Call me when someone goes to prison. Until then, we have to assume they'll get away with a fine (a.k.a. taxes on their fraud, a.k.a. the state participating in it after the fact), as usual. https://
"Verdict: The Surface Laptop is not a laptop. It’s a glue-filled monstrosity. There is nothing about it that is upgradable or long-lasting, and it literally can’t be opened without destroying it. (Show us the procedure, Microsoft, we’d love to be wrong.)" https://
The city of Cologne is counting cyclists in various hotspots, and publishing the live data: http://
We set out to go camping, but ended up sleeping in a yurt. Now I'm thinking about getting one, because these are fantastic. http://
"E.U. member states today agreed on an ambitious new open-access (OA) target. All scientific papers should be freely available by 2020, the Competitiveness Council—a gathering of ministers of science, innovation, trade, and industry—concluded after a 2-day meeting in Brussels."
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9 years in, there's apparently still nobody at GitHub who wants to render 72-character-line Git commit messages without breaking them apart.
Sending and receiving OMEMO-encrypted messages across Conversations and Pidgin now, thanks to Germán's research and experimental libpurple plugin: https://
"Today’s release completes Firefox’s transformation into a fully multi-process browser": https://
Every car should have a "courtesy horn". Or two. So much road rage is just stemming from missing means of communication. It's as if you were navigating a crowd on foot and instead of a friendly "excuse me" you could only ever shout angrily at everyone around you. https://
Success: In addition to clothing, I could even fit a sleeping bag in the main compartment of my 25L backpack for this trip. #nomadlife
"Where's your bag?"
"This is all I have."
"Ok, put it on the belt... and now, where's your actual bag?"
... according to https://
Tonight at the Berlin XMPP Meetup: "Germán Márquez Mejía introduces the end-to-end encryption technology “OMEMO” and his implementation for libpurple."
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