Notices tagged with libreplanet
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We're kicking off #LibrePlanet 2018 planning today! Do you have ideas? Message us here, on IRC, or through e-mail https://u.fsf.org/1ku
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#A11y needs #freesoftware and we need #a11y. Hear more about this important part of the High Priority Projects list in this #LibrePlanet 2017 talk: https://u.fsf.org/28u
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Need an overview of threats to privacy? @mikegerwitz has your back with "The surreptitious assault on privacy, security, and freedom" from #LibrePlanet https://u.fsf.org/28o
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Want to know more about what #freesoftware can do for democracy? Shauna-Gordon McKeon's talk from #LibrePlanet 2017 is US focused, but applicable around the world. https://u.fsf.org/28g
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"Software freedom is human freedom." - Cory Doctorow at #LibrePlanet 2017. Watch his full talk: https://u.fsf.org/28e https://u.fsf.org/28d
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Why yes, you can make movies using only #freesoftware! @bkurdali explained how this past #LibrePlanet. https://u.fsf.org/27s
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Richard Stallman recommends Bradley Kuhn's recorded #LibrePlanet talk on #GPL enforcement. #copyleft https://u.fsf.org/27c
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This weekend, check out @brainwane's #LibrePlanet keynote about what she's learned in two decades of #freesoftware. https://u.fsf.org/26z
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.@skyeelijah came to #LibrePlanet to talk about #bitcoin, #blockchain, and what they mean for the future. https://u.fsf.org/26v
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Trapped by the #IoT? Check out @rabimba's talk from #LibrePlanet on freeing yourself from walled gardens with #JavaScript https://u.fsf.org/26t
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Looking through #LibrePlanet 2017 photos and reminiscing. Hope to see many of these faces again next year:
https://media.libreplanet.org/photos
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Source code to my slides for my #LibrePlanet 2017 talk "The Surreptitious Assault on Privacy, Security, and Freedom":
https://mikegerwitz.com/projects/sapsf/
I'll be adding more to it as I get the chance; the lp2017 tag represents the revision that was actually presented at the conference. The repo is a bit of a mess.
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#LibrePlanet Day 2: DRM, contributing, and advice. https://u.fsf.org/25t
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#LibrePlanet day one started with a keynote by @onekade and ended with the Free Software Awards https://u.fsf.org/25r
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Every...single...time...I try to access my encrypted offline master GPG key I have to write a script to brute-force it based on rough estimates, and each attempt takes ~1m due to key stretching. I'll be posting this same complaint again in a couple months.
Good news is that people who exchanged keys with me at #LibrePlanet will have their keys signed tonight or tomorrow night...
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The @FSF has already posted some of the #LibrePlanet 2017 talks! I have some watching to do. Here's mine:
https://social.mikegerwitz.com/url/17200
Re-reading the description, I regret that I wasn't able to really touch on a topic in the description directly---"policy and the crypto wars"; specifically, the modern government concern of "going dark". I did touch on it indirectly, but I didn't have the time to include much more. I'll be sure to provide resources once I upload everything. Again, I avoided all but mentions of crypto in the talk. (There would have been interesting ones; the Stingray, for example, is able to MitM GSM connections for wiretapping using a downgrade attack to crack in real-time.)
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As an addendum to the Q&A part of my #LibrePlanet talk where someone asked if I supported the use of GPG: I wasn't quite sure how to answer the question without simply saying "Yes", since the talk intentionally avoided crypto. But in retrospect, I should have mentioned that it's been heavily cryptanalyzed by researchers, and is often a direct target in research papers (e.g. closing side-channels).
Anyway, in the coming days/weeks I'll be backfilling more references and will put up the source code to the talk for others (including the history of stuff I stripped out). References (currently >130, will be more) are in BibLaTeX format and so should be easy for others to re-use as their own citations. The presentation (and time management, planning, etc) was done in Org Mode, compiling to LaTeX/Beamer.
Thanks to everyone that attended and watched online! I didn't get to cover nearly as much as I wanted to, or in nearly as much detail, but hopefully I covered interesting topics somewhat applicable to daily life.
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A big thank you to attendees, volunteers, speakers, and remote participants at #LibrePlanet 2017! We had a great time and hope you did too.
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More fabulous raffle prizes from @alephobjects and @tehnoetic--drawn by the #LibrePlanet closing keynote @brainwane https://u.fsf.org/25q
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Closing keynote at #LibrePlanet “Lessons, myths, and lenses: What I wish I'd known in 1998” (32-123) @brainwane
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