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EU AI 'minority report' predpol policy doesn't question AI fit for purpose in law enforcement, just concentrates on 'bias'. (www.europol.europa.eu)
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panopticaticon (firstdogonthemoon.com.au)
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Who Will Remember Us When The Servers Go Dark? (tv.undersco.re)
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From ASCII Art to Comic Sans: Typography and Popular Culture in the Digital Age (direct.mit.edu)
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Rewilding software engineering (medium.com)
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EU Cyber Resilience Act: feedback on important and critical products with digital elements (ec.europa.eu)
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The Cyber Resilience Act requires the Commission to specify the technical description of the categories of important and critical products with digital elements listed in Annex III and IV to the Regulation. Such products may be subject to more stringent conformity assessment procedures, as set out in Article 32.

Stakeholders are encouraged to submit their feedback to this consultation by using the attached template, in order to facilitate feedback consolidation. (13 March 2025 - 15 April 2025)
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Who is free software for? (tante.cc)
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An engaging critique and on-going work concerning the inability of open source communities to deal with the consequences of its use beyond the blinkered mantra that 'what we call #FOSS today was originally for hackers by hackers'. Free software usage has been systemically captured well beyond that scope and appropriated by existing and aspiring large corporations, with resultant human and social consequences largely ignored. And this is just the beginning ...

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Test Drive Devuan (and other Linux Distros) in your Browser (distrosea.com)
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Good Internet Magazine for the small web - first issue call for submissions (goodinternetmagazine.com)
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Other Networks: a Radical Technology Sourcebook (loriemerson.net)
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Xscreensaver for Android Google Store Privacy Policy (www.jwz.org)
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"Google couldn't verify your identity" is probably the nicest thing that a corporation has ever said to me.

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RSS is (not) dead (yet) (audmcname.com)
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How monopolies are destroying blogs, podcasts, and webcomics.

Illustrating the history of RSS.

Threat Modeling: The First Step on Your Privacy Journey - Privacy Guides in c/cybersec@fed.dyne.org
[–] vortex@fed.dyne.org 1 points 6 months ago

After threat modelling, consider reading The Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis to assist in operational incident and control measures, especially to catch APTs.

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