Oh my fucking goodness, hyperswarm + multifeed DAT works like a charm under real-world circumstances.
I canāt wait to try out kappa-core next.
More excited than Iāve been in a long while. The DAT folks deserve a fucking medal.
Oh my fucking goodness, hyperswarm + multifeed DAT works like a charm under real-world circumstances.
I canāt wait to try out kappa-core next.
More excited than Iāve been in a long while. The DAT folks deserve a fucking medal.
@brennen Thanks for sharing :)
Blog: Kappa Architecture Workshop
@bob Hehe, I was just playinā with you :)
No, @Matomo (previously Piwik) doesnāt give two shits about privacy; releases tag manager product, hints at first-party tag manager integration of third-party trackers as method for circumventing tracker blockers.
https://matomo.org/blog/2018/12/matomo-tag-manager-out-of-beta-now-available/
So I wrote a thread on birdsite on the #Six4Three Facebook files confiscated and released by UK Parliament. Enjoy + feel free to RT the crap out of it:
@ekaitz_zarraga @alcinnz Proof of work is literally destroying our habitat so a few right-libertarian men can get rich.
For a Peerocracy, we donāt need a billion identical copies of the same database. We need a billion databases, each unique, each equal in power, each owned by an individual. Topological decentralisation is the core, not decentralisation of trust.
Directed acyclic graphs + public-key cryptography + sparse replication.
@alcinnz Directed acyclic graphs and Merkle Trees are awesome. Blockchain and the right libertarians that fantasize about the billions theyāll make with it (often by literally destroying our habitat via proof of work) can fuck right off.
Iāll be on Inside Story on Aljazeera today to discuss how we can regulate the abuses of surveillance capitalists like Facebook/Google and how we can create an alternative to surveillance capitalism where we fund ethical technology owned and controlled by individuals from the commons for the common good.
We will be recording at 13:30 GMT and it will air at 17:30 GMT.
https://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/insidestory/
You can watch it on the live stream at: https://www.aljazeera.com/live/
Ethical design isnāt about trying to reform billion-dollar corporations like Google and Facebook that have fundamentally unethical business models, itās about designing organisations with ethical business models that, therefore, can create ethical products and services.
āLast March, Tony Schmidt discovered something unsettling about the machine that helps him breathe at night. Without his knowledge, it was spying on him.
From his bedside, the device was tracking when he was using it and sending the information not just to his doctor, but to the maker of the machine, to the medical supply company that provided it and to his health insurer.ā
https://www.propublica.org/article/you-snooze-you-lose-insurers-make-the-old-adage-literally-true
Via @gilles
@aral a Ʃcrit :
"Google et Facebook sont à nos droits humains et à la démocratie ce que Philip Morris est à notre santé et ce qu'Exxon Mobil est à l'environnement. Tant que nous n'aurons pas saisi cette vérité fondamentale, nous n'aurons aucune chance de les réglementer efficacement ou de financer des solutions de rechange."
Google and Facebook are to our human rights and to democracy what Philip Morris is to our health and what Exxon Mobil is to the environment. Until we grasp this fundamental truth we havenāt a snowflakeās chance in hell of either effectively regulating them or funding alternatives.
Imagine that the fundamental protocols and standards of a network are being written by the NSA. Now imagine that the NSA is not a government agency but a trillion dollar corporation. Letās call that corporation Google. Welcome to the World Wide Web.
So, google just released a new online 'app' for compressing pictures called Squoosh, I wouldn't use it if you could help it, as it's likely they'll farm all the metadata and actual data from the images that they can.
This is what they do, release tools everyone uses so that they can then use the data you give them.
Don't fall for it :)
Facebook Filed A Patent To Predict Your Household's Demographics Based On Family Photos
Facebookās proposed technology would analyze your #wifey tags, shared IP addresses, and photos to predict whom you live with.
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/nicolenguyen/facebook-household-prediction-patent
āDelay, Deny and Deflect: How Facebookās Leaders Fought Through Crisisā
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/14/technology/facebook-data-russia-election-racism.html
āAs evidence accumulated that Facebookās power could also be exploited to disrupt elections, broadcast viral propaganda and inspire deadly campaigns of hate around the globe, Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg stumbled. Bent on growth, the pair ignored warning signs and then sought to conceal them from public view.ā
Also on our forum: https://forum.ind.ie/t/delay-deny-and-deflect-how-facebook-s-leaders-fought-through-crisis/2496
@doina āLast year, when I spoke to Eric Schmidt ⦠he told me ⦠āIf we become too evil, we wonāt find people to work for us.ā I thought it was naĆÆve ⦠heck, Monsanto and Halliburton find people to work for them, right? Right! But not the best people.
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Hereās my prediction:
There will come a time when youāll be able to work at Google and enjoy your fat pay check or you will be able to proudly tell people where you work. Not both.ā (2014)
@aral Exactly. While the technical benefits from the protocols Google design are attracting, I don't know what the weaknesses are - and I definitely don't have the resources to investigate.
Will HTTP/3 aka HTTP/QUIC make it easier for Google to track anything they want? Will the complexity of the protocol lead to implementer monopoly, giving them control of all of our network usage?
I don't know, I don't know how to find out, and I don't want to risk it.
Here is the Anarchism of Blackness btw https://roarmag.org/magazine/black-liberation-anti-fascism/ Well worth a read....as is everything in Roar magazine.
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