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IndieWebCamp Personal Libraries Pop Up Session

We've scheduled a date and time for the previously announced Personal Libraries pop up session. Everyone with an interest in the topic is invited to join and participate.

Date: Saturday, February 19, 2022
Time: 9:00am - 1:00pm (America/Los_Angeles)

Code of Conduct: indieweb.org/code-of-conduct

We'll focus discussion on personal libraries on one's sit

boffosocko.com/2022/01/28/indi

Anyone know a good book about #CommunityGardens? (The organizing and impact of)

Social.Coop, like all Mastodon instances, is what you make it by following, favoriting, boosting, listing, and above all tooting, replying, and DMing. Every player is a conductor.

For me, about 30% of the content involves some kind of ongoing engagement in conversations about collective action of one kind or another: cooperatives, commons, social.coop itself, and various projects. So Mastodon is serving as an organizing center as well as a very permeable community of interest and affection.

More fun publisher surveillance:
Elsevier embeds a hash in the PDF metadata that is *unique for each time a PDF is downloaded*, this is a diff between metadata from two of the same paper. Combined with access timestamps, they can uniquely identify the source of any shared PDFs.

Co-op Data Club is a new #platformcoop.

coopdata.club/

The idea is simple: any coop that wants to promote other coops and/or wants to be promoted by other coops can join. Its free and doesn't require promoting anything.

Individuals can also join by signing up to the clubs newsletter.

We are focused on email: many coops have a newsletter, and it would cost nothing for them to add promotions of other coops in the newsletters.

You can also read more here:

docs.google.com/document/d/1UX

I'd like to move my code off #Github. But to where? #Gitea, #Gitlab, etc. are basically things in the same area. #Git itself is decentralized, and I hate to centralize it again. Yet people seem to have forgotten git send-email. #sourcehut looks somewhat interesting. Are there other takes on #Git collaboration that make efforts to preserve decentralization?

Okay, so: German court decided on Jan. 20th 2022 that sites will need to host Google fonts locally.

Visitors are otherwise entitled to receive 100€ in recompensation for Google fonts transferring IP numbers to Google servers.
Google uses fonts to track users, especially if they are logged into only one other server, where stored personal data might identify them.

Court decision text in German (Landgericht München)

rewis.io/urteile/urteil/lhm-20

#google #tracking #fonts #liability #germany #funny

BREAKING: The 9th Circuit has upheld California’s #NetNeutrality law, which was under attack from big national ISPs. Regardless of what the FCC does in the future, the state laws can now be used to keep the internet free and open. t.co/elSKnyiQhJ

More stories of how #nonprofits (or as one follower put it, indirectly-funded corporations) continue to abuse the most vulnerable people around the world at every opportunity ... all in the name of making donors happy and keeping the money flowing.

#DataPrivacyWeek #privacy

Read "Suicide hotline shares data with for-profit spinoff, raising ethical questions" from Politico:

politico.com/news/2022/01/28/s

Anyone here involved in a cooperative that would like to have other cooperatives promote it in their email newsletters and social media? Especially (but not by any means exclusively) looking for coupon codes or similar offers, crowdfunding campaigns, etc. But anything goes!

That thing where you look up a punk rock reference and then the application assumes your interested in hippy stuff.

#DeceptiveDesign 3/5

💲1️⃣3️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ was spent by :microsoft: Microsoft's LinkedIn to settle a lawsuit over its use of deceptive design to collect new users' email contacts:

themarkup.org/2021/06/03/dark-

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#DeceptiveDesign 2/5

2️⃣1️⃣% more time is spent by customers to ticketing site StubHub if they are not shown all fees upfront, a pattern known as drip pricing, according to UC Berkeley Professor Steven Tadelis:

"I can’t think of a good reason to allow this practice in any country as the harm to consumers is clear from our study."

newsroom.haas.berkeley.edu/res

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In the ’80s, Susan Headley ran with the best of them—phone phreakers, social engineers, and the most notorious computer #hackers of the era.

Then she disappeared. 💥

theverge.com/c/22889425/susy-t

:twitter: 📰 ICYMI: A Paris court has ruled that #Twitter must reveal its measures for fighting hate speech, in one of several cases thrashing out whether the French justice system has jurisdiction over the US #SocialMedia giant. The case had been brought by several anti-discrimination groups over what they said was the company's longstanding failure to properly moderate posts.

techxplore.com/news/2022-01-fr

Wiley's new "Become a Cybersecurity Expert" book bundle includes 27 titles from authors including @marcusjcarey, @rogeragrimes, @MaxieReynolds, @humanhacker, and Bruce Schneier. Pay what you want and benefit EFF, too! humblebundle.com/books/cyberse

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