Shamar @Shamar@qoto.org

Lanciata la prima istanza italiana di invidious, ecco a voi "il tubo":

https://tubo.peertube.uno

#invidious è un servizio utilissimo, è un frontend alternativo a #youtube, che permette di vedere, condividere e scaricare tutti i #video senza il fastidio dei cookies, pubblicità,o script di profilazione che possono insinuarsi anche su mastodon.

Purtroppo le istanza sono spesso sovraccariche e inutilizzabili, questa è la nostra istanza che attualmente sta girando senza problemi, enjoy!

tutte le volte che capito su https://apps.education.fr/ mi chiedo perchè la #scuola in #italia non riesca a mettere su una cosa di questo tipo @nilocram @softwarelibero

Se la libertà di espressione significa qualcosa, allora rivendichiamo il diritto di pubblicare verità sconvenienti. Perciò il 3 maggio alle 16 in #PiazzaDelPopolo celebreremo il #WorldPressFreedomDay chiedendo il ritiro delle accuse a Julian #Assange e il suo immediato rilascio!
Il post di Italiani per Assange
cc @WikileaksItalian http://www.informapirata.it/il-3-maggio-h-16-a-piazza-del-popolo-world-press-freedom-day-liberta-per-julian-assange/

#kopimi #TPB #freeculture

Cos'è e come funziona invidious e perchè i devol hanno aperto la prima istanza italiana chiamandola "il tubo"

Questo l'argomento della ottava puntata della nostra newsletter:

https://buttondown.email/devol/archive/lanciata-la-prisma-istanza-invidious-italiana/

per ricevere la newsletter puntualmente ogni giovedì basta iscriversi da qui:

https://buttondown.email/devol

#invidious #devol #newsletter #youtube

@daniel01 I programmi quando vengono creati assumono la forma di #CodiceSorgente che è semplice testo scritto con regole "grammaticali" ben definite dal linguaggio di programmazione. In quella forma sono protette dal #DirittoDAutore. Per certi versi assomigliano ad una poesia o ad una ricetta, tant'è vero che la #AutoMattic, l'azienda che cura #WordPress ha come motto "Code is poetry", il codice è poesia. E spesso è vero! @Shamar @quinta @informapirata @diggita @eticadigitale @mte90

New fav. Quote: "We build our computer systems the way we build our cities: over time, without a plan, on top of ruins." -- Ellen Ullman

"Cryptocurrency is one of the worst inventions of the 21st century. [...] It has failed to be a useful currency, invented a new class of internet abuse, further enriched the rich, wasted staggering amounts of electricity, hastened climate change, ruined hundreds of otherwise promising projects, provided a climate for hundreds of scams to flourish, created shortages and price hikes for consumer hardware, and injected perverse incentives into technology everywhere. Fuck cryptocurrency."

Signal 100% can turn over user data.

1. They could dump metadata encryption keys from an unpatched SGX node.
2. The next update could silently send plaintext messages to feds.

They can't gaslight courts forever.

Centralized privacy will fail.

https://signal.org/bigbrother/central-california-grand-jury/

ABBIAMO VINTO! A MARANO DI NAPOLI L’ACQUA RESTA PUBBLICA! BOCCIATA LA DELIBERA N.148 https://ift.tt/32Y1RfL

@BrodieOnLinux

Step 1) prove that #LinuxFoundation didn't solve anything since #Heartbleed.

Step 2) enjoy #Linux kernel developers hate.

https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20210427145347.00003846@tesio.it/

as we talk about the morality of vaccine patents

i think it is a nice time to also remember historical precident

jonas salk did not patent the polio vaccine. he went out of his way to make sure it was not patented.

he never got rich. he actively made sure he didn't get rich off of it.

but that history is full of stories about how for the rest of his life, jonas salk did not have to ever pay for a beer in any bar in this country. he would get on airplanes and once somebody recognized his name, the entire damn plane would stand up and clap for him. he constantly had hotel rooms comped, meals for free at restaurants, thus and so.

because he was surrounded by people who knew he had saved their children from having to ever consider the fear of an iron lung, and were overwhelmingly grateful for it.

he was always modest and demure when recognized thusly. but i think that when people start saying "well why else would someone make a vaccine, if not to get paid for it and hold the patent", i think it is good to remember these stories. the world did not punish jonas salk for not patenting the polio vaccine. the world loved him for it. maybe not in the structures that billionaires are most used to. but they did love him for it, in small ways, in humble ways, on the individual level.

@Shamar

"So what language do people use when they're not beginners any more?"

Thounking about this:
https://scheme.fail/manual/loko.html#Future-directions-for-drivers

cc @ekaitz_zarraga
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