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by iuguy 8y ago
From the site here in GDPR-land: "Select 'OK' to continue using our products, otherwise, you will not be able to access our sites and apps." Looks like I'm not reading this then.
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by iuguy 8y ago
You might want to look at https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge
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by iuguy 8y ago
Erm, I hope it is. My Nextcloud uses WebDav, CalDav, CardDav and a whole host of other things to sync everything from files to bookmarks and calendar appointments.
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by iuguy 8y ago
To be fair, don't the Alexa service and the Echo devices run on Linux?
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by iuguy 8y ago
Some other people had mentioned some services available but I'd like to add self-hosted options https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge and https://github.com/taroved/pol into the mix. I use
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by iuguy 8y ago
> Raptor is the only company selling Power in a workstation form factor, and of course they've got the lowest entry price. Not sure if the AmigaOne X5000 board counts, but it might be worth looking here: http://amigakit.a
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by iuguy 8y ago
Crippling it, not so much. I moved away from 1password at the time of the subscription palaver. I managed to move everything to Keepass but each entry has it's own folder. I don't blame 1Password for the state of my Keepass db (al
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by iuguy 8y ago
Nah, Bielefeld is where it's at ;)
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by iuguy 8y ago
Berlin has two airports, Tegel and Schoenefeld.
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by iuguy 8y ago
Oooh Micro.blog looks interesting. Is it open source?
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by iuguy 8y ago
Mixing discussions between people makes it harder to respond to your comments. It's better to have one comment aimed at me and one aimed at tptacek. As for the content of your comment, it's hard to distinguish what's aimed at
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by iuguy 8y ago
This isn't the first time he's pulled this. I remember the hostile takeover attempt against Ulrich Drepper back in the early 2000s. Bottom line: Don't make your project a GNU project if you want control of it. Benevolent dict
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by iuguy 8y ago
The parent posted what is pretty much the right answer, but to add: * Your logs should be there to help you find out what happened in the event of a compromise, not to detect it in progress. What OP should be monitoring is the activity th
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by iuguy 8y ago
So to break things down as I think we're partially of the same view: 1. To start with the end, nobody's suggesting they're exclusively on Mastodon (which is not the only Fediverse tool, there are others), and they absolutely
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by iuguy 8y ago
They had, in their own words hundreds of followers. At the time of this comment, the fediverse has about 1.2 million accounts. It's not that hard to get hundreds of followers there.
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ULisp: Lisp for Arduino (and other microcontrollers)(ulisp.com)
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by iuguy 8y ago
Even smaller: uLisp for Microcontrollers - http://www.ulisp.com/
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by iuguy 8y ago
That's interesting. I'm currently building a Chip-8 emulator using an Atmega1284, keypad and SSD1306. What ram chip are you using? I've been looking at 23K640 but it's proving a nightmare to get running on a breadboard.
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by iuguy 9y ago
Both. I want to: 1. See what data they hold. 2. Have it deleted. 3. Formally withdraw consent to the collection of future data. 4. Follow it up in 6-12 months with a subject access request.
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by iuguy 9y ago
Pretty badly to be honest[1], seems like their local data protection authority is Ireland, who like to sit on their hands. That's partly why I'm waiting. [1] - http://www.europe-v-facebook.org/EN/Get_your_Data
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by iuguy 9y ago
I'm arguing with Facebook about getting access to the data they have from tracking me as opposed to what's available when you download your profile data at the moment, having closed my account a while back. I'm literally wait
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by iuguy 9y ago
Some of my faves: * djsundog@toot-lab.reclaim.technology * qrs@mastodon.social * cypnk@mastodon.social * mulander@bsd.network * jk@mastodon.social * tinker@infosec.exchange In case anyone's vaguely interested I can be reached at stevel
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by iuguy 9y ago
> You've read your last complimentary article this month. > To read the full article, SUBSCRIBE NOW. I'm surprised they haven't kicked off over my ad-blocker.
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by iuguy 9y ago
In that situation I'd say, "You probably shouldn't and perhaps we shouldn't waste each other's time by continuing this conversation". Then again I'm not fresh out of college.
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by iuguy 9y ago
Ok, start here: * Nextcloud - https://nextcloud.com/providers/ * Diaspora - https://bitnami.com/stack/diaspora (not that you need to host, see https://diasporafoundation.org/#get_s
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by iuguy 9y ago
Somehow they managed to miss the point that it's the handing over of information to these services that is the thing giving them power. Instead of Paperless post, how about Framadate? No love for Nextcloud? Diaspora? Mastodon?
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by iuguy 9y ago
If only the Express could take a break from bashing immigrants to run a front page shouting, "The Sun Causes Cancer"
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by iuguy 9y ago
You have to be aware that a "closed-source fork of Firefox OS" sounds ridiculous on every level. If you don't make it open source, that challenge will be levied at every opportunity, and rightly so.
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by iuguy 9y ago
Ok, I'll split the question into 3 and make it clear that you didn't answer it. What is the utility that IOTA provides? There's nothing in your link that talks about the utility that IOTA provides. There's machine to mac
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by iuguy 9y ago
> How do you allow machine to machine payments in a trustless manner without some sort of value transfer protocol? Can you explain to me why this is needed? I genuinely can't think of instances where machines need to pay each other,

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