Notices by arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net), page 14

arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Monday, 17-Sep-2018 07:20:10 EDT arunisaac
- louis
There is always a lot of potential in the long term. Keeping motivation up in the short term is the difficult part. Anyways, thanks for your word of encouragement. I appreciate it.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Sunday, 16-Sep-2018 02:17:12 EDT arunisaac
- Kamalavelan
I was using Tamil as my UI language too. Then, I had some mysterious locale errors and stopped doing it. Must get back to it.

And, these days I do blog both in Tamil and English. https://ta.systemreboot.net I enjoy writing in Tamil, but I'm still not fast enough with the tamil99 keyboard. Also, my Tamil vocabulary isn't powerful enough to express some concepts, and I end up sounding weird. Still, I try.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Friday, 14-Sep-2018 14:23:13 EDT arunisaac
- Kamalavelan
A few years back, I started working on translating some command line applications to Tamil. But, I lost my motivation halfway through, and the project stalled. I need to see some community use my translations for me to summon up the motivation again.

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Matej Ľach ✅ (matejlach@social.matej-lach.me)'s status on Friday, 14-Sep-2018 07:11:24 EDT Matej Ľach ✅

I hate big, fat frameworks. They take all the creative fun out of programming and just make you conform to someone else's API. Not to mention the API is usually unidiomatic to its host language and basically a world of its own.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Friday, 14-Sep-2018 07:03:58 EDT arunisaac
- Kamalavelan
> The problem is that people who would really benefit from Tamil computing don't have computers of their own.
Yes, this is often true. And, they probably don't have the time to learn programming either.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Friday, 14-Sep-2018 07:01:41 EDT arunisaac
- lnxw48a1
- Kamalavelan
"Ruby on Rails" makes sense. But, I think @demonshreder is referring to some other E2E here, not "end-to-end" encryption.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Friday, 14-Sep-2018 06:47:28 EDT arunisaac
- Kamalavelan
What is #RoR and E2E?

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Friday, 14-Sep-2018 05:01:16 EDT arunisaac
- Kamalavelan
"If I translate computer documentation to Tamil, who will read it?"
This question frustrates me a lot, and hence I end up not translating. Some time ago, in the Guix project, discussion about translating to and supporting discussion in other languages came up. People volunteered to support this or that European language. I could have volunteered to support Tamil. But, I didn't because I felt that no Tamil speaker cares. Why sink my life into something that no one likely cares about?
Maybe, there are Tamil people who do care. But, I don't get to meet such people much. So, I imagine I'm all alone, and end up being very frustrated.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Friday, 07-Sep-2018 05:38:33 EDT arunisaac
- Scheme Programming Language
My pure guile email parser should be done and published by this weekend. :-) !scheme

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Monday, 03-Sep-2018 10:48:08 EDT arunisaac
- India
https://social.systemreboot.net/url/92572 !india
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1. 4500-year-old DNA from Rakhigarhi reveals evidence that will unsettle Hindutva nationalists
  
  from India Today
  
  The findings of a study of ancient DNA from the Rakhigarhi Indus Valley Civilisation site reveal evidence that will unsettle many Hindutva nationalists.
arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Wednesday, 29-Aug-2018 14:33:06 EDT arunisaac
- India
Joint Statement condemning arrest of activists and public intellectuals !india

https://social.systemreboot.net/url/92116
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1. Joint Statement condemning arrest of activists and public intellectuals
  
  from Google Docs
  
  We, the undersigned, are shocked by the serial raids across the country on the homes of activists and public intellectuals who are critical of the government and the ruling party at the Centre. The arrests of prominent activists and intellectuals Sudha Bharadwaj, Vernon Gonsalves, Gautam Navlakha, Varavara Rao, Arun Ferreira and others, are nothing but an attempt by the government to strike terror among those who are fighting for justice for the marginalised. This is also an attempt by the BJP to invent a false enemy and engage in scaremongering in order to polarise the 2019 elections in its favour. Already, the government and the media houses close to the BJP have been trying to spin a false narrative of a Maoist conspiracy since June, 2018. Terms like “urban naxals” are invented in order to stifle any criticism of the government. We have learnt that the Delhi Police, after having arrested Sudha Bharadwaj, waited for Republic TV to arrive before taking her to the court. This simply shows that the arrests are incomplete without the accompanying sensationalist media propaganda to demonise activists, human rights defenders and intellectuals. The so-called raids carried out on the houses of these activists are aimed at creating a spectacle, as the writings and views of these intellectuals are already publicly known and are well documented. This seems like a conspiracy to divert attention from the gravity of the Sanatan Sanstha conspiracy to carry out serial bomb attacks on Eid and Ganesh Chaturthi! The same Sanatan Sanstha was also involved in the murder of Gauri Lankesh, as per the ongoing investigations by Karnataka police. Today’s arrests have been carried out in order to give cover to the murderers of Gauri Lankesh. People like Sudha Bharadwaj, Gautam Navlakha and others who have been arrested are friends of the people who have dedicated their entire lives to the betterment of the Indian public. By arresting them, the BJP is only exposing its insecurities and its intolerance to any dissent or criticism of its policies. The arrests should be seen in continuation with the recent attacks on pro-justice voices such as Swami Agnivesh, Umar Khalid and many other student activists from Delhi to Lucknow. A BJP lawmaker from Karnataka even advocated the murder of “intellectuals.” Both the arrests and the physical attacks on justice loving people must be seen in a series of attempts to stifle dissent and deny social justice. We demand immediate release of the arrested individuals, dropping of all false and malicious charges, as these arrests are politically motivated and unjustified. Shehla Rashid Shora, former Vice-President, JNU Students’ Union. Mohit Pandey, former President, JNU Students’ Union. Fahad Ahmad, former General Secreatry TISS Students’ Union, Mumbai. Admiral Ramdas, Former Chief of Naval Staff. Lalita Ramdas, Activist. Shabnam Hashmi, Social Activist. Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, Author, Journalist, Publisher. Neha Dixit, Journalist. Jignesh Mevani, MLA Vadgam, Gujarat. Sanam Sutirath Wazir, Human Rights Activist. Nakul Singh Sawhney, Documentary Filmmaker. Umar Khalid, Activist, BASO. Nandita Narain, former President, DUTA and FEDCUTA. Kavita Krishnan, PB Member, CPI (ML) liberation Nivedita Menon, Professor, JNU. Teesta Setalvad, Journalist and Social Activist. Harish Iyer, Equal Rights Activist. Ram Puniyani, All India Secular Forum. Lubna Duggal, Economic & Political Weekly. Bindu Doddahatti, Advocate, Alternative Law Forum. Swami Agnivesh, Arya Samaj, Social Activist. Anisha Ahuja, Entrepreneur. Aniket Alam, Journalist and Historian. Nirjhari Sinha, Activist. Chayanika Shah, Queer Feminist Activist. Geeta Seshu, Independent Journalist, Mumbai. Anuradha Bhasin Jamwal, Journalist, Peace Activist. Richa Jairaj, Women’s Rights Activist. Mallika Sarabhai Social Activist. Rituparna, Queer Feminist Activist, Delhi. Maya Krishna Rao, Theatre Artist. Bittu, WSS. Maneka Khanna, Lawyer. Payoshi Roy, Lawyer. Surbhi Dhar, Lawyer. Zeba Sikora, Lawyer. Veena Johari, Lawyer. Bindulakshmi Pattadath, Faculty, TISS Mumbai. Amit Sengupta, Journalist and former President, JNU Students' Union Vineeta Bal, Retired Researcher. Svati Joshi, Academic and Activist. Rohit Samuel Shah, Doctoral Scholar, IITB-Monash. Panchali Ray, Assisstant Professor, Jadavpur University. Shraddha, Junior Research Fellow, MPI for Innovation and Competition. Ravi Duggal, Independent Health Researcher and Activist. Debjit Bannerjee, Bastar Solidarity Network. Pranoy Thakur, Activist. Dr. Shakeel, Convenor, JSA, Bihar. Sohini, Jan Jagran Shakti Sangathan, Bihar. Swatija Manorama, Social Activist. Suhas Paranjape, Retired Researcher. Jashodhara Sengupta, Human Rights Activist. Rupesh Kumar Singh, Freelance Journalist. Inayat Singh, Jan Swasthya Abhiyan, Punjab. Beni Madhab Sen, Delhi. Zubeda, Student. Dr. Sona Deshmukh, Research Coordinator, Pune. Vasantha, Activist. Abhay Shukla, Jan Swasthya Abhiyan. Balmurli Natrajan, Professor. Vijaya Kumar Seethapha, Film maker/activist. Karnataka Janaarogya Chaluvali. Akhila Vasan, Karnataka Janaarogya Chaluvali. Meera Sanghmitra, NAPM. Pushpa S., Social and Political Activist. Vandana Mahajan, Gender Equality Practitioner. Rammanohar, Journalist, Writer. Ila Ananya, Student. Narendra Gupta, Jan Swasthya Abhyan. Koonal Duggal, Independent Researcher Mujahid Nafees, Ahmedabad, Gujarat Lara Jesani, Advocate R V Ramana Murthy, Professor Hussain Indorewala, Mumbai Srinivas Lankala, Assistant Professor Laxmi Murthy, Journalist, Bangalore V.S. Sambandan, Journalist Kritika, Journalist Subhash Rai, Journalist Mrittika Biswas, Student, Tata Institute of Social Sciences Mirza Saaib Bég, Lawyer, Former President NALSAR Student Bar Council Roshni, Student Sitaram Shelar, Convener Niti Saxena, Activist/ Lawyer Shreya Ila Anasuya, Journalist Milind Champanerkar, Writer, Freelance Journalist and Civil Liberties Activist Kalpana Sharma, Independent Journalist Mohammed Afeef, Advocate Inji Pennu, Journalist, Global Voices Dolphy D'souza, Police Reforms Watch Ria De, PhD Student Sandeep Pandey, Socialist Party of India C P Geevan, Former scientist and Independent Researcher Aditya Nigam, Professor Ritu Dewan, Director Shailza Sharma, Lawyer Bhamati Sivapalan, Filmmaker A Sunil Dharan, Academic, Delhi J Ravikumar, Stephen G Management Consultant and Relationship Counsellor cum Trainer Neha Mathews, Journalist Mazher Hussain, Social Activist Vasvi, Artist Rita Manchanda, Writer, Activist Vidyun Sabhaney, Artist Winnie Saldanha, Founder Member - WE FOR YOU Association Banojyotsna Lahiri, Academic and Lecturer, DU Padmaja Shaw, Retd. Professor, Journalism, Osmania University Shiraz Bulsara Prabhu, Activist Kashtakari Sanghatana Urvashi Chudawala, Student, Tata Institute Of Social Sciences, Mumbai Shinzani Jain, Student, Ambedkar University, Delhi Laxmi Murthy, Journalist, Bangalore Nikita Agarwal, Advocate Pavani P., WSS Bosco Patel Mandeep Raikhy, Choreographer Sunayana, Student, Ashoka University Mandeep Raikhy, Choreographer Rosamma Thomas, Journalist Akhil Kumar, Law Mandeep Raikhy , Choreographer Jeroo Mulla, Lecturer Nirja, Citizen Dyuti, Researcher Saravanan Velusamy, Student Anand Kumar, LL.B student Aradhna Wal, Journalist Ashalatha, Activist B. N. Ratna Sharada Gopal, Right to Food Karnataka Sarayu, Advocate Meera Sanghamitra, National Alliance of People's Movements (NAPM) Sayali Kadu, Lawyer Smriti Dhingra, Social Worker Himu, Research Scholar Archit Krishna, Lawyer Carmel Christy, Assistant Professor, Delhi Kaneez Fathima, Civil Rights Activist Charudatta Navare, Research scholar Nirajana Chakraborty, Student Dhruv Mankad, Managing Trustee, Anusandhan Trust, Mumbai V. Krishnappa, Group Captain (Retd.) Subhana Khan, Child psychologist Chitra Adkar, Research Scholar Sagari R Ramdas Veterinary Scientist Noor Enayat, Publicist Hamza Khan Rajesh Umadevi Srinivas, Activist Amit Kumar, National Alliance of People's Movements (NAPM) Satyaki Chakraborty, Legal Specialist Saranga Ugalmugle, Advocate, Bombay High Court Freny Manecksha, Independent journalist Eric Pinto, NAPM Basant Hetamsaria, NAPM Jharkhand Kaustuv, Assistant Professor, MAKAUT and Queer Fiction Writer Poushali Basak, Queer Feminist Activist Saurabh Kumar, Freelance Journalist John Dayal, Writer Dr. K.S. Kusuma, Assistant Professor Deepti Mary Minj, Student, JNU Ankita Aggarwal, Research Scholar Anuradha Talwar, State Committee Member, Paschim Banga Khet Majoor Samity Satyaki Chakraborty, Legal Specialist Durgesh, Graduate Student, Department of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University. Sucheta Chakravarty, Journalist Arunesh Maiyar, Sangama (Working Class Sexuality Minorities Group) Sabina Y Rahman, Ph.D. (Sociology) Candidate/MSW Samina Mishra, Media Practitioner and Teacher Kalyani B, Jan Jagran Shakti Sangathan Shivam, student Pradip Kumar Datta, Professor Mukta srivastava, Activist Ankit Rathore, Student, Ambedkar University Delhi Mounica Sreesai, Student Balreddy Jitta, Natural Farmer , Agricultural Activist Shikha, Student, DU Sagari R Ramdas, Veterinary Scientist Sucheta Chakravarty, Journalist Pramod Mandade, Ph.D. student, IIT Bombay Paroma Ray, Research Scholar, JMI C Lakshmanan, Academic and Dalit Activist Karen, Photographer Mukta Srivastava, Social Activist Rajinder Singh Majhail. Vijay Jandiala. Gurpal singh Guri. Beant Singh. Students Struggle Committee Punjab Shireen Azam, Writer Mathew Thomas, Retired Shatakshy Bhatt, M.Phil.- Ph.D. Student, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai Fr.Jothi SJ Director, Udayani Kolkata Lazar Vellara Sr Manager Jasveen Jairath Concerned Citizens VRINDA GOPINATH Journalist Roshni Chattopadhyay Student and member of PUCL, Mahatrashtra Raj kumar sinha NAPM Madhya Pradesh Vijay singh REVOLUTIONARY democracy. Priya Thuvassery Filmmaker, Delhi Mukta Srivastava Social activist Saumya Dadoo Human Rights Student Shobha Human rights activist and Artist Aaloka Math Educator VIJAY KUMAR Central commitee member of CPI(M-L)) Red Star Poushali Basak FAOW and Sappho for Equality Koyel M Activist Fr. 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Charlie Owen (sonniesedge@mastodon.technology)'s status on Tuesday, 21-Aug-2018 06:48:07 EDT Charlie Owen

"Most websites are about delivering content. HTML is amazing for this and you DON'T NEED JAVASCRIPT."
I would like to marry this post. 👰
#progressiveenhancement #inclusivedesign
https://dev.to/quii/the-web-i-want-43o
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1. The Web I Want
  
  from The Practical Dev
  
  The web is supposed to be accessible to all but flavour of the month techniques and over-complication is ruining everything
Sir Feline Tibike (tibike@social.sakamoto.gq)'s status on Tuesday, 21-Aug-2018 04:37:11 EDT Sir Feline Tibike

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Eliza (Pleroma edition) (elizafox@pleroma.elizafox.space)'s status on Monday, 20-Aug-2018 14:04:54 EDT Eliza (Pleroma edition)
- Eliza (Pleroma edition)
I have been on the Fediverse a good long while. Probably coming up on two years. I remember when Mastodon didn't have CW's. I remember when it didn't have private posts. I remember when Mastodon was made for tech bros, not for minorities. We were a peripherial demographic once upon a time, not the main demographic.

I am agender. I am trans. I am autistic. I'm other things, but those are the biggest three things that define who/what I am. I outlined some other things I am and am not above, so this gives context to my experience. (Before you open your mouth and say or think it, no, I did not come from Tumblr, and in fact, I don't even like Tumblr culture. I actually hate it because it's like the worst parts of the Fediverse concentrated into one place. And no, my gender is not autism.)

The Fediverse has not always been a safe place for me. I have been trolled, harassed, and I've even had outright lies told about me by someone from my past. Which for some reason people actually believe, even though the person in question is a well-known liar and dogpiler. Some of the slip-ups are my fault. I gave the wrong impression or tooted late-nite or under the influence of alcohol when I shouldn't have. Others were not warranted.

I was once told by Alda of witches.town (now gone) that I should jump into traffic. This was shortly before a friend of mine did just that. A friend of mine who left that instance because of that.

I have been dogpiled for not being the right kind of leftist. I've had people try to troll me. I've had times where I've had to step away, for something I thought wouldn't be a hot take. I do not feel safe expressing many sensible and well-intentioned views on the Fediverse, or discussing certain societal problems.

I feel like the fact I participate in the political process and that I'm left of the Berniecrats (and being someone who prefers to work at the ballot box and not with a Molotov cocktail) gets me largely ignored by the Masto political crowd. I'm just not the right kind of leftist. And it's not like the ancaps are gonna like me either. I don't know what it is about the Fediverse, but it attracts political radicals of the intolerant kind.

So yeah, I would not say Masto has been safe for me. I've seen it all. A major part of this is being an admin, and being on the front lines of this stuff, but I am sure ordinary users see it too.

So why do I stay?

Because it's still miles ahead of everything else.

I felt even less safe on Twitter. I definitely do not feel camaraderie or safety on somewhere like Tumblr. I barely venture outside a couple IRC channels. When you're someone like me, you will always be a square peg in a round hole, struggling through life, fucking things up cause you're human, and that includes the flaws.

I still have fun here. But I won't pretend it's been a smooth ride. And I won't abide people claiming it will always be a smooth ride for them either. I know people who've been run off here for transgressions way less bad than mine.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Sunday, 19-Aug-2018 15:34:08 EDT arunisaac
- solariiknight(ஆனந்த்)
I don't even register such people these days. They are so stupid I don't even bother talking or worrying about them.

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Sunday, 19-Aug-2018 15:30:50 EDT arunisaac

Spent a good part of the day helping pack and ship relief material to Kerala. Community work feels good...! :-)

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solariiknight(ஆனந்த்) (solariiknight@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Saturday, 18-Aug-2018 23:56:54 EDT solariiknight(ஆனந்த்)

#religion https://social.systemreboot.net/attachment/89126

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arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Saturday, 18-Aug-2018 03:43:36 EDT arunisaac
- solariiknight(ஆனந்த்)
AMD CPUs are immune to Meltdown, and are probably a little resilient to Spectre.
https://social.systemreboot.net/url/89096
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1. Why are AMD processors not/less vulnerable to Meltdown and Spectre?
  
  from Information Security Stack Exchange
  
  I’ve read up on Meltdown and Spectre and it’s not obvious to me why AMD would be less vulnerable. Do AMD processors simply not have speculative execution? Or do they have some way of not exploding ...
arunisaac (arunisaac@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Friday, 17-Aug-2018 16:34:26 EDT arunisaac
- solariiknight(ஆனந்த்)
The Meltdown vulnerability occurred due to improper privilege isolation between operating system processes and other user processes. The improper isolation gave Intel CPUs a performance boost. The Intel CPU designers didn't realize the security issues at that time.

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