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This is an important effort to help explore what can be done to make the #Web less energy-hungry…. and thereby help reduce the impact of the overall #Internet on #ClimateChange. (Since web traffic is such a huge amount of Internet traffic.) Good to see this happening!
From: @w3c
w3c.social/@w3c/11344250260640…
World Wide Web Consortium (@w3c@w3c.social)
The newly launched Sustainable Web IG will publish the Web Sustainability Guidelines (WSG). The guidelines are in line with the Sustainable Web Manifesto and aligned with GRI Standards and the UN Sustainable Development Goals to help organizations in…w3c.social
This morning, I took my wife to the hospital for routine blood tests that had been scheduled for some time. Everything was going smoothly: check-in, number, waiting room. Suddenly, everything came to a halt and shut down. I was connected to the hospital’s public Wi-Fi and noticed that my connection also went down.
Having managed a couple of similar facilities, I immediately understood what had happened. I saw the staff panicking and calling the technicians, but they quickly reorganized within 10 minutes. They managed to process everyone who already had a number and then proceeded with the others in the order of their arrival. Despite the ten-minute delay (even though people started complaining right away), they were extremely efficient.
I later confirmed that the entire booking, check-in, and queue system is “in the cloud.” The hospital experienced a connectivity interruption, and all related services stopped. The staff no longer had access to anything, so a technician sent the lists to a manager via another channel, and everything resumed manually.
For years, I’ve insisted that certain things MUST be local. The healthcare facilities I manage have all the necessary systems for the operation of the facility internally, including patient records. External services like websites, emails, etc., are secondary.
Everything essential must always be accessible locally and, in special cases, it should be possible to physically access the servers and connect directly to them, bypassing any network/switch failures.
There has been only one interruption in the past, due to human error. Today, we have redundant servers (not HA on virtualizers, but two machines running the same software with replicated databases - on separate power lines) so such an issue shouldn’t happen anymore.
Not everything can be anticipated, but history is a great teacher. The Internet connection will eventually be interrupted 
When it comes to the health and survival of people, there are no compromises.
#IT #Internet #Networking #Outage #Health #HA #Cloud #CloudComputing #OwnYourData
So, does anyone celebrate World Blog Day? Not seeing a ton of information about it online, other than that it started in 2005 and the date was chosen because 31/08 spells "blog" (3108).
So OpenAI can use everything ever posted on the internet to train their AI, but Internet Archive can't scan and upload books for people to borrow?? Got it. 🙄
#InternetArchive #OpenAI #AI #internet #tech #books #publishing #libraries
20 Jahre OpenStreetMap: Auf Augenhöhe mit Google Maps und Apple Maps
Als OpenStreetMap gegründet wurde, kannte es nur eine Handvoll Aktivisten. Mittlerweile ist der Globus fast abgedeckt und OSM nicht nur in Krisen nützlich.
didn't know this before, and didn't have to because i haven't installed windows in the past 10 years. but for those who need to do this, this workaround should be known:
Thankfully, there remains another way to install Windows 11 without a Microsoft account. When you’re at the log-in screen, you can hit Shift + F10 and type OOBE/BYPASSNRO, which will let you create a local account instead if you do not have an internet connection (so disconnect the internet for this).
#computer #internet #instgallation #windows #windows11 #linux
Tom's Hardware: Door slammed on last remaining easy Windows 11 local account setup workaround (Jowi Morales)
a@a.com is redundant but Shift + F10 OOBE/BYPASSNRO comes to the rescue.
a@a.com is redundant but Shift + F10 OOBE/BYPASSNRO comes to the rescue.
potaroo.net/ispcol/2024-05/dns…
My own domains are DNSSEC-signed. The necessary Bind 9 configuration is simpler nowadays than it used to be, as much of the process has been automated - a welcome change.
#Internet #DNS #DNSSEC #security
Все страницы сайта Habr.ru (локальная копия)
по следующим темам:
[VPN]
[Proxy][proxy-server]
[Mesh]
[i2p]
[i2pd]
[cloak]
[P2P]
[TOR]
[OpenVPN]
[XraY]
[V2rayNG]
[I2raY]
[V2rayXS]
[V2rayN]
[Yggdrasil]
[ValdikSS]Возможно, вам это будет интересно.
Я нашел эти ссылки в интернете.
В связи с намерениями правительства удалить всю информацию по обходу блокировок из российского сегмента интернета, кто-то, решил принять меры. 🙂
ОН, судя по всему считает, что статьи это важная часть культуры и нашего прошлого.
Особенно, комментарии больших групп образованных людей на habrahabr.ru.
Этот человек, скорее всего считает важным сохранять и распространять полезную информацию.
А так же, делиться мнениями других людей, т.к. это развивает и помогает обществу рости в лучшую сторону.
Не смотря на мои предположения, для меня остается загадкой мотивация этой неизвестной личности.
Но я разделяю некоторые идеи, в плане того, что знаниями нужно делиться.
Мне всегда становится грустно, когда я обнаруживаю умерший сайт,
или удаленную страницу и потерянную информацию.
Поэтому, делюсь этими ссылками с вами.
А вы, можете поделиться с другими.
(будет что почитать, если интернет совсем кончится)
К тому же, 14 марта на хабре вышла статья
"Надежный обход блокировок в 2024 протоколы,
клиенты и настройка сервера от простого к сложному"
под которой один человек предложил сохранить статьи по обходу блокировок.
(эта статья сохранена в этом сборнике)
UPD1: "Статья уже была удалена. Но доступна если искать из другой страны."
UPD2: Сейчас, автор статей по "актуальному обходу блокировок MiraclePtr" - удален((
Учитывая времена, думаю стоит сохранить все локально, потому что не известно,
какие именно категории данных будут удаляться в будущем.
И нет надежды, что веб архив не будет заблокирован.
Да и не понятно, как сильно все изменится со временем.
Страниц в папках всего: 2223 или 11.5Gb
1) Видео о содержимом 13Mb можно по этой ссылке:
mega.nz/file/cLMUHSAT#PHjc7WfT…
2) Скачать архивом .7z - 3.3Gb (сжат):
mega.nz/file/hf8xSbiI#3DrGc3P2…
3) Скачать отдельные папки 11.5Gb:
mega.nz/folder/9TVGgZjL#pGAidX…
4) Копия архива .7z - 3.3Gb:
fileconvoy.com/dfl.php?id=gee7…
5) Ссылка на репозиторий, если кому-то удобней скачивать так:
codeberg.org/hrabr/Habr.git
О содержимом.
Судя по ссылкам в страницах, они были сохранены с середины марта 2024.
Информация собрана по темам (список вверху) и все рассортировано по папкам.
Сохранены практически все страницы (за исключением откровенно рекламных статей).
Возможно вы встретите небольшое количество дублей, т.к. темы пересекаются.
(так же, встречаются одинаковые статьи опубликованные в разное время, но имеющие разные комментарии)
Возможна какая-то информация вам будет не интересна.
Есть страницы с устаревшей информацией (с 2008 года).
Они и комментарии из этих статей сохранены для истории.
В архиве есть index.html, через который можно искать статьи по ключевым словам через Ctrl+F.
Так же, под этим сообщением есть скриншеты и видео о структуре.
Если у вас в закладках, есть страницы с инструкциями для построения защищенных сетей,
или что-то, что вы считает полезными и это может быть потеряно,
добавляйте ссылки под этим постом, с описанием.
Может быть, ваша информация будет кому-то полезна.
Страницы были сохранены через невероятное дополнение: SingleFile
Если кто-то захочет оформить раздачу на rutracker,
то этот человек очень поможет нашему большому обществу,
когда страницы будут удалены с хабра (я считаю, это вопрос времени).
Как это уже произошло со страницами сайта 4pda.to.
Хочу сказать спасибо MiraclePtr за чудесные статьи и отдельное спасибо UranusExplorer за простые инструкции.
А так же, всему Хабр-сообществу, которое десятилетиями писало статьи и делилось своим мнением в комментариях.
#хабр #обходблокировок
#habr #pages #backup #cloak #i2p
#xray #nekobox #v2ray #v2rayn
#v2rayxs #v2rayng #i2ray #git
#amnezia #outline #shadowsocks
#vpn #proxy #server #mesh #p2p
#roskomnadzor #valdikss #network
#internet #dns #ssl #wireguard
#ikev2 #ipsec #l2tp #mikrotik
#linux #unix #mozilla #softether
#softethervpn #openvpn #peervpn
#pptp #security #ssh #openbsd
#ubuntu #debian #router #firewall
#private #http #https #openxray
#tor #info #articles #p2panda
#yggdrasil #habr #habrahabr #i2pd
#telegram #mega #rutracker #4pda
#блокировки
@Revertron - тут куча твоих комментов и статьи есть, поэтому решил упомянуть тебя.
Пожалуйста, поделитесь этой информацией с друзьями. 💗
Если у вас есть идея куда еще можно залить эти статьи, предлагайте.
Habr
A copy of articles and comments from https://habr.ru, for the sake of history. Please share this information with your friends. Peace and love.Codeberg.org
As we near 10 years of Tuta, our team continues to #grow! 🌱
Help us welcome Lena, Franz, Reed, Rick and Yohei to the Tuta Team 🥳 🎉
Meet the team of #privacy activists fighting to make the #internet a better place! 👉 tuta.com/blog/team-2024-03
Kicking Off 2024 Right: We Welcome 5 New Members to the Tuta Team! 😍
2023 has brought lots of changes to Tuta: new name, new domain - and most excitingly lots of new team members! In 2024, we'll continue this exciting path. Welcome with us five new team members who are joining our fight for privacy!Tutanota
Hey #Fediverse! @Seirdy has a 'forever' article: A look at search engines with their own indexes
One thing this article should remind you all about: there are three dominant #search indexes - Google, Bing, and Yandex. And Yandex is dominant outside of English.
But there are real options, and many of them are open source, especially for outside the commercial internet. (I am partial to the MarginaliaSearch project.)
GitHub - MarginaliaSearch/MarginaliaSearch: Internet search engine for text-oriented websites. Indexing the small, old and weird web.
Internet search engine for text-oriented websites. Indexing the small, old and weird web. - GitHub - MarginaliaSearch/MarginaliaSearch: Internet search engine for text-oriented websites. Indexing ...GitHub
this post @capjamesg wrote is almost plucked right out of my brain; been having these thoughts for a while, and i'm so glad to share it. thank you for writing it, james!
"To have a personal website is, presently, an act of rebellion. It is a statement. You are saying: I want to define my experience on the web. I'll let you in on an open secret: Big tech companies aren't the only ones who get to decide how we share ideas on the web. The web is yours. You can put up a website where you share whatever it is that you want to share with others."
jamesg.blog/2024/01/27/the-ind…
#indieweb #personalweb #smallweb #internet
The indie web | James' Coffee Blog
I went twenty-two years not knowing how to cook an egg. Cooking classes were a rough time for an anxious student like I was. I did not know I was suffering from anxiety at the time; that is a recent realisation.jamesg.blog
The commons we've enclosed
shkspr.mobi/blog/2020/01/the-c…
I, unironically, love Reddit. But it's just USENET with a better UI, and a few moderation improvements.
Most days I use DropBox. But it's just FTP, but a bit easier to use and automate.
I waste a lot of time on Slack. When I explain it to old-school nerds, I say it's IRC - but developed by someone who gives a damn about user experience.
Most people in the world don't have access to WWW. Instead, they use Facebook which gives them a much simpler way to post photos and share their thoughts. It doesn't ask them to hand-edit an .htaccess file.
I don't know anyone who uses Listserve. It turns out that Telegram is faster, more convenient, and doesn't require esoteric commands.
Indeed, why bother with Email? You don't need to learn how to configure SMTP when you have WhatsApp.
What other, classic, decentralised Internet tools have been turned from open protocols to closed and proprietary services?
A large part of this is our fault. And, by us, I mean gatekeeping nerds. We developed tools which were unforgiving. We had no interest in the "soft" skills of empathy. We were too socially-awkward to speak to real users. We were insular and we liked it! Worse than that - we revelled in it.
LOL! ROFL! LMAO!
And then Apple eats everyone's lunch by relentlessly focussing on being user friendly. Good for them. But it means handing over control to a single organisation.
I don't claim to be any good at user experience - far from it. But I despair at some of the redecentralised efforts I see springing up. They are technically brilliant, and follow the open-source philosophy of scratching one's own itch. And they all - without fail - are terrible to use.
Redecentralisation won't happen because of us nerds. It must happen despite us. Despite our ingenuity and despite our self-infatuation. It must be inclusive, and put user-needs at its very heart.
shkspr.mobi/blog/2020/01/the-c…
#internet #ReDeCentralize #users
Millions of Facebook users have no idea they’re using the internet
To many internet newcomers, they're one and the same.Leo Mirani (Quartz)
Free and Open Source Software is the backbone of the internet. 💪 That's why we are offering 100% free premium subscriptions to open source projects. 🎉
It's our gift from one open source project to another. 🎁
tutanota.com/blog/tutanota-for…
#FOSS #opensource #privacy #security #internet
Tutanota for Open Source Projects.
Giving back to open source teams with free Tutanota accounts.Tutanota
Got just over an hour to spare? Want to learn way, way more about #modems in the 90’s, and how people got around managing both #voice and #data calls without hanging up your #internet connection and getting mad? You do? Me too. Well then.
Voice chat in the age of modems : youtube.com/watch?v=7mqkTFq7Ek…
Voice chat in the age of modems
I've been sitting on a pile of bizarre modems for years and I'm incredibly excited to show you their dumb features that you didn't want then and still don't ...YouTube
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minitel
There were many devices invented to make Minitel accessible to the blind, although the system itself wasn't designed with this target group in mind. Mostly, they were external speech synthesizers like in the case of Lectel:
lemonde.fr/archives/article/19…
or the Valentine text-to-speech card for the Apple II:
blog.atalan.fr/valentine-carte…
The history of the Eurobraille company, the makers of the popular Esys, Esytime and B.Note Braille displays, starts also with a speech synthesizer for the Minitel terminals.
eurobraille.fr/notre-histoire/
As I found out, however, most of France's blind community at that time did not have access to this kind of technology and Minitel only became accessible on a global scale in the 90's when regular PC's did but then it was almost the time of the Internet so it never gained the same momentum as it did with the society at large. Pity as this could have been an opportunity to push the inclusion of blind and partially sighted people to whole new levels.
Always design with accessibility from the start!
#Accessibility #Blind #AdventCalendar #France #Internet #Minitel #Videotex #RetroTech
Les ordinateurs ont la parole
Un Salon vient d'être consacré aux machines parlantes et aux innovations techniques destinées aux aveugles. Le matériel existe, pas encore le marché !CHRISTIAN TORTEL (Le Monde)
Did you know that DMOZ.org is now Curlie.org?
DMOZ was the internet directory from 1998. People use it to find websites before Google Search era and contribute website's URLs to it before Wikipedia era. It was discontinued and succeeded by Curlie in 2017.
Boost is very appreciated.
