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  1. 🚨📡 AGCOM multa Cloudflare 14 milioni per mancata disabilitazione di contenuti pirata.

    Scontro tra regolamentazione italiana e principio di neutralità tecnica della piattaforma globale.

    #digitallaws #piracyshield #techrights

  2. 🚨📡 AGCOM multa Cloudflare 14 milioni per mancata disabilitazione di contenuti pirata.

    Scontro tra regolamentazione italiana e principio di neutralità tecnica della piattaforma globale.

    #digitallaws #piracyshield #techrights

  3. 🚨📡 AGCOM multa Cloudflare 14 milioni per mancata disabilitazione di contenuti pirata.

    Scontro tra regolamentazione italiana e principio di neutralità tecnica della piattaforma globale.

    #digitallaws #piracyshield #techrights

  4. 🚨📡 AGCOM multa Cloudflare 14 milioni per mancata disabilitazione di contenuti pirata.

    Scontro tra regolamentazione italiana e principio di neutralità tecnica della piattaforma globale.

    #digitallaws #piracyshield #techrights

  5. 🚨📡 AGCOM multa Cloudflare 14 milioni per mancata disabilitazione di contenuti pirata.

    Scontro tra regolamentazione italiana e principio di neutralità tecnica della piattaforma globale.

    #digitallaws #piracyshield #techrights

  6. "Of course, now these fights are all about real things. Now we need to worry about centralization, interoperability, lock-in, surveillance, speech, and repair. But the people – like me – who've been fighting over this stuff for a quarter-century? We've gone from 'unserious fools who mistook tech battles for human rights fights' to 'useful idiots for tech companies' in an eyeblink."

    @pluralistic, 2025

    pluralistic.net/2025/02/13/dig

    Glad I'm not the only one who's noticing this.

    (1/2)

    #TechRights

  7. "Of course, now these fights are all about real things. Now we need to worry about centralization, interoperability, lock-in, surveillance, speech, and repair. But the people – like me – who've been fighting over this stuff for a quarter-century? We've gone from 'unserious fools who mistook tech battles for human rights fights' to 'useful idiots for tech companies' in an eyeblink."

    @pluralistic, 2025

    pluralistic.net/2025/02/13/dig

    Glad I'm not the only one who's noticing this.

    (1/2)

    #TechRights

  8. "Of course, now these fights are all about real things. Now we need to worry about centralization, interoperability, lock-in, surveillance, speech, and repair. But the people – like me – who've been fighting over this stuff for a quarter-century? We've gone from 'unserious fools who mistook tech battles for human rights fights' to 'useful idiots for tech companies' in an eyeblink."

    @pluralistic, 2025

    pluralistic.net/2025/02/13/dig

    Glad I'm not the only one who's noticing this.

    (1/2)

    #TechRights

  9. "Of course, now these fights are all about real things. Now we need to worry about centralization, interoperability, lock-in, surveillance, speech, and repair. But the people – like me – who've been fighting over this stuff for a quarter-century? We've gone from 'unserious fools who mistook tech battles for human rights fights' to 'useful idiots for tech companies' in an eyeblink."

    @pluralistic, 2025

    pluralistic.net/2025/02/13/dig

    Glad I'm not the only one who's noticing this.

    (1/2)

    #TechRights

  10. I'm all for for getting more policy through Parliament to protect human rights/ liberties in the ways technology is deployed. Strategies for this can be divided into two broad categories;

    1) working with existing parties on tech policy

    2) growing a tech freedom party

    Having been involved in trying both strategies, multiple times, I've had much more success with the first one, for far less effort.

    (2/2)

    #TechActivism #TechRights #TechLiberties #DigitalRights #DigitalLiberties #CivilLiberties

  11. I'm all for for getting more policy through Parliament to protect human rights/ liberties in the ways technology is deployed. Strategies for this can be divided into two broad categories;

    1) working with existing parties on tech policy

    2) growing a tech freedom party

    Having been involved in trying both strategies, multiple times, I've had much more success with the first one, for far less effort.

    (2/2)

    #TechActivism #TechRights #TechLiberties #DigitalRights #DigitalLiberties #CivilLiberties

  12. CW: TechRights making out like their cancellation by Ariadne was caused by an upgrade. Lol.
    Techrights is Upgrading

    Over the next few days Techrights will be archiving over 40,000 older pages, which have been created here since 2006. The move would improve efficiency while retaining all the same contents. This move is well overdue. We developed a static site generator, which has been in use in Tux Machines since summer of 2022. It had been tested and stressed-tested for over a year.

    Techrights looks ahead in terms of decades, not years, so there is presence in IPFS and Gemini.
    If you wish to read a page that is not yet restored (as static file), use Gemini. Download a Gemini client of your choice, then open that page with the same address, preceded by "gemini.". For instance, http://techrights.org/wiki/EPO becomes gemini://gemini.techrights.org/wiki/EPO and http://techrights.org/2023/08/07/lf-technical-advisory-board-2/ becomes gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2023/08/07/lf-technical-advisory-board-2/

    Once the transition is done we expect to resume blogging, probably at a faster pace than before, while at the same time restoring full access to all the past pages (the media files are still in place and fully accessible; all the videos are here).

    The transition would not surprise anyone who followed our articles and videos from last year*. WordPress served us well for nearly 17 years, but it's time to move on and serve static pages. Migrating all the content of the site, however, can take some time. The full-text database of WordPress is nearly 10 gigabytes in size already. The wiki has a much smaller database, but having edit history going back to a decade and a half ago isn't worth the computational overhead. So we plan to make that static too.

    This is a long-term investment. It's a very large task, but my wife and I left our jobs to be able to focus on activism. Techrights became very large and influential. It's made possible by the work of many people, some of whom choose to remain anonymous because they've witnessed the tendency to be abused/harassed for promotion of Free software.

    Come chat with us in IRC if you wish to know more or let us know your opinion. The main channel is #techrights at irc.techrights.org, port 6667 without SSL support and port 6697 for SSL (there are other channels such as #techbytes #boycottnovell and #boycottnovell-social).

    *More than a year ago we said: "The CMS we develop for Tux Machines will later be used here in Techrights..."
  13. #techrights #canonical #ubuntu #windows #wsl

    techrights.org/2023/05/30/mark

    "Canonical isn’t working for GNU/Linux or for Ubuntu; it’s working for “business partners” (WSL was all along about promoting Windows)"

  14. @twrightsman @aral @purism @LibreSolutionsNetwork @kyle The toolauditor account was also deleted, effectively “stacking the room” to block the discussion in the proper place (the bug tracker of the repo where DDG is the default search engine). Since the #techrights publication, there have been no new developments significant enough to trigger a 3rd release of the Techrights article -- but when there are, it will happen.

  15. #techrights
    "Microsoft Uses the Media to Attack GNU/Linux and It Also Utilises Windows ‘Defender’ to Discourage Adoption of Free Software"

    techrights.org/2021/08/07/the-

  16. #techrights "‘Hacker’ ‘News’ ‘Flags’ Accurate and Factual Article About Mozilla, So Let’s Say More About Mozilla…"

    techrights.org/2021/08/06/mozi

  17. #techrights

    Techrights: Open Source Initiative (OSI) a Sinking Ship in Service of Microsoft Monopoly, Proprietary Software, and Even GPL Violations

    About OSI, Copilot, GPL, plagiarization

    techrights.org/2021/07/21/micr

  18. @[email protected]:
    Links 9/7/2021: T2 21.7, LLVM 12.0.1, and XWayland 21.1.2 Released • тє¢няιﻭнтѕ ⚓ techrights.org/2021/07/09/xway…#Techrights #GNU #Linux #FreeSW | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2021/07/09/xwayland-21-1-2-released/
  19. #techrights - "Microsoft Has Become Almost Extinct in Web Servers (and in Servers in General), But the Mainstream Media Rarely — If Ever — Talks About That"

    techrights.org/2021/06/29/surv

  20. The Freedom to Control Your Own Computer

    "The ‘dangerous’ ideas of RMS; who are those dangerous to? Whose business model?"

    techrights.org/2021/03/27/dang

    #techrights #rms #freesoftware #gnu

  21. When monopolies of proprietary software say FSF has a governance problem what they mean to say is that they have a problem with the FSF not taking orders from monopolies and not choosing a composition that harms the FSF’s mission.

    techrights.org/2021/04/16/rich

    #fsf #freesoftware #gnu #rms #techrights