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schestowitz | Re: unable to update article (link correction) | Jan 03 08:04 |
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schestowitz | > Thanks. I will try to paste simple plain text from a notepad next time. | Jan 03 08:04 |
schestowitz | > I thought the terminal would remove any line-break, CR characters. | Jan 03 08:04 |
schestowitz | > Thanks again & Happy New Year. | Jan 03 08:04 |
schestowitz | > Dear Richard, Roy and Alexandre, | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > Happy new year for 2023. | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | To you too. | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > This year I want to devote more time in a responsive way to the | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > concerns sent to me as comments and letters. | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > Individual responses mean a lot duplicated effort, so I am thinking | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > maybe more short articles and blog posts are the way to go. Finding a | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > home for each of these is an overhead - although Roy you have been | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > most welcoming and generous with Tuxmachines etc, thank you. Starting | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > yet another "blog" that stays in obscurity is maybe not the best thing | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > either. | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | Many technical people have begun exploring/experimenting with this approach (RSS, blogs etc.) because of Twitter's demise. Many merely return to it due to fatigue in social control media. Two of them, one Debian dev (Gunnar) and Zonker (Joe), wrote blog posts about that only a few hours ago. Major Hayden explores self-hosting Mastodon, but social control media is generally misguided. But he previously said he'd take the challenge of 100 blog posts | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | in 100 days. It's a trend! | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | Those are just hours-old examples that I saw. Many more exist! It is very encouraging. | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > I had the idea of a regular "tech agony" column, and I hope you can | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > help me find a platform for this if it works. | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > There's a note of desperation and sickness out there from people who | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > want to exercise their tech rights and choices but feel crushed and | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > hopeless. Living with my partner who is a therapist dealing with | Jan 03 08:19 |
schestowitz | > severe traumas, we talk about peoples' struggles to feel heard | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > and exercise their rights. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | I left my job a month ago after I had suffered enough. My wife did the same, an hour or so apart. If any of you wants to know the reason, it's an explanation in progress at http://techrights.org/wiki/Sirius_Open_Source | Jan 03 08:20 |
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-techrights.org | Sirius Open Source - Techrights | Jan 03 08:20 | |
schestowitz | It is hardly halfway there, I've so much more left to say and to show. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | I might never go back to "working" in the "tech" sector. Lots of toxic stuff in it, including but not limited to clown computing. It's a new form of proprietary software that is in many ways even worse, for a number of reasons. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > This year I'd like to see a project of popular Digital Rights grow | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > beyond the notions of software freedom. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > For example, I have messages in my inbox saying "I am tired, always | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > must compromise, my needs will always be infringed upon." and "I feel | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > constantly gaslighted by a mean pervasive dystopia", or "I feel alone | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > and can't talk to people in a technological prison". | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > These cries for help and understanding grow more frequent. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > Sadly I have been rather preoccupied with the total failure of | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > academia to be part of any solution for digital rights and need to | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > find myself a new income and platform because teaching in a toxic | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > environment is awful. Anyway, that's been distracting me. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > I'll let you know when I get something started and see what you think. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | > wishing you all best, | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | To you as well. | Jan 03 08:20 |
schestowitz | PS - LXO, blog a bit more, Free software people love it! ;-) | Jan 03 08:20 |
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schestowitz | <li> | Jan 03 14:53 |
schestowitz | <h5><a href="https://www.omglinux.com/vanilla-os-first-release-download/">First Version of Vanilla OS is Available to Download</a></h5> | Jan 03 14:53 |
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-www.omglinux.com | First Version of Vanilla OS is Available to Download - OMG! Linux | Jan 03 14:53 | |
schestowitz | <blockquote> | Jan 03 14:53 |
schestowitz | <p>Vanilla OS is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution with a ton of major difference.</p> | Jan 03 14:53 |
schestowitz | <p>Ubuntu-based Linux distros are ten a penny and few tend to diverge from the parent OS in an interesting or unique way. Not so with Vanilla OS. Far more than “just another” Ubuntu fork, this distro takes a bold new approach to desktop OS thanks to an immutable file system.</p> | Jan 03 14:53 |
schestowitz | </blockquote> | Jan 03 14:53 |
schestowitz | </li> | Jan 03 14:53 |
schestowitz | <li> | Jan 03 14:54 |
schestowitz | <h5><a href="https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/reproducible_builds_summit_venice_2022">Reproducible Builds Summit Venice 2022</a></h5> | Jan 03 14:54 |
schestowitz | <blockquote> | Jan 03 14:54 |
schestowitz | <p>The sixth Reproducible Builds Summit took place exactly two months ago in Venice, Italy. These three days of workshops were filled with a succession of interactive sessions, where everyone attending had the opportunity to present or learn about anything related to Build Reproducibility. This included the status of specific Open Source projects, techniques to locate, analyse, and understand issues, or also | Jan 03 14:54 |
schestowitz | how to explain and communicate better around this topic.</p> | Jan 03 14:54 |
schestowitz | </blockquote> | Jan 03 14:54 |
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-blog.netbsd.org | NetBSD Blog | Jan 03 14:54 | |
schestowitz | </li> | Jan 03 14:54 |
schestowitz | <li> | Jan 03 14:55 |
schestowitz | <h5><a href="https://carlschwan.eu/2023/01/02/tokodon-23.01.0-release/">release</a></h5> | Jan 03 14:55 |
schestowitz | <blockquote> | Jan 03 14:55 |
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-carlschwan.eu | Tokodon 23.01.0 release | Jan 03 14:55 | |
schestowitz | <p>Tokodon is a Mastodon/Pleroma/Nextcloud Social client built with Kirigami that I started back in spring 2021. Tokodon has a great integration with KDE Plasma and Plasma Mobile, but it also work on other desktop environments and even Windows and macOS.</p> | Jan 03 14:55 |
schestowitz | </blockquote> | Jan 03 14:55 |
schestowitz | </li> | Jan 03 14:55 |
schestowitz | "That’s how my journey to the South Korea’s very special security application landscape started." ☛ https://palant.info/2023/01/02/south-koreas-online-security-dead-end/ | Source: Wladimir Palant | Jan 03 14:56 |
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-palant.info | South Korea’s online security dead end | Almost Secure | Jan 03 14:56 | |
schestowitz | <li> | Jan 03 14:56 |
schestowitz | <h5><a href="https://palant.info/2023/01/02/south-koreas-online-security-dead-end/">South Korea’s online security dead end</a></h5> | Jan 03 14:56 |
schestowitz | <blockquote> | Jan 03 14:56 |
schestowitz | <p>That’s how my journey to the South Korea’s very special security application landscape started. Since then I investigated several other applications and realized that the first one wasn’t an outlier. All of them caused severe security and privacy issues. Yet they were also installed on almost every computer in South Korea, being a prerequisite for using online banking or government websites in the | Jan 03 14:56 |
schestowitz | country.</p> | Jan 03 14:56 |
schestowitz | </blockquote> | Jan 03 14:56 |
schestowitz | </li> | Jan 03 14:56 |
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