Here you can find notes about things I discover or learn but are not (yet) worth a full-length post.
Replying to John Scalzi owns a church now (whatever.scalzi.com…)
Don’t worry, though: It’s just the building and he at least promises not to start a cult or something like that 🙃 I have to say, though, on the interior this is … just really ugly. The green carpet definitely doesn’t help. As for storage space, there are probably worse solutions, though.
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Like of 100 years of whatever this will be - apenwarr (apenwarr.ca…)
An extremely interesting read about the nature of decentralization in technology, business, and society.
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Like of OpenTelemetry for Go hits 1.0 (github.com…)
The first stable release of OpenTelemetry for Go is now available! I cannot wait to find the time to finally properly play around with it!
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Like of Productivity Is Not Working | WIRED (www.wired.com…)
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Like of EFF Fireside Chat in May about Surveillance with Edward Snowden et al (supporters.eff.org…)
Next week (Wednesday, 2021-05-05 at 19:00 UTC) there’s going to be an EFF Fireside Chat about surveillance with Edward Snowden, EFF Executive Director Cindy Cohn, EFF Director of Engineering for Certbot Alexis Hancock, and EFF Policy Analyst Matthew Guariglia. Sadly, I most likely won’t be able to make it but this sounds awesome!
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Like of In epic hack, Signal developer turns the tables on forensics firm Cellebrite (arstechnica.com…)
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Like of Why QAnon Flopped in Japan (www.nytimes.com…)
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Like of Bandcamp vs Streaming – On my Om (om.co…)
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Like of France bans air travel that could be done by train in under 2.5 hours (arstechnica.com…)
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Replying to Changelog episode about Restic (www.changelog.com…)
I just love Restic for backups and have it running pretty much everywhere where I want/need backups. In this episode Alexander Neumann talks a bit about the history of the project but also goes into some details about how it works.
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