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  1. I felt very lazy working on a grant proposal, so in the spirit of structured procrastination, I have processed and written up my meticulous notes  on what to do, once you move your academic website to a new location.  A long list of redirects!  I hope that some who are also in this situation can benefit from it as a guide.

    https://wasowski.dukla.ch/posts/2605-hello-hugo/#redirect-the-internet-to-your-new-location

    #keep #academicchatter #academicfreedom #selfhosting #digitalsoverignty

  2. @pub
    Excellent article in Portuguese re "Digital cultural collections: unwelcome guests on social media, masters of the house on the Social Web
    A reflection on digital sovereignty, cultural memory, and the role of memory institutions at a decisive moment for the internet" with very informative links
    #DigitalSoverignty #Internet #internetarchive

  3. Upcoming European office suite stack "Euro-office" was announced. It is not a single product, but a form of collaboration between Nextcloud, OpenProject, Xwiki and others. The interesting part is that for document editing they chose OnlyOffice, but instead of collaboration model, it was forked. Makes sense because it seems to be rooted in russia, but I have no idea how much devs and years you need to continue development of a seemingly massive product. Do they bet on AI? For the long term, I hope not. Interesting choice, however.

    https://www.xda-developers.com/euro-office-free-open-source-alternative-to-microsoft-365-google-docs/

    #eurooffice
    #digitalsoverignty

  4. @outraspalavras
    "How Trump sabotages Brazilian digital sovereignty.
    Not only BRA of course:"Classified internally as action request—t is, a request 4concrete action,not mere observation—he instructs American diplomats 2monitor legislative proposals on data in their countries of action &to intervene w/ local govts & regulators 2discourage such initiatives.The language is unequivocal: US reps must "combat unnecessarily costly regulations, such as data localization mandates."
    #DigitalSoverignty

  5. The European Commission finally considering software other than Microsoft Teams for their internal communications ... because using MS Teams in government is like Captain Darling writing letters to his German relative with all the details about their plans, in "Blackadder goes forth".

    "The Matrix protocol is being lined up as a sovereign backup to Microsoft Teams"
    euractiv.com/news/commission-t

    HT infosec.exchange/@lalgorisme/1

    #EuropeanCommission #matrix #DigitalSoverignty #EU #EuropeanUnion