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already known...but let's put a spotlight on the next ICC judge (from Canada) who is cancelled from the digital life. No Amazon, no Mastercard, no Netflix account...
Just because Trump doesn't like the ruling of an independent international institution like the International Criminal Court.
ICC judges have been forcibly removed from most digital services, credit cards, and banks.
"Amazon, obliged to implement the sanctions as a US company, had cancelled her account."
https://berjon.com/fascintern-media/
When you read Fascintern media, you are reading editorialised fascism. You aren't protesting. You have no power. You are just subjecting yourself to an information space that is editorially structured to promote fascism.
When you write for Fascintern media, you are choosing to publish with them.
We are facing a coordinated international fascist movement that works with explicit backing from Moscow, Washington, and tech monopolies, and is propagating itself through its own media apparatus. Yet people who claim to side with democracy keep doing work to support Fascintern media because they misunderstand how it works. This needs to change.
If you're working in the e-ID space you might have heard of the "Longfellow" and "Crescent" papers, which implement zero-knowledge proofs on existing credentials. We wrote a deep-dive with @elgharee @clemhumb into these papers and compare them here:
https://eid-privacy.github.io/wp0/2025/11/28/crescent-longfellow-showdown.html
TLDR: very impressive work, but very difficult to reproduce as a normal software dev.
Oh no - archive.today is under attack. I always was wondering how they finance their service, and who is behind it. Now it seems that the FBI is targeting it...
- people ask to put it on a blacklist: https://adguard-dns.io/en/blog/archive-today-adguard-dns-block-demand.html
- wikipedia writes the FBI subpoenaed their registrar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today
- the talk page of wikipedia marks it as a Russian company
- traceroute points to an Estonian server
- some countries already block DNS requests to it
Such a nice, illegal service.
🎯 What an incredible #SwissCryptoDay25!
A huge THANK YOU to all our brilliant presenters who made this event truly exceptional! 🙌 We brought together 100 passionate minds from across Switzerland and beyond for a day packed with cutting-edge talks, vibrant discussions, and breakthrough insights into the future of cryptography.
All slides here: https://swisscryptoday.github.io/2025-10/
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Join us for a our RSE Career Talks event on 4 December 2025 at ETH Hönggerberg in HIT E 51.
We invited five Research Software Engineers to share insights into their work and careers, and to talk about what has helped them progress:
- Dr. Lorenz Blum (Novartis)
- Dr. Aleksandar Bobić (NEXUS)
- Saransh Chopra (EPFL)
- Dr. Marianna Papadionysiou (Scientific IT Services of ETH)
- James Runnalls (EAWAG)
Thanks @ligasser and everyone involved for a great and quite diverse day of cryptography talks !
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Linus Gasser