Marsh Ray

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Just realizing that the https://botsin.space domain has been memorialized last week.

#BotsInSpace #fediverse

botsin.space

Seriously, blog as much as you want, give as many conference talks as you want, changing the industry is done by giving a requirements list to 5 competing vendors
Looks like our flying robot friends have turned out to celebrate No Tyrants Day !
Chaos in the house
cc @davidbody

Fun fact, these days, (GNU) tar can call home if there's a ":" in the filename:

https://gist.github.com/timb-machine/3d2adc4b4d604c70cfdc4d7e90ad828c

#linux, #redteam

Remote tar :(

Remote tar :(. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

Gist

I have heard it said that tech people do not commission enough art.

https://ericwbailey.website/published/you-must-listen-to-rfc-2119/

You MUST listen to RFC 2119

It turns out you can just pay people to do things.

Kindly stop and spare a thought for all the folks affected by the mass layoffs of recent weeks.

When this case first came out, I was talking to a relatively senior Finnish journalist about freedom of the press in Finland. We came to the conclusion that Finland's then best in the world ranking on press freedom was entirely down to the fact that the press had never wanted anything that the government wasn't ok with having in the papers. This decision is broadly incompatible with freedom of expression. Prosecuting folks who agreed to keep state secrets is one thing. Accusing journalists of treason, let alone convicting them, for publishing material that in their professional opinion was newsworthy is completely unacceptable. The Finnish national security bureaucracy does and must not be above the constraints of international human rights law, and must not be permitted to either constrain a priori or decide post hoc what is in the national interests. I assume this will be appealed and that the Finnish Supreme Court (or, failing them, the European Court of Human Rights) does the right thing. This case has already caused a significant chilling effect on Finnish journalism — already not in a great position — and this is happening at a time when Finland's national security position and responsibilities are changing rapidly. We need transparency and accountability in the national security bureaucracy now more than ever.

https://yle.fi/a/74-20170451

Helsinki appeal court convicts two HS journalists of treason

The journalists were accused of unlawfully publishing and attempting to publish classified military intelligence tied to Finland's national security.

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