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I'm giving a talk about DIY social network sites at "The Conference" in Malmö today and it will be live streamed! The session begins at 1pm Malmö, noon London, 7am NYC -- I will be the third speaker so closer to the half hour mark.

youtube.com/watch?v=VC9YNI7Wek

"Drs. Hansen, Wigley, Caldeira and Emanuel declared that the anti-nuclear position of these environmental leaders is causing unnecessary and severe harm to the environment and to our planet’s future." forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/20

"This system behind Facebook’s $50 billion business makes it a liability for any user to “friend” another. There’s simply no way to be sure which friends will agree to surrender one’s personal information." gizmodo.com/alex-stamos-ex-fac

Just switched my default browser to Firefox. I think I’ll take it for a spin for a couple weeks and see what happens.

Silence is updated!!
When Signal dropped support for encrypting regular S/MMS it was forked to Silence.
It haven't been a release since March 2018.
Warms my heart…
#Signal #silence #fDroid

What Happens To Your Body & Brain If You Don’t Get Sleep? Neuroscientist Matthew Walker Explains

openculture.com/?p=1068247 t.co/qlNSSPUXHQ

"We believe that, by giving the U.S. an educational system and national health care, it could be transformed from a vast land mass into a great nation" newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-r

They still f**king suck. That's just my opinion, of course.

Court Rules That “Patent Troll” is Opinion, Not Defamation

Free speech in the patent world saw a big win on Friday, when the New Hampshire Supreme Court held that calling someone a “patent troll” doesn’t constitute defamation. The court’s opinion [PDF] is good news for critics of abusive patent litigation, and anyone who values robust public debate around...

eff.org/deeplinks/2019/08/cour

"Tsundoku," the Japanese Word for the New Books That Pile Up on Our Shelves, Should Enter the English Language

openculture.com/?p=1053871 t.co/k6to11e18j

I have some INCREDIBLY exciting news. I’m going to be working full time on free software!

Specifically, I have been awarded an EU grant to work on spectrum-os.org, a security-through-compartmentalization-based operating system in the style of Qubes, powered and managed by Nix.

alyssa.is/leaving-freeagent/

Q: How many bits of entropy is acceptable?

Linux: > 2000, historically encouraged applications to gather as much entropy as possible, even if it was unneeded and degrades performance.

*BSD: >= 256, Just enough to initialize the kernel CSPRNG.

Tor: was 128, onion v3 moved to 256.

Wi-Fi: 128-bit. WPA3 would support GCM mode with 256-bit.

Bluetooth: 8 bits.

Endurance racing is chess among equine sports. Requires a lot of planning and preparation, and the race takes plenty of time

The more I read, the more incredible it looks!
meduza.io/en/feature/2019/08/1 "Why the Russian cornfield landing was even harder to pull off than ‘the miracle on the Hudson’"

В московской системе голосования по Интернету нашли серёзные криптографические уязвимости arxiv.org/abs/1908.05127 @rf

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