Any other compliance publications/guidelines of interest and relevance specifically for #Australia around data security at rest/in motion similar to UK's GPG13/PMO, NIST or US' HIPAA? I have #OAIC's Privacy Act and Australian Signals Directorate - Information Security Manual to start with. Currently doing research on compliance requirements in Australia around data security.
@deadsuperhero@gled It's worth getting some official confirmation but the fediverse does not collect the kinda data GDPR is most concerned about (e.g. real names, addresses, medical records etc etc) and it offers both export and deletion on request already.
I still need to fix up that Guile tutorial, but I got carried away writing an introduction to #Emacs GUI customization (maybe I should rename the article to "Beautifying Emacs") 🤔
I missed a lot of Hiveway controversy. The idea of governance of a project through a token may have merit. It's disappointing to have that idea associated with Mastodon scammers.
But all technologies go through a phase where returns from harvesting market hype exceed the costs for the burden of proof. It can be especially painful when the technology in question has qualitative attributes (Mastodon; user culture).
I still believe Mastodon & blockchain have complementary futures.
The latest issue of c't (German computer magazine) has a four page article by yours truly about Mastodon. Thanks to @Gargron, @cwebber, Evan Prodromou, @angristan and everyone else who spoke to me in the last few weeks. We ended up scoping this one pretty tightly around Mastodon from an end user perspective, with a short blurb about the fediverse.
The online version is paywalled, but you can at least see a pretty Mastodon graphic:
I'm using mbsync for the imap sync this time instead of offlineimap (which caused too much weird errors). If you have questions, feel free to ask... #emacs
The Devil looked at the robot. "Where did you get that soul from?" "I taught a man how to play blues." "Fair enough. Want to sell it?" "I have all I want, now." #MicroFiction#tootfic#smallstories
ng0 (ng0@x.n0.is)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2018 10:39:00 EST
ng0So... #emacs #gnus - Would anyone know how to do any of the following with a prepopulated directory lacking a NOV file and containing around 442.000 emails in nml format? a) rerun filtering on the directory to decrease the size of it (fancy-split works on *new* email) into Gnus view? b) generate the NOV file for the directory without crashing emacs (tried with direct M-x nnml-generate-nov-databases-directory but emacs crashed after a good while. c) your idea here.