Jeremiah Lee @jeremiahlee@librem.one

@tom One example: I have fine powered speakers (not "smart") built into the bathroom ceiling. I can connect any source to them and would prefer to not to run speaker wire across my home to connect to a new central system.

I use https://report-uri.com/ for Content Security Policy (CSP) reports on my personal website.

Erroneous reports caused by browser extensions flood any usefulness of having reporting.

Examples:
• style-src-elem inline violation on URL that contains no inline CSS
• frame-ancestors violation on a URL that contains no iframes and cite source-file of "safari-web-extension://…"

Is there anything being done by browsers to fix this? Should I just give up on reporting?

/cc @jaffathecake @troyhunt

@tom $700 a pop for connecting regular speakers is 🤑. I'm looking more for a $99 dongle.

The state of multi-room audio is 💩.

Sonos & Heos are expensive and don’t offer every type of speaker connectivity situation common in existing homes.

AirPlay 2 is good option, but vendor locks to Apple ecosystem. Source device cannot get too far away from target device, just like Bluetooth. Spotify does not support AirPlay 2 multi-room.

There is a huge opportunity for relegated home audio players and a powerful outsider like Spotify to define an open industry standard and rally.

@trev Thank you for the kind words!

I might have inspired this feature in Safari for iOS 13. https://www.macworld.com/article/233016/ios-13-how-to-automatically-close-safari-tabs.html

@Raspberry_Pi@raspberrypi.social Very not cool. Tech should liberate people, not surveil them.

End of year annual donations renewed for organizations fighting for tech that liberates instead of oppresses us.

Electronic Frontier Foundation / https://www.eff.org/

European Digital Rights / @edri

Fight for the Future / @team

Free Software Foundation Europe / @fsfe

Internet Security Research Group / Let’s Encrypt https://letsencrypt.org/

Mozilla / https://www.mozilla.org/

NOYB / @noybeu

I hope all of these organizations join the fediverse by the end of 2023.

#DigitalRights #privacy

I published 3 /now page updates in 2022.

April: https://www.jeremiahlee.com/now/2022-04-18/

July: https://www.jeremiahlee.com/now/2022-07-18/

December: https://www.jeremiahlee.com/now/2022-12-10/

#YearInReview2022 #retrospective2022 #nowNowNow

A year from now, I hope…

• for the pandemic to be over—for real, not the “collectively pretend it’s over” mode society currently is in

• to operate a “ramen profitable” business of my own

• to have gained at least 5 kg muscle

• to have had my mental healthcare needs met

• to have finished my home remodel

#YearInReview2022 #retrospective2022

2022 Lows

1. COVID-19 catching me and Arthur

2. Employer drama (toxic environments, layoff)

3. Slow pace of attaining mental healthcare in Sverige (ongoing)

#YearInReview2022 #retrospective2022

2022 Highs

1. Becoming a citizen of Sverige 🇸🇪

2. Thanksgiving visit from my in-laws

3. Norge 🇳🇴 vacation

4. APIDays Paris conference

5. Leaving Stripe

#YearInReview2022 #retrospective2022

@objectivecosta Stockholms stad offered an "intensive studies in Swedish" program specifically for software engineers a year ago.

It offers an interesting program connecting entrepreneurs to advisors. https://foretagsservice.stockholm/starta-eget-och-utveckla-foretag/starta-eget-stockholm/

If I try to sign in, it just says, “Sorry, you don't live in Stockholms stad.”

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Stockholms stad (city) has so many wonderful programs inaccessible to Stockholms län (county) residents.

Being on the Nacka side of a bridge to Södermalm excludes me from startup and language programs I would like to participate in.

#TillSverige