Please boost for reach. So, anyone that is working on FOSS projects like web apps, sites, Linux apps, desktop environments, or other user interfaces, please let me know if you want them tested for accessibility. I can do both CLI, web, and GUI testing, and app testing on Android. I'm running Debian (on a ChromeBook but that's not too important), so just give me the name of the package, or the URL of the site or app. I can also do Flatpak!
Remember that your cell phone cannot make phone calls without it pinging off towers. Said pings can be accessed by police. Those pings can be used to track your location to within 100 yards/meters. If your phone cannot locate any towers, it will expend increasing amounts of power trying to locate one. Dutch police are well known for using this to track people.
Every phone has at least one unique IMEI number (one per SIM card/eSIM slot) that cannot be changed that can be used to track you. It doesn't matter whether your phone has a SIM or not. It is still pinging towers in case you need it to call 911.
Finally, so long as your phone has power through the battery or plugged into the wall, it is never truly off. This has been used in the past for police to remotely listen in on people
I've exported a #gitlab project and the data is in json/ndjson format, which is great! I can figure out what a lot of the fields approximately mean, but some documentation would be really helpful to understand the nuances. I've spent quite a while searching and haven't found anything. Can anyone help? (I'm mostly interested in grokking the issues.)
Just to follow up here generically to the many followups one can make that: "Yes, but hardware and software aren't currently being designed to empower users"
Yes. Exactly my point. Let's make it a priority to change that!
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
Arthur C. Clarke
"Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced."
Barry Gehm
"Any technology, no matter how primitive, is magic to those who don’t understand it."
Florence Ambrose (Freefall, Stanley)
"It’s still magic even if you know how it’s done."
Terry Pratchett
https://www.volunteeramnestyday.net/ Today's the solstice, so it's a good day to check in with yourself, and end the commitments you need to end – maybe by taking a break, or by rotating it on to someone else, or by sunsetting a project.
I just released version 0.11.1 of https://crates.io/crates/openpgp-ca (also see https://openpgp-ca.org/). This version includes a new feature for CA key rollover ('ca re-certify') plus various minor improvements.
And also version 0.11.1 of https://crates.io/crates/openpgp-ca-restd (also see https://openpgp-ca.org/doc/restd/). This is the first published release of OpenPGP CA as a REST service, which makes it easy to integrate an in-house OpenPGP CA with other systems.
Leaked 'chat control' document: Will Germany fight for privacy?
https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/will-germany-fight-for-privacy/
💼 We are hiring!
open roles for:
- Web developer
- Full stack developer
- Instance admin
- OnlyOffice engineer
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#Proton blogged about the past OpenPGP Email Summit!
Vedin vähän yhteen ajatuksia siitä, mitä kaupungeissa voitaisiin tehdä jo nyt, jos sähköpotkulautojen villille meiningille oikeasti haluttaisiin tehdä jotain.
Se, että autojen villille pysäköinnille ei tehdä mitään, vihjaa vähän siihen suuntaan, että ongelma ei varsinaisesti ole pykälissä.
https://sundell.me/blog/2022/06/potkulautojen-pysakointi/ #potkulaudat #autotAjoradalle #laki
#OpenStreetMap has one tile rendering server for all of USA, and that server can no longer keep up with peak US traffic.
If you, or your company,are interested in hosting a rendering node in the US (or elsewhere), please contact us.
https://github.com/openstreetmap/operations/issues/637
Currently working on Sequoia-PGP and more.
I work via my own consulting company, Lars Wirzenius Consulting Ltd. I do software development and training. I have almost thirty years of experience, almost 20 of it working full time. I have code running on billions of devices, on all continents, on all oceans, in orbit, and on Mars.