#DebConf18 videos are being published on https://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2018/DebConf18/
more than half of the recorded talks are already available, and more are being worked on right now.
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feed discovery and live bookmarks should not be removed from firefox
tl;dr: Mozilla are removing RSS feed discovery and display features from Firefox in an upcoming release. This is an unfortunate decision which will actively harm the open web, and should be reversed. It is also part of a larger pattern of unfortunate decisions by browser makers which contribute to a user-hostile network.p1k3.com
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I don't care too much about the live bookmarks, never used them myself. Detecting that a site has a feed though, is something I use all the time... Still I understand their rationale, and if we can get the same functionality from an extension, I think that's ok.
How to stop Firefox from making automatic connections | Firefox Help
Learn about the various reasons why Firefox makes automatic connections to the Internet and how you can stop it from doing so if you wish.support.mozilla.org
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[share author='riveravaldez' profile='https://joindiaspora.com/u/riveravaldez' avatar='http://social.gl-como.it/photo/47e2573e9b041d466be4ffcaa98eb19e-5.jpg' guid='3c5fc58085b60134f2320242ac110005' posted='2016-11-05 18:47:33' link='https://social.gl-como.it/display/3c5fc58085b60134f2320242ac110005'
A selection of Free/Libre Open Source Software projects related to photography. by Pixls.us:
via Diaspora* Publisher - [/share]
This is going to be of interest for some members of @Gruppo Linux Como
PIXLS.US - Free Software • https://pixls.us/software/
A selection of Free/Libre Open Source Software projects related to photography. by Pixls.us:
There are many wonderful Free/Open Source Software projects dedicated to photography. Yet there aren’t nearly as many resources dedicated to photographic workflows with them.
This site hopes to rectify that with a simple goal: To provide tutorials, workflows and a showcase for high-quality photography using Free/Open Source Software.
- Articles: https://pixls.us/articles/
via Diaspora* Publisher - [/share]
This is going to be of interest for some members of @Gruppo Linux Como
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Privacy Tools | Encryption against global mass surveillance
You are being watched! Knowledge, encryption and privacy tools to protect you against global mass surveillance.www.privacytools.io
Piace a Tomy Tani.
LIFO@Buono e Giusto
Domenica 10 giugno abbiamo partecipato a Buono e Giusto Giornata del consumo consapevole e sostenibile.
Con colpevole ritardo, ecco le foto del nostro banchetto appena montato
e il tavolo coi volantini, compresi quelli forniti da FSFE.
Grazie a tutti coloro che si sono fermati presso il nostro stand!
Con colpevole ritardo, ecco le foto del nostro banchetto appena montato
e il tavolo coi volantini, compresi quelli forniti da FSFE.
Grazie a tutti coloro che si sono fermati presso il nostro stand!
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If you're fed up of #Amazon's tax dodging, poor working conditions and data gathering, here are some book-themed ethical alternatives on #PrimeDay:
https://switching.social/ethical-alternatives-to-amazon-and-goodreads/
#Books #eBooks #Kindle #Goodreads #DeleteAmazon #DeleteKindle #AmazonStrike #Alternatives #Privacy
Map/Ticket Sleeve
I've added a new article to my website 
#MYOG
Map/Ticket Sleeve - Elena ``of Valhalla'' Homepage
When travelling by train, this has the consequence that I need to carry a printout of my ticket, as I can't just show the PDF on my phone (showing it on a laptop is a possibility, just not one I want to rely on...www.trueelena.org
Pair of Pockets
I've added a new article to my website: 
Pair of Pockets - Elena ``of Valhalla'' Homepage
My mother gave me a lightweight circle skirt that is pretty nice but has a glaring lack of pockets. ...www.trueelena.org
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A non-youtube link: https://media.libreplanet.org/u/libreplanet/m/free-software-and-the-shifting-landscape-of-online-cooperation/
Always fascinates me how people quite eloquently speaks about software freedom, and then route all their visitors to youtube...
Always fascinates me how people quite eloquently speaks about software freedom, and then route all their visitors to youtube...
The original post already included a non-youtube link: http://media.mako.cc/hill-whither_peer_production-libreplanet_keynote-20180326-EDITED-v3.webm#t=199 (which includes a link to the point where the actual talk starts)
Awesome Selfhosted
"This is a list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted locally. Selfhosting is the process of locally hosting and managing applications instead of renting from SaaS providers."
https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted
There are all kinds of categories, e.g. Search Engines:File transfer/synchronization:
- Ambar - Document Search Engine (OCR, Store & Search) (Demo, Source Code) MIT Nodejs/Python
- Gigablast - open source search engine. (Demo, Source Code) Apache-2.0 C++
- Seeks - Web search proxy and collaborative distributed tool for websearch. (Source Code) AGPL-3.0 C++
- Searx - Privacy-respecting, hackable metasearch engine. (Demo, Source Code) AGPL-3.0 Python
- Yacy - Peer based, decentralized search engine server. (Demo, Source Code) GPL-2.0 Java
XMPP Web Clients:
- Git Annex - File synchronization between computers, servers, external drives. (Source Code) GPL-3.0 Haskell
- Kinto - Kinto is a minimalist JSON storage service with synchronisation and sharing abilities. (Source Code) Apache-2.0 Python
- Nextcloud - Access and share your files, calendars, contacts, mail and more from any device, on your terms. (Demo, Source Code) AGPL-3.0 PHP
OpenSSH/SFTP - Secure File Transfer Program. (Source Code) BSD C- ownCloud - All-in-one solution for saving, synchronizing, viewing, editing and sharing files, calendars, address books and more. (Source Code, Clients) AGPL-3.0 PHP
- Pydio - Turn any web server into a powerful file management system and an alternative to mainstream cloud storage providers. (Source Code) AGPL-3.0 PHP
- Samba - Samba is the standard Windows interoperability suite of programs for Linux and Unix. It provides secure, stable and fast file and print services for all clients using the SMB/CIFS protocol. GPL-3.0 C
- Seafile - File hosting and sharing solution primary for teams and organizations. (Demo, Source Code) GPL-2.0 C
- SparkleShare - Self hosted, instant, secure file sync. (Source Code) GPL-3.0 C#
- Syncany - Secure file sync software for arbitrary storage backends, an open-source cloud storage and filesharing application. Securely synchronize your files to any kind of storage. GPL-3.0 Java
- Syncthing - Syncthing is an open source peer-to-peer file synchronisation tool. (Source Code) MPL-2.0 Go
- Unison - Unison is a file-synchronization tool for OSX, Unix, and Windows. GPL-3.0 OCaml
- Z-Push - Implementation of Microsoft’s ActiveSync protocol. (Source Code) AGPL-3.0 PHP
#linux #gnu #gnulinux #selfhosted #services #hackernews #foss #security #privacy #searchengines #searx #yacy #seeks #gigablast #ambar #xmpp #candy #jsxc #kaiwa #movim #salutà toi #libervia #gitannex #kinto #nextcloud #owncloud #pydio #samba #seafile #sparkleshare #syncany #syncthing #unison #zpush
- Candy - Multi user XMPP client written in Javascript. (Source Code) MIT Javascript
- Converse.js - Free and open-source XMPP chat client in your browser. (Source Code) MPL-2.0 Javascript
- JSXC - Real-time XMPP web chat application with video calls, file transfer and encrypted communication. There are also versions for Nextcloud/Owncloud and SOGo. (Source Code) MIT Javascript
- Kaiwa - Web based chat client in the style of common paid alternatives. (Source Code) MIT Nodejs
- Movim - Modern, federated social network based on XMPP, with a fully featured group-chat, subscriptions and microblogging. (Source Code) AGPL-3.0 PHP
- Salut à Toi - Multipurpose, multi frontend, libre and decentralised communication tool. AGPL-3.0 Python
- Libervia - Web frontend from Salut à Toi. (Source Code) AGPL-3.0 Python
Kickball/awesome-selfhosted
awesome-selfhosted - This is a list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted locally. Selfhosting is the process of locally hosting and managing applications inste...github.com
Piace a prep.
Probably everybody here knows this already, but I only found it out today: #federation @Gruppo Linux Como
The Federation - a statistics hub
Node list and statistics for The Federation and Fediversethe-federation.info
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I'm sure that friendica has at least a handful more users than that (the server I'm on isn't listed) :)
I do wonder if friendica has more small servers that didn't bother to get listed over there, or if it feels populated because it's able to talk with people on many other platforms.
The size of mastodon is pretty great, indeed, and even if there are a few big servers it looks like they don't have a big central server issue (*cough* identi.ca)
I do wonder if friendica has more small servers that didn't bother to get listed over there, or if it feels populated because it's able to talk with people on many other platforms.
The size of mastodon is pretty great, indeed, and even if there are a few big servers it looks like they don't have a big central server issue (*cough* identi.ca)
If you are admin you can see the server statistics here: /admin/federation/
The numbers from my server (Servers / Registered users):
The numbers from my server (Servers / Registered users):
- Friendica (331/12866)
- diaspora (241/618706)
- red (11/115)
- hubzilla (182/3725)
- GNU Social (178/11055)
- StatusNet (12/136)
- Mastodon (2080/1279502)
- pleroma (215/2256)
- socialhome (3/592)
- ganggo (1/99)
I quite like the metaphor of the pile of oily rags
"In corrupt systems, a few bad actors cost everyone else billions in order to bring in millions – the savings a factory can realize from dumping pollution in the water supply are much smaller than the costs we all bear from being poisoned by effluent. But the costs are widely diffused while the gains are tightly concentrated, so the beneficiaries of corruption can always outspend their victims to stay clear."
Well said.
Well said.
Yeah, it works with keywords; I'm not sure about the scope, however (I think it searches among all posts received by the person and/or the instance)
maybe @Fabio knows?
maybe @Fabio knows?
Can I haz entropy?
A couple of geological ages ago, I stumbled on GnuK on the Maple Mini and our very geeky household decided that we needed a handful of those maple mini clones.
Then there was shipping from China (through the Italian customs), finding a time to play with it, discovering that no, it can't be loaded through the maple bootloader (and semi-bricking two boards in the process), deciding that this was the perfect excuse to buy a BusPirate, and finally, we were able to load both GnuK and NeuG on said semi-bricked boards.
Using debian testing (buster) all prerequisites were available in the distribution: both the toolchain as described in the READMEs and a version of openocd with support for the BusPirate; the configure line from the above article worked just fine and what was left was to follow instructions from Programming the FST-01 (gnuk) with a Bus Pirate + OpenOCD to load the firmware on the boards.
(The NeuG required a slightely different configure line:./configure --vidpid=234b:0001 --target=MAPLE_MINI , to select the right USB IDs — note that these IDs are only available for experimental uses or under conditions detailed in the READMEs for GnuK and NeuG.)
One note: you may have heard that the BusPirate is slow for this kind of tasks, and I can confirm it. Flashing the NeuG took 325.728790s for 24576 bytes, flashing the bigger GnuK took about half of forever, i.e. about 20 minutes (and the first time it failed with a timeout). Afterwards everything seems to work, but I strongly recommend doing something else in the meanwhile.
Now, why would I need the NeuG, other than simply because HRNGs are cool? Well, #874720 makes it pretty painful to build python-gnupg multiple times in a row¹, and as long as I don't manage to make it run all tests using urandom an HRNG that only costed a few EURs² looks pretty attractive³.
To be continued, as I find time to play with the GnuK and NeuG...
¹ In case you're wondering: the quality of available entropy is not going to impact on the resulting binary: building the package simply drains entropy while generating a handful of throwaway keys in order to run tests.
² if you don't count the PirateBus, but I already wanted one, I was just waiting for an excuse :D
³ of course, haveged would cost even less, but as I said, HRNGs are cool :)
Then there was shipping from China (through the Italian customs), finding a time to play with it, discovering that no, it can't be loaded through the maple bootloader (and semi-bricking two boards in the process), deciding that this was the perfect excuse to buy a BusPirate, and finally, we were able to load both GnuK and NeuG on said semi-bricked boards.
Using debian testing (buster) all prerequisites were available in the distribution: both the toolchain as described in the READMEs and a version of openocd with support for the BusPirate; the configure line from the above article worked just fine and what was left was to follow instructions from Programming the FST-01 (gnuk) with a Bus Pirate + OpenOCD to load the firmware on the boards.
(The NeuG required a slightely different configure line:
One note: you may have heard that the BusPirate is slow for this kind of tasks, and I can confirm it. Flashing the NeuG took 325.728790s for 24576 bytes, flashing the bigger GnuK took about half of forever, i.e. about 20 minutes (and the first time it failed with a timeout). Afterwards everything seems to work, but I strongly recommend doing something else in the meanwhile.
Now, why would I need the NeuG, other than simply because HRNGs are cool? Well, #874720 makes it pretty painful to build python-gnupg multiple times in a row¹, and as long as I don't manage to make it run all tests using urandom an HRNG that only costed a few EURs² looks pretty attractive³.
To be continued, as I find time to play with the GnuK and NeuG...
¹ In case you're wondering: the quality of available entropy is not going to impact on the resulting binary: building the package simply drains entropy while generating a handful of throwaway keys in order to run tests.
² if you don't count the PirateBus, but I already wanted one, I was just waiting for an excuse :D
³ of course, haveged would cost even less, but as I said, HRNGs are cool :)
Piace a setThemFree.
Note to self, to get entropy from the NeuG it is enough to install rng-tools and set HRNGDEVICE=/dev/ttyACM0 in /etc/default/rng-tools, but the service rng-tools must be manually restarted after the NeuG is connected to the laptop.
Indispensabile!
Problemi a comprendere le dichiarazioni in C?
No problem! Questo sito è pronto ad aiutarvi! Converte le dichiarazioni di variabili da C a Inglese. E viceversa.
Mai più senza!
No problem! Questo sito è pronto ad aiutarvi! Converte le dichiarazioni di variabili da C a Inglese. E viceversa.
Mai più senza!
YouTube Blocks Blender Videos Worldwide
From the Blender blog:Since a few days all Blender videos on the OFFICIAL BLENDER CHANNEL have been blocked worldwide without explanation. We are working with YouTube to resolve the issue, but the support has been less than stellar. In the meantime you can find most of the videos on cloud.blender.org.With our channel reaching > 100k subscribers, we have special priority support. So we contacted them to ask what was wrong. After a couple of mails back and forth, the reply was as follows (22 dec 2017):Thanks for your continued support and patience.
I’ve received an update from our experts stating that you need to enable ads for your video. Once you enable, your video will be available in the USA.
(My emphasis)
If this isn't proof that we need something like PeerTube, nothing is. Actually I can understand that a commercial enterprise like Google don't want a hugely popular channel to not generate any income for them, but then don't pretend to be a free service.
\#joinpeertube #peertube #youtube
KeySigning Party Giugno 2018
Giovedì 14 giugno la consueta riunione del Gl-Como sarà dedicata alla crittografia con GnuPG e OpenPGP cards (implementate su chiavetta usb), e ovviamente coglieremo l'occasione per un Keysigning Party.
GnuPG viene usato soprattutto per due scopi: tutelare la riservatezza delle proprie comunicazioni, soprattutto via email [1] e garantire l'identità dell'autore di un messaggio (o di un software, o…).
In quest'ultimo caso, la crittografia garantisce che l'autore di un messaggio sia in possesso di una certa chiave, ma come fare ad associare una chiave ad una persona?
In alcuni casi si fa uso di un'Autorità centralizzata che verifica e garantisce, coi vantaggi e svantaggi che questo comporta, ma la comunità di utenti di GnuPG generalmente preferisce un metodo distribuito, la Web of Trust.
Questa si basa sull'idea che ciascun utente ne incontri di persona altri per scambiarsi informazioni sulle proprie chiavi, pubblicando poi una firma, ovvero una dichiarazione che quella chiave appartenga davvero ad una certa persona.
Ovviamente, non ci si può fidare di una dichiarazione del genere data da uno sconosciuto, ma a seconda delle proprie esigenze ci si può fidare di dichiarazioni multiple e concordi fatte da persone che si conoscono (o in alcuni casi anche che conoscono persone che si conoscono).
Un keysigning party è un'occasione per incontrare altre persone interessate a partecipare alla Web of Trust, conoscersi, condividere conoscenza riguardo a crittografia ed argomenti correlati, e soprattutto scambiarsi firme sulle chiavi.Cosa fare
Partecipare ad un keysigning party richiede un po' di preparazione prima e comporta alcune operazioni da svolgere in seguito.Prima
Innanzitutto, bisogna assicurarsi di avere una chiave GPG: se se ne si ha una vecchia, controllare che sia RSA [2] ad almeno 4096 bit; chiavi DSA o RSA di dimensioni inferiori sono vulnerabili o a rischio di diventare tali entro pochi anni, ed un keysigning party è una buona occasione per iniziare a migrare verso una nuova chiave.
Se necessario, si può seguire la prima parte della guidaUsoDiOpenPGPCard per la creazione di una nuova chiave con gli strumenti da riga di comando, o quella sul sito di Fedora che presenta anche strumenti grafici equivalenti, ricordandosi di inviare la chiave ai keyserver perché gli altri partecipanti al keysigning possano poi ottenerla.
Il passo successivo è fare in modo di poter fornire agli altri partecipanti una copia dei dati della propria chiave:Questi dati possono essere presenti sul proprio biglietto da visita, oppure si possono usare gli strumenti di signing-party per generare una paginata di bigliettini pronti da stampare con tutte le informazioni necessarie. gpg-key2ps non richiede altri programmi,gpg-key2latex richiede un'installazione di LaTeX e il programma qrencode, ma permette di aggiungere anche il qrcode.
- fingerprint completo della stessa (40 cifre esadecimali, ovvero qualcosa di simile a 0506 CD00 A2F9 DE57 E498 F628 D599 FF61 0180 9E2A);
- gli UID presenti sulla chiave (tipicamente nome completo ed indirizzo email);
- facoltativo, ma consigliato: un qr-code con la stringaOPENPGP4FPR:%f dove %f e il fingerprint senza spazi.
Un'altro programma utile è monkeyscan / monkeysign, che permette di mostrare a schermo il qrcode (e leggere quelli degli altri, nei passaggi successivi).Durante
L'obiettivo principale durante il party è di conoscere persone e scambiare con loro i dati elencati sopra.
È importante essere sicuri dell'identità delle persone incontrate: il criterio minimo è verificare dei documenti di identità , ma è importante dedicare anche un po' di tempo a chiaccherare con le persone coinvolte, individualmente o in gruppo.
Un articolo sui keysigning party non sarebbe completo senza l'obligatory xkcd.Dopo
Una volta tornati a casa (o in generale al proprio computer fidato), si può svolgere l'ultima fase del keysigning.
Il metodo raccomandato è di firmare le chiavi di chi si è incontrato e non pubblicare direttamente queste firme, ma inviarle con una mail crittata agli indirizzi email indicati sulla chiave. In questo modo si verifica anche che la persona abbia effettivamente controllo di quell'indirizzo.
Per automatizzare la procedura si possono usare caff, presente insigning-party, oppure monkeysign, passando loro i fingerprint ottenuti e verificando la corrispondenza degli User ID. Entrambi questi programmi vanno configurati per poter inviare email col nostro nome/indirizzo.
A seconda del numero di persone presenti al party, questa fase potrebbe richiedere un po' di tempo, soprattutto per chi tiene la propria chiave principale su dispositivi offline (che quindi non è comoda da raggiungere tutti i giorni); se avete urgente bisogno della firma di qualcuno è meglio avvisare, altrimenti non è raro attendere giorni, o anche settimane, prima di riceverla.Alla fine
Per vedere la propria posizione nella Web of Trust, e l'effetto che il keysigning ha avuto su di essa, si può andare sul sito PGP pathfinder & key statistics, oppure usare il programmawotsap per calcolare statistiche simili su una copia locale dei dati.
note:
[1] la crittografia tramite GnuPG è supportata anche da alcuni sistemi di chat, ma in quel caso esistono altri protocolli spesso più adeguati alle diverse esigenze di una comunicazione in tempo reale.
[2] le chiavi ECC sarebbero un'alternativa, ma ancora non sono supportate da tutti gli strumenti, per cui è consigliabile usarle semmai per delle sottochiavi, ma non per la chiave principale.
//www.gl-como.it/v2015/keysigning-party-giugno-2018/
Progress bar for file descriptors
I ran gzip on an 80Gb file, it's processing, but who knows how much it has done yet, and when it will end? I wish gzip had a progressbar. Or MySQL. Or… Ok. Now every program that reads a file sequentially can have a progressbar...www.enricozini.org
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Honestly, I don't think that malice was involved, just incompetence, possibly aggravated by compartimentalization.
It is however a good reminder of how upstreams may be the ones who know their product best, but that doesn't necessarily make them the ones best suited to do the integration work necessary to install it without breaking the rest of your system.
It is however a good reminder of how upstreams may be the ones who know their product best, but that doesn't necessarily make them the ones best suited to do the integration work necessary to install it without breaking the rest of your system.
wow.
This is why I am very hesitant adding any third-party repositories to my system or running anything third-party as root...
They did recreate it soon after with a link to /bin/bash, but yeah, there is a truckload of things that can go wrong in between.
They did fix that package quite soon, admittely ( https://www.preining.info/blog/2018/06/microsoft-fixed-the-open-r-debian-package/ ), but yeah, it's not nice if you got the broken version in the meanwhile...
They did fix that package quite soon, admittely ( https://www.preining.info/blog/2018/06/microsoft-fixed-the-open-r-debian-package/ ), but yeah, it's not nice if you got the broken version in the meanwhile...
@Gruppo Linux Como
Friclicli: Friendica CLI client
@Friendica Developers
I started to work on a CLI client for Friendica named friclicli. At the moment I'm working on the foundation of the client: A C library (called libfriclient) with functions representing Friendica API routes (one function per route). The client will use a curses interface (probably ncurses). To make requests to the Friendica API the libcurl library will be used. JSON data will be processed using the cJSON library.
The source code repository is here: https://gitlab.com/ncc1988/friclicli
The client will be programmed in C and licensed under the GPLv3+.
#Friendica #Client #CLI #C
Piace a chilcreek.
the single most important criteria when replacing Github
Consider all the data that's used to provide the value-added features on top of git. Issue tracking, wikis, notes in commits, lists of forks, pull requests, access controls, hooks, other configuration, etc. Is that data stored in a git repository?joeyh.name
About Github's embrace and extend of git, and how it passed unnoticed by people who now fear the same thing now that Microsoft is in the picture.
embrace, extend, extinguish.
I'm curious how much of MS's competitors' non-public stuff is hosted there.
I'm curious how much of MS's competitors' non-public stuff is hosted there.
Questo nodo Friendica è appena stato aggiornato alla versione 2018.05 🎉
https://friendi.ca/2018/06/01/friendica-2018-05-released/
https://friendi.ca/2018/06/01/friendica-2018-05-released/
Nel caso qualcuno chiedesse del software ...
per una piccola media impresa... ovviamente opensource:
https://www.uzerp.com/demo/
non che ne abbia una, o che abbia provato il software. Giusto per far sapere che esite.
Inoltre, per gli amanti del terminale: se volete tenere la contabilita' di casa, con un file di testo, segnalo:
http://furius.ca/beancount/
https://www.uzerp.com/demo/
non che ne abbia una, o che abbia provato il software. Giusto per far sapere che esite.
Inoltre, per gli amanti del terminale: se volete tenere la contabilita' di casa, con un file di testo, segnalo:
http://furius.ca/beancount/
Questa voce è stata modificata (4 mesi fa)
Friendica 3.6
Questo sito è stato aggiornato alla release stabile Friendica 3.6, nome in codice "The Tazman Flax-​lily"
Vi rimando all'annuncio ufficiale per i dettagli succosi:
Vi rimando all'annuncio ufficiale per i dettagli succosi:
Debian Day a Varese
Come ogni anno, il 16 agosto è il Debian Day, il compleanno del Sistema Operativo Universale.
Dato che in questo periodo molti sono in vacanza, non abbiamo organizzato eventi particolari, ma ci troviamo per una cena presso la Vecchia Varese in via Ravasi.
Per informazioni o per unirvi alla prenotazione contattate prima possibile @Elena ``of Valhalla'' o fate un giro su #lifo@FreeNode.
@Gruppo Linux Como
Dato che in questo periodo molti sono in vacanza, non abbiamo organizzato eventi particolari, ma ci troviamo per una cena presso la Vecchia Varese in via Ravasi.
Per informazioni o per unirvi alla prenotazione contattate prima possibile @Elena ``of Valhalla'' o fate un giro su #lifo@FreeNode.
@Gruppo Linux Como
Piace a Jacopo Girardi.
The problem with the Code of Conduct
I don't believe a CoC is the right solution to help people feel safe at events or in communities. This feeling grew stronger in the last months when I had - once more - to deal with someone that I believe I can call a harasser.shiromarieke.github.io
To be clear: I strongly believe that our tech communities can get better at making people feel safe. I believe it is urgent to work on solutions to achieve that goal. But I feel like we can do better than a CoC. We need to do better than a CoC because a CoC is a band aid on a larger problem and it won't help in the long term....
Tre storie uguali...che pizza!
Fabio 1 settimana fa