Legend has it that Douglas Engelbart invented the mouse in 1968.

But did you know that German television manufacturer Telefunken released a "rolling-ball" device just a few months earlier?

From a technical perspective it actually closely resembles the kind of mouse that we ended up using until the late 90s.

The German patent office declined a patent due to a "lack of inventive step".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_mouse#Rollkugel

We need a system that lets us reproduce a packager's work and confirm that whatever they release was indeed built from a specific source tree without any unintended or even malicious changes.

To achieve that we require reproducible builds, so we can correlate a build with its source tree(s) and dependencies.

Whenever a new package gets released, this would allow independent systems and entities to verify that its contents really match the expectations.

Dieser Mythos, dass die aktuellen Teenager 'Digital Natives' sind und das Internet besser kennen als aktuell 30/40/50/60-Jährige, wie lange überlebt der noch?

Zuletzt gehört bei Jugendweihe-Feier am Wochenende. Danach Teenager Google-Tracking erklärt.