It's time in 2024 to give my #blog another go, as incentive to carefully read both new literature and classic papers in my area; I do short summaries of papers that are cited by multiple papers in my #GoogleScholar top recommendations. This week I look at Martin--Löf's 1980 lectures on 'Intuitionistic Type Theory' updatedscholar.blogspot.com/20… #typeTheory

Hi everyone. Just wanted to share a small update about an upcoming January event I'm taking part in! An open-air exhibition of works in the Jinny Street Gallery! If you are in Tokyo, feel free to stroll by!

jinnystreetgallery.com/exhibit…

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It's stunning that the technical leader of the World Health Organization's COVID-19 response, Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, publically reaffirmed that COVID-19 is still a global health threat and still a pandemic, yet hardly any media outlet has covered this except for this one.

themessenger.com/health/covid-…

Thanks to some excellent work by Arnold Loubriat, #AccessKit now has Python bindings. pypi.org/project/accesskit/ This will be useful for GUI toolkits where the widgets are actually implemented in Python, such as Kivy or UIs on top of Pygame, as opposed to Python wrappers over C/C++ toolkits or platform widgets. Documentation is still pretty thin, but there's a pygame-based example in the source distribution.

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"Auslese" ist glaube ich, wenn man sein letztes Buch durch hat. Dann wird es Zeit für Nachschub. Daher habe ich den lieben Leseratten unter Euch gerade mal wieder 35 weitere #eBooks zu ebooks.qumran.org/ hochgeladen, damit Ihr nicht gleich zu Anfang des Jahres blank dasteht. Häppi Schmökering! Nunmehr 12.517 📚 warten dort auf Euch :awesome:

Starting 2024 off with some spice! Here’s a new blog post in which I try to tie together WordPress, web components, Astro, Wordle, React Three Fiber, HTMX, CRDTs and a 90s MMORPG.

jakelazaroff.com/words/the-web…

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@matt i’ve often thought this! i wish browsers made it a first-class use case, too. right now i think the next best thing is this convoluted wget command: guyrutenberg.com/2014/05/02/ma…

So who is going to do the Wikipedia deep-dive to outline how much of modern computing Wirth had a hand in? I’m taking bets that most of us would have jobs that looked very differently: narrativ.es/@janl/111693937277…


the classic Mac dev env was pascal, the modern mac dev env wouldn’t be what it is without Euler via smalltalk.

None of us would be doing what we are doing without is vision and work. <3


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@Bubu hi, thanks for the info about that. I was actually considering it (and still am), but the publishing process was not completely clear for me and have posponed it.

But, actually maybe now IS a good moment for that, as the game development is not so dynamic anymore...

@Bubu

My recent recording of the #Sellafield alarms by-phone becomes quite bizarre when dubbed into Korean and then back into English. Original video: youtu.be/Q-mnJowMlAI

Strange audio posted here.

#AndroidAppRain at apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today with 8 updated and 1 added apps:

* Free TV: watching TV channels from around the world

1 updated #Magisk module at apt.izzysoft.de/magisk

Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with #FDroid and the #IzzySoftRepo :awesome:

Time it takes for a hacker to brute force your password.

Good to know: Tuta Mail checks your password upon signup and makes sure it's strong enough.

Secure your emails now: app.tuta.com/signup

Of course, we also support 2FA on all devices.

Stay secure! 😍

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Please stop publishing these misleading graphs. This only applies to random passwords, yet very few of the real-world passwords are actually random. "Password1!" does not take 5 months to bruteforce, it will be guessed instantly. And a random password with the same characteristics can only be bruteforced in 5 months if the attackers can test hundreds of billions of guesses per second – meaning that passwords were hashed with MD5 or similar. And rather than educating users, this is better helped by educating developers to stop using fast hashing functions for passwords.
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#EveryDoor verfügbar auf @fdroidorg : f-droid.org/de/packages/info.z…

"This editor does not make you think. Just go to a mall, and start Every Door. You'll see mapped #shops around you: tap on the checkmark for any that are still there, and add shops that are not on the map. That's the entire process: you can keep your entire town up-to-date thanks to this simple editor."

#OpenStreetMap

We ended 2023 with a talk at #37C3. @raphaelrobert and Konrad presented the new standard for end-to-end encryption, Messaging Layer Security (MLS). The room was packed and some people couldn't attend in person – luckily the talk is now online and can be watched again.
🍿 media.ccc.de/v/37c3-12064-rfc_…

Thank you @ccc and all helping hands for the great event!

#securemessaging #encryption #e2ee #messaginglayersecurity

(New blog) The State of the Keyservers in 2024

“In the two and a half years since the sks-keyservers.net shutdown in June 2021, the concept of #OpenPGP #keyservers has been called into question. However, keyservers still provide a vital service to the OpenPGP ecosystem.

OpenPGP is one of only two widely-used cryptography standards to include a full Public Key Infrastructure”

blog.pgpkeys.eu/state-keyserve…

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Od nového roku bez plastového řidičáku a techničáku!

Štvou vás plastové kartičky? Mě tedy jo. A tak mám velkou radost, že po mnoha letech konečně začal platit novela zákona, kterou jsem kdysi ve sněmovně prosadil. Přestože následně prošla ještě změnami, hlavní myšlenka je pořád stejná - od 1. ledna letošního roku už řidiči nemusí vozit techničák, ani řidičák. (1/3)