Ondřej PokornýFinally have Mastodon instance on my personal domain! Huge thanks to @hugo from @mastohost for his patience and fast response time, even on Sunday!
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Ondřej Pokorný
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Freelance Technology Consultant #openWeb #PWA #ChromeOS #openStandards #science #future #cyberpunk #minimalism
Gonçalo ValérioWe have until 12th of September to do our best to protect the Internet's freedom and openness in europe. The next few days are the final moments of Round 2
TUXEDO
Scott JensonNo @[email protected] I blocked you the first time, I don't appreciate you trying again.
This is a dark UX web pattern
Logan DiceHoly crap. Malware hidden in a strand of DNA hijacks the computer that analyzes that particular gene sequence.
We're going to live in a very weird world man.
Graham CluleyThis is crazy.
Researchers find way to spy on what is displayed on remote screens — through the webcam mic
Nolan LawsonAnother good sniff test is if your name contains a special character like an apostrophe or a hyphen. If you do, then your signup experience is basically a "Van Halen brown M&M's" test for whether they've built a good website or not
Yeah, looking at you Sony PlayStation, Uber, banks and others. Having to get up and find my phone is one thing but locking users into a single SIM card while we're abroad with different one is next-level trolling.
But honestly, this is up to us users to seek such change, big tech companies will hardly ever initiate it.
The Data Transfer Project (https://datatransferproject.dev/) is definitely a progress in positive direction. Especially after open standards were kinda forgotten in public discourse for about 2 decades. But it's worth reminding that data portability is only a precursor to data interoperability or, better yet, federation. Ideally, the data would be completely decoupled from the services using them as e.g. https://solid.mit.edu/ aims to achieve.