"Excuse me, I am a time traveler but my machine malfunctioned, so I'm not sure when I am."
"It's 2020."
"Which year of 2020?"
"What do you mean?"
"Ah, so this must be the first year of 2020."
"Oh. Damn."
#MicroFiction #TootFic #SmallStories
Ciao!
Con alcuni amici di #Mastodon stiamo progettando una #Associazione di promozione della cultura digitale, il software libero, il diritto all'opt-out dalla profilazione commerciale e per tante altre cose che ci migliorano la vita.
Se vuoi contribuire, puoi rispondere a questo toot oppure vedere direttamente il documento di progettazione, che sta qui:
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As you'll be able to immediately tell, graphic design is my passion.
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Ricordate che se un progetto è gratuito allora pagate con tutti i vostri dati e indirettamente quelli dei vostri familiari e amici, non solo per "mantenere il servizio gratuito" - i vostri dati portano loro un enorme profitto quasi interamente esentasse.
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FOSS Terminology Change Survey
@sjb @g Blacklist and whitelist don't have their origins in racial matters as far as I can tell. Their origins seem to be related to the religious concepts of "black" meaning something bad and "white" meaning something pure or holy. The earliest known uses are from the 17th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacklisting
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitelisting
https://old.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/866ynp/what_are_the_origins_of_the_words_blacklist_and/
https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/14812/alternative-term-to-blacklist-and-whitelist
I had 9999 pref-n.js file in my #Firefox profile folder.
Famed Archaeology Professor Fired After Photos Surface Of Him Wearing Nazi Uniform
“He’s had close calls before, but the walls are really closing in on him now.”
https://babylonbee.com/news/famed-archaeology-professor-resigns-after-several-photos-surface-of-him-in-nazi-uniforms/?utm_content=bufferbb755&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer
@matteoscordino @markosaric @imacrea It’s very much in Silicon Valley’s interests that you interpret it that way. When they spend millions to lobby the European Union for favourable conditions for startups (which put sustainable, non VC-backed small tech businesses at a disadvantage), the difference becomes very important.
How do we make ironic articles about the loss of privacy on websites that use spy trackers a thing of the past?
The duality of tech journals / online magazines / bloggers that advocate for #privacy yet are using #google #analytics, pervasive ad tracking (offline and online), etc. on their websites is an issue that may demand our attention.
What might help?
+ A code of conduct?
+ More vocal online protest?
+ Sharable “I won’t read your post because...” graphics?
Any ideas are welcome...
The Dutch ministry of justice paid for a #privacy test of Office 365, finding a series of issues. Just one of these: 6 different companies receive user data including file names, without even a privacy policy.
https://www.privacycompany.eu/blogpost-nl/onderzoek-naar-microsoft-office-365-for-the-web-en-apps-microsoft-belooft-nieuwe-maatregelen-om-hoge-privacyrisicos-te-verlagen