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A Message from RMS: Support the Free Software Foundation(fsf.org)
4 points by BuuQu9hu 10y ago|0 comments
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Commercial open-source: Sentry(rocketeer.be)
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Strengthening a curated web of trust in a geographically distributed project(tandfonline.com)
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by BuuQu9hu 10y ago
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Join 3.5G Osmocom Development, with Your Own Free Femto Cell(projects.osmocom.org)
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Multi-terminal applications(joeyh.name)
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POSTAL 1 Open Source(bitbucket.org)
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POSTAL has been made open source(steamcommunity.com)
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Dissecting modern (3G/4G) cellular modems(media.ccc.de)
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If you don't tidy your code, you won't be getting any contributors this week(yakking.branchable.com)
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New cybersecurity guidelines for medical devices tackle evolving threats(theverge.com)
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Interview with Björn Schießle of Nextcloud(fsf.org)
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FSF Licensing resource series: The most popular resources for 2016(fsf.org)
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Contribute to Osmocom 3.5G and receive a free femtocell(laforge.gnumonks.org)
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Software Freedom After Trump(sfconservancy.org)
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Debian’s Luke Faraone on Why He’s a Software Freedom Conservancy Supporter(sfconservancy.org)
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New CPUs, GPUs, and faster migrations: QEMU looks forward to 2017(sfconservancy.org)
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Security Without Borders(securitywithoutborders.org)
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Gifine: record and stitch together a short gifs or videos(github.com)
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Police ask: “Alexa, did you witness a murder?”(arstechnica.com)
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Op-ed: Why I’m not giving up on PGP(arstechnica.com)
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Software Freedom Conservancy: Report from the 2016 Reproducible Builds Summit(sfconservancy.org)
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Tor at the Heart: NetAidKit(blog.torproject.org)
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The Linux 2.5, Ruby 1.9 and Python 3 release management anti-pattern(lucas-nussbaum.net)
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Software Freedom Conservancy: Report from the 2016 Reproducible Builds Summit(sfconservancy.org)
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LibrePilot: control multicopter and other RC-models(librepilot.org)
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by BuuQu9hu 10y ago
The alternative; devices with no updates and no support outside their original OS, doesn't seem very attractive either. Maybe we can create incentives for manufacturers to do this work themselves, but I doubt that will ever happen, unl
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The art of cutting edge, Doom 2 vs. the modern Security Industry(sobersecurity.blogspot.com)
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by BuuQu9hu 10y ago
> completes This would have be defined carefully to avoid the device dropping out of support quickly. Personally I think full-time work would be better than bounties.
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by BuuQu9hu 10y ago
The only solution seems to be reverse engineering the blobs and mainlining Linux kernel drivers, without both of those security updates get much much harder to impossible. I've no idea how to achieve that on volunteer time, maybe a cro

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