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👏🎉 The Tuta Drive is in progress! 🎉 👏

Our cryptography team recently met up with the cryptography team from the University Wuppertal to continue working on the very exciting post-quantum secure cloud storage and file sharing!

For more info: tuta.com/blog/pqdrive-project

Picture of Tuta's cryptography team standing next to the cryptography team from the University Wuppertal.

The Race Is On: Tutanota Launches Development of Post-Quantum Secure Cloud

With a grant of €1.5 million by the German government, Tutanota will develop the first post-quantum secure cloud storage and file sharing solution.
Tutanota

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AI UX-Design Tools Are Not Ready for Primetime: Status Update

nngroup.com/articles/ai-design…

"Our research and evaluation shows that there are currently few design-specific AI tools that meaningfully enhance UX design workflows." -- #CalebSponheim #MeganBrown

#api360 #UX #DX


AI UX-Design Tools Are Not Ready for Primetime: Status Update

Caleb Sponheim (Nielsen Norman Group)
#UX #DX #calebsponheim #meganbrown #api360
in reply to Archos

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Patrik Stach

Nejvíc mě na naší zemi štve ta nekonzistence. Všechno se zavádí pouze na 4 roky, žádná dlouhodobá vize. Každá vláda ruší to, co ta předchozí zavedla. Kurva fix, jak si mám budovat druhej pilíř třeba pomocí DIP (Dlouhodobý investiční produkt), když nemám jistotu, že to budu za dva roky zase měnit a převádět jinam? Jak mám jít za zaměstnavatelem, ať mi tam posílá příspěvky místo na penzijní, když nemám jistotu, že to bude mít trvání?

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Here comes #Fractal 7, with extended #encryption support and improved accessibility. Server-side key backup and account recovery have been added, bringing greater security. Third-party verification has received some bug fixes and improvements. Amongst the many accessibility improvements, navigability has increased, especially in the room history. But that’s not all we’ve been up to in the past three months. Read the full release notes at flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.Fra…
Screenshot of Fractal 7 show the new key backup and account recovery panels.

Install Fractal on Linux | Flathub

Chat on Matrix
Flathub
#encryption #fractal

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The rfc6265bis document - the updated #cookie spec - is now in draft-14: ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf…

It has been in the works for almost a decade by now!

Cookies: HTTP State Management Mechanism

This document defines the HTTP Cookie and Set-Cookie header fields. These header fields can be used by HTTP servers to store state (called cookies) at HTTP user agents, letting the servers maintain a stateful session over the mostly stateless HTTP pr…
www.ietf.org
#cookie

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✨ Výhody SearxNG.cz?
👉🏻 Neuchovávání dat: Na rozdíl od mainstreamových vyhledávačů SearxNG neukládá vaše hledání ani nevytváří uživatelské profily.
👉🏻 Decentralizace: Využívá výsledky z mnoha různých zdrojů, čímž minimalizuje riziko manipulace výsledků a zajišťuje širší spektrum informací.
👉🏻 Transparentnost: Jako open-source projekt je SearxNG plně transparentní – můžete si kdykoliv prohlédnout a auditovat jeho kód.
👇🏻
searxng.cz/

SearXNG

SearXNG — a privacy-respecting, open metasearch engine
searxng.cz

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Anybody know of (ideally mobile-friendly) FOSS forum software (besides mailing lists) that doesn’t have a copyright-granting CLA or open-core model? Discourse, Flarum, and Nodebb require a CLA.

I’m aware of phpBB and bbj (read-only web UIs are available; no read-write web UIs).

Edit: Simple Machines Forum and Nim Forum have been suggested. I’m not keen on the latter’s hard JS requirement (it’d exclude anonymity-focused users on the Tor Browser) but it otherwise looks like a good Discourse alternative.


GitHub - bbj-dev/bbj: Bulletin Butter & Jelly: An HTTP bulletin board server for small communities

Bulletin Butter & Jelly: An HTTP bulletin board server for small communities - bbj-dev/bbj
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Recently I took a brief look at Nushell, and the article "The case for Nushell", which prompted me to re-evaluate how I currently use Fish as my interactive shell.

I use Fish because of its:

  • Built-in syntax-highlighting,
  • Auto-suggestions, and
  • A better system for managing environment variables.

On places such as VPSes or emulated shells, all I have to do is install Fish with the OS package manager, and I'll feel right at home.

But with regards to Fish's way of environment variables, it was all fun and games until I realized that I need those environment variables consistently applied to sh and bash too, since POSIX is used for my shell scripts (for portability).

This led me to coming up with my own system of managing $PATH and other environment variables, which would ensure the environment is consistent across shells.

Now using Fish as my daily driver is actually a little painful since its syntax is similar to POSIX, yet incompatible in many ways. Installation docs that use $(...), for instance, I'll have to manually convert it to (...). And Fish's syntax didn't actually bring me any solid benefits over POSIX. Perhaps I hadn't read enough of the docs?

Essentially, I realized I'm just using Fish solely for its syntax highlighting and built-in completion. That's it.

Nushell's language and the way it approaches data is intruiging. It also provides built-in syntax highlighting and completion. But I don't think it's currently mature enough for me to have it replace fish. Programs who provide completion other than bash, most likely includes fish completion. I have never seen any support for Nu so far.

For now, Nu will be installed but Fish will remain as my interactive shell. I'll see if I remember trying Nu when I need to do some complicated pipe data manipulation and have given up on POSIX tools.

The case for Nushell

Sophia June Turner
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Uso #Thunderbird praticamente da sempre, e negli anni ho donato varie volte

Ma negli ultimi anni devo dire il lavoro che è stato fatto per migliorarlo è senza eguali: merita solo premi ed elogi immensi!

(specialmente l'arrivo di TB sul mobile con #K9)

Per questo ho donato di nuovo oggi una somma maggiore

Chiunque usi Thunderbird e ami il #FOSS, consideri la possibilità di donare per il progetto e renderlo sempre migliore oltre che #LIBERO

thunderbird.net/it/thunderbird…


Thunderbird esiste grazie a te!

Thunderbird
#foss #thunderbird #K9 #libero
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Since October 7th, I've joined protests, fundraising events for Gaza, and students on university campuses.

As a Jew and someone who has a ton of friends and family in Israel, I want to share some thoughts on claims of antisemitism in student encampments and the broader Palestinian solidarity movement:

1/17
#Israel #Palestine #Gaza #students #universities

Two tents with a banner in between that reads "Gaza Solidarity Encampment"
#israel #palestine #students #Gaza #universities

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Comcast Now Offers $30 a Month Internet Without Data Caps – Here Is Everything You Need to Know About These New Plans cordcuttersnews.com/comcast-no…

Comcast Now Offers $30 a Month Internet Without Data Caps – Here Is Everything You Need to Know About These New Plans | Cord Cutters News

Looking for a new Internet provider? This month, Comcast announced Now Internet, a new service that comes with unlimited data and an Xfinity gateway, starting at $30.
Luke Bouma (Cord Cutters News)

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Web pages! 🥰 New Yorker piece highlights how the humble homepage offers sanctuary to social media overload. Some excerpts:

> Surrounded by dreck, the digital citizen is discovering that the best way to find what she used to get from social platforms is to type a URL into a browser bar and visit an individual site.

> The longevity [...] hints at the possibility that giant social platforms may ultimately seem like an aberration in the history of digital journalism.

newyorker.com/culture/infinite…

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The UK government has provided special diplomatic immunity to scores of foreign officials accused of committing serious violations of international law.

Rules based order y'all.

declassifieduk.org/how-britain…


How Britain shields Israel from war crime charges

Exclusive: The Conservatives have repeatedly protected Israeli politicians, spies and soldiers from being arrested for war crimes when they visit Britain, a new list reveals.
PHIL MILLER (Declassified Media ltd)
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