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New York state lawmakers have passed a bill to preserve media access to police radio feeds as more and more law enforcement agencies encrypt their communications. The proposal, which was approved Thursday, would require police departments to grant journalists and emergency services organizations access to their encrypted radio communications. The bill allows for exemptions of information deemed “sensitive.” The state will need to come up with exact rules on how access will work under the proposal. The proposal now heads to the desk of Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul. Her office said she would review the bill.
There's a reason you separate military and the police. One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people. When the military becomes both, then the enemies of the state tend to become the people.
- Admiral William Adama
I'm not believing my own eyes when reading that the Danish Ministry of Digitalization is replacing Microsoft internally 🤯
Half of employees are supposed to be changing to LibreOffice and Linux within the next month or so, and by the fall, all staff of the Ministry should be rid of Microsoft.
how am i able to read a tweet from Newsom with a June 17 8:13pm time stamp
when it is 7:30p on June 17 for me (and I assume Newsom)?!
I finally sat down with htpy. Very nice. All the edge cases look covered. Has a Django template backend and support for streaming responses. The HTML to HTPY converter looks lush. I think I shall be giving it a run.
I just filled out the Python Packaging Ecosystem Survey and you should too!
https://anaconda.surveymonkey.com/r/py-package-2025
If you've ever typed "pip install X" or clicked the install button on an IDE, you've interfaced with the Python packaging ecosystem.
Please don't worry that you don't know enough about packaging! If only super experienced people fill the survey out, then the changes that get made won't serve less experienced folks.
Cheers to Anaconda and the 30 other groups that put this survey together :)