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So far no mention of at the but I guess that's not surprising since it opens with in-app payments as a central topic. It would be great to see free options like and represented. I was happy to meet @murena here, so I know I'm not alone as an -based implementer.

has started, many more suits than I'm used to. The first interesting insight I gathered in conversation: "sideloading" is a loaded word which serves the monopolists. On other platforms, this is called "installing". Sideloading highlights that there is a main source, and installing outside of that source. Of course, many people don't want to think about the source, but we need choice over which is the main source.

We're busy with further developing the #opensource firmware of Nitrokey 3 and now a new test version is available. Have you had a look already? 😎

nitrokey.com/blog/2023/nitroke

On my way to for the , trying to channel communities in what I fear might be an event focused on the giants software. Or maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised?

A century ago, Polish and Ukrainian nationalists fought a brutal war against each other, where at least 50,000 died. Now they are allies. Let's hope history continues to follow this pattern, and we put to rest. Let people be people, and respect their culture, language, religion, and democracy wherever people happen to live. Central Europe always was and always will be multi-ethnic.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish%E
warsawinstitute.org/poland-ukr

@cryptax @maldr0id @apkunpacker @frenchyeti Funny that it has a long list of that permission, rather than just QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES. I guess the idea is that the long list is harder to flag? I think the dev docs on this recommend avoiding a long list. As far as I know, these permissions control getting PackageInfo and related things developer.android.com/training

If the corporate publishers win the lawsuit, authors lose ✍️ Here's @neilhimself, Naomi Klein and 1000+ other authors explaining why they "fear a future where libraries are reduced to a sort of Netflix... for books" fightforthefuture.org/Authors- #supportauthors #EmpoweringLibraries

Started syncing work on the package between and , bookworm's libsmali-java provides an update over Kali's own smali package, but there is still a bit more to be done. Hoping this is the start of more cooperation!

@webmink I greatly enjoyed your live tooting of the . I'm up next: this Monday is the next one, this time about the app store regulations. I'll be there representing @fdroidorg. Any advice for pushing in that context?

🕵️‍♂️ Today, the Open Source Programme Office (@EC_OSPO) held a Secrets Management Hackaton for the developers from the 🇪🇺 Commission.

The goal was to remove secrets from the internal projects' codes so that more 🇪🇺 projects can become #opensource and be shared on code.europa.eu.

Has anyone ever setup a multihop ? How about chaining more than one commercial provider? If it is easy to setup and fast enough, it could be a nice way to improve privacy without having to entirely trust the provider. mullvad.net/en/help/multihop-w

We have generally avoided recommending providers for since it is a thorny proposition, although they are clearly useful for . We recently mapped out what a VPN provider needs to do to gain users' trust guardianproject.info/2023/02/2

#DMAWorkshop
Meta speaker is a lawyer who has just spent his full slot pouring cold water on any approach to messaging #interoperability on every imaginable ground and dismissing all the existing entities running client=side bridges (e.g. iMessage and Matrix).

When #GooglePlay introduced privacy labels, I was very curious to see how they managed to get reliable data about the #privacy properties of Android apps. I know first-hand how difficult and time-consuming privacy audits of Android apps can be. Now Mozilla has taken a closer look, and it seems Google doesn't even have reliable data.

foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog

Just uploaded 's wlc tool v1.13 to Debian to make it into bookworm. wlc is a handy CLI tool for managing translations in the terminal. This update enabled ! Thanks @weblate for all your work!

We're getting quite a few people who thought the project was dead for some reason... Remember that you should follow our blog (and this account) for updates.

We released the first open-source accelerated GPU drivers for Apple Silicon just two months ago:
asahilinux.org/2022/12/gpu-dri

That's the world's first open source driver for Apple GPUs, and also the world's first Linux GPU driver written in Rust, but for some reason it didn't get almost any media attention...

But then we sent out some device trees for Linux 6.2 and that did?

We don't get it...

About yearly, we seem to get another article saying "look! are the biggest contributors to ". These articles come across as PR pieces since they point to data saying who is the biggest contributing company without putting it into context. Like, does contribute 0.5%, 5% or 50% of all activity? Instead the talk about things like "the top leading corporate contributors", leaving out non-"leading" contributors, non-corporate contributors, etc. theregister.com/2023/02/24/who

@dx provides a practical plan for how to get to that point: around half of residents have a 1€/day "Jahreskarte" year ticket, so we already have the feeling of transit without tickets. This has been expanded to the -wide "Klimaticket", which is the same idea, but for all railways and public transit in the whole country. I think this approach is much more politically possible than trying to just flip systems to have no fares.

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