Servo’s new home https://blog.servo.org/2020/11/17/servo-home/
Three blog posts in one week! Today, I was wondering how our Unix programs magically know what argc and argv are, so I recreated echo(1) and passed argc and argv into main manually.
https://briancallahan.net/blog/20200808.html
Code for the blog post is here: https://github.com/ibara/echo
Hi friends (esp. MA friends), if you can, please join me in assisting the Transgender Emergency Fund, which helps provide critical assistance to low-income and homeless trans folx here in Massachusetts: https://transgenderemergencyfund.org/
Rappel: il y a chez Gog une page avec des jeux gratuits, sans DRM.
Speaking as an activist with a ProtonMail address, I was using it because I was easy to manipulate and because I was looking for a social status.
This may be why I've become an activist in the first place. I've always been doing my best – if anything to deserve this status –, but it looks like doing my best wasn't enough.
And seriously, Proton employees on the field? This is indecent, and deceptive advertising.
Yeah I registered an account on a public XMPP server with a cool domain name, and one day I didn't get replies from an XMPP client developer because my XMPP server wasn't updated (backward-incompatible federation problem)
That's the most innocuous example of why you should pay for your XMPP server (again, https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/xmpp-aitm/)
Also, Nomagic UK provide all of these services for 8€/month, including an XMPP (Openfire) server, a Matrix server (Synapse), a Pleroma instance, Wallabag, Seafile, temporary images/file hosting,… https://nomagic.uk/services/
I casually talk with the admin and he's literally putting as much services as possible on his server until new subscriptions let him pay for a new one, that's not a commercial service that's activism
You should really read this blog article before creating an account on a "public" (random) XMPP server https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/xmpp-aitm/
Bad sociology student, with a specific interest in the power relationships between humans and their environments, and an emphasis on networks, culture, materialism, and informations.