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On Press Freedom Day, let's remind everyone that journalists need protection, also online. 📰 🌐
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@Tutanota/116510937398860992
Tuta open-sourced their clients but the encryption and other server side elements remain proprietary.
When it comes to privacy, don't trust...verify!
The Open Social Web’s kryptonite is the liability participants can face as intermediaries. Laws aiming to change Section 230 put decentralized projects in a uniquely precarious position. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/04/open-social-web-needs-section-230-survive #fediverse #opensource #section230
I'm honoured to have been elected to the Board of Directors of @fdroidorg , the most well-known #opensource alternative to Google's Play Store. 
Imagine Microsoft deciding from now on what you can install on your laptop. No internet, you can only download things through the MS app store. Apps that MS has approved. Who wouldn't find that suffocating? Yet that is what Google wants to do on our Android phones (and what Apple already has - a closed ecosystem).
https://f-droid.org/en/2026/04/28/board-appointments-2026.html
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New blog post: On #Lisp, LLMs, and Community
https://reader.tymoon.eu/article/444
I love how the #FSF unerringly comes out in support against anyone trying to reduce the harm software is used for and maybe not hand it to murderers.
"It's only free if you don't try to stop anyone else from using it to kill people via the license terms" is the most US take *ever*.
(Not that OSI is different.)
That's how you end up with #Palantir as a major FOSS sponsor, I guess.
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/rail-are-nonfree-and-unethical
I love how the #FSF unerringly comes out in support against anyone trying to reduce the harm software is used for and maybe not hand it to murderers.
"It's only free if you don't try to stop anyone else from using it to kill people via the license terms" is the most US take *ever*.
(Not that OSI is different.)
That's how you end up with #Palantir as a major FOSS sponsor, I guess.
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/rail-are-nonfree-and-unethical
I love how the #FSF unerringly comes out in support against anyone trying to reduce the harm software is used for and maybe not hand it to murderers.
"It's only free if you don't try to stop anyone else from using it to kill people via the license terms" is the most US take *ever*.
(Not that OSI is different.)
That's how you end up with #Palantir as a major FOSS sponsor, I guess.
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/rail-are-nonfree-and-unethical
