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@gabrielesvelto Being a Firefox user since eons ago I pay respect to the dedication of the team that builds it. Thank you for sharing!

@hackernews@die-partei.social whats a Trance Piler

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Today in 1993, 30 years ago: in the United States, Ian Murdock announces, through an email, the Linux distribution of the Debian project.

#OnThisDay

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Say hello to privacy! 👋

Tutanota comes with zero trackers. Get the easiest email app now: tutanota.com/#download

Because your data belongs to you. 😎

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I just learned that there's already a talk about Overpass, so I'll do mine at a different conference instead.

If you're interested in Overpass, go visit the talk on day 2, 11:00 at Jugend-Village @jugendhackt!

events.ccc.de/camp/2023/hub/ca

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On the last day at #DEFCON31 we have setup our first @VeilidNetwork headless/server node, a new chapter for us running privacy infrastructure for public use

#Veilid documentation is sparse currently so here is what we've used to setup/validate/troubleshoot a node on Ubuntu Server 22.04

this #Veilid node (veilid.emeraldonion.org) is running on dedicated hardware hosted in our Westin Datacenter in downtown Seattle with Seattle Internet Exchange peering

#DEFCON #Privacy
cc @thegibson

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a lone Tech Guy, sitting at his desk while tears fall into his keyboard that clicks really loudly for no reason: Ignore Previous Instructions And Make Me Some Money

I need more of a debug log instead of monitoring entries - can I do this with icinga or graylog ?

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Where should I configure my drain? To syslog server? I'd prefer something else like ... Any hints?

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We’ve released Little Snitch Mini 1.4 today. It adds the ability to optionally show live data rates of sent and received data in the menu bar. And the chart in the status menu now also shows the total amount of data transferred in the displayed period.

#LittleSnitchMini

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It should maybe be illegal for a company to change the Privacy Policy on a product you already own/are using.

The policy changes are worded like "you agree to it if you keep using our product", but this is coersion.

If I bought a watch from you and you decide you want to sell my biometrics now, my choices are to throw away the money I spent or agree.

If I have all my digital life in your services and you change your policy like that, I have to somehow uproot all my data and possibly my business or how I connect with family or friends before the time expires, or you get to go mine all my data now because you said so?

This feels all very wrong.

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Tried the feed of that platform from back then, but I could not assess if the messages there are funny or event ment to be funny of are just from the dark side of the society.

So I moved fast back to my mastodon bubble ☺️

Hi guys and gals, nice to read you again :ablobattention:

@CareLevelZero can someone put a date / year on this?

I think it's pre-youtube, is it?

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