This is also happens to be precisely why state-mandated backdoors cannot be made safe.
(oh look at that, yet another situation that proves either we're all safe or no one is.)
Apple alerts exploit developer that his iPhone was targeted with government spyware
Spyware and zero-day makers have historically claimed their tools are only deployed by vetted government customers against criminals and terrorists. But for the past decade, researchers at the University of Toronto’s digital rights group Citizen Lab, Amnesty International, and other organizations, have found dozens of cases where governments used these tools to target dissidents, journalists, human rights defenders, and political rivals all over the world.
There's a really good community feature on here called groups. It works like this:
1. Follow a group's account
2. You will start seeing posts on that topic
3. You can post to the group by @-ing it
For example, follow @tea to see posts about tea.
It's more powerful than following hashtags, as all group posts are actively pushed to all of the group's members. No one misses anything.
Find out more at https://fedi.tips/how-to-use-groups-on-the-fediverse/, and I've curated some nice active groups at https://fedi.directory/tag/fediverse-groups/
just like the bredenoord generators kept the hackers warm at camp, the cooling units at #gpn21 provided us with a sick beat to wait in line for some delicious gulasch.
sampled for your entertainment, enjoy :D
Reorganizing my office is slow, because I keep encountering old projects that I want to fix up. These fiber optic hyperbolic paraboloids from two years ago had LED strips secured with duct tape that was starting to peel off, so I printed new covers to replace the tape, and clips to secure them to the frame mechanically. I added the STL files to the project write up which is on my blog: https://www.geekmomprojects.com/fiber-optic-hyperbolic-paraboloid/
This website runs on a solar powered server and will go offline during longer periods of bad weather: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/power.html
The background is a battery meter & always display the relationship of the energy powering the website and the visitor traffic consuming it.
Brilliant☀️
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