Some of the bangers I read in return:
- Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World , Naomi Klein. A must read on tech, society and the political divide
- One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This, Omar El Akkad: The most human and clear analysis of the Palestinian genocide
- Down and […]

Also I wrote this little thing on AI a while ago and why I'd rather fight it.

That's where the difference with the emergence of the internet and AI differs, the people building those things had widely different intentions and I probably would not have opposed the adoption of the internet […]

I guess that's more a reflection about aging than technology

(Not so) fun fact, I did a research at @privacyint in 2019 focusing on mental health website and we found something oddly similar (although on a much smaller scale)

76% of mental health websites scanned were dropping a cookie or sharing data with a third party tracker before consent […]

I'm sure you can blame publishers for poor implementation but at this point Meta is clearly in a position where they can verify implementation.

They just don't have any reason to do it

Outside the fact that Meta literally developed a malware to re-identify web users in this story, it also shows they really don't care about consent

@ueeu How am I only hearing about this now? That's pretty cool! Shame I just migrated my Nextcloud instance from OVH to a Hetzner VPS 😅

Hopefully they have some good tools for migration

Maybe some sort of pipeline to convert articles saved somewhere into .epub and load them into my Kobo when I'm adding books?

I really enjoyed the ability to simply "sync" and get my latest saved from Pocket while updating the ones I'd archived. Not sure I'll be able to replicate that without […]