In Jacob's keynote (~29:50), he encourages participants to attend the
whistleblower panel later in the day.
29th Chaos Communication Congress (Berlin: Dec 27-30, 2012) - "Enemies
of the State: What happens when telling the truth about secret US
government power becomes a crime" by Jesselyn Rad
Uncle Zzzen:
Lately I've discovered http://www.bitlbee.org/ and I feel a lot more
comfy with it. My question is, how secure is Bitlbee compared to Jitsi
or Pidgin?
I reached out to the author and according to him, there have been a few
people looking at the code, but AFAICT there was no syste
Am 01.01.2013 01:09, schrieb Bishop Zareh:
> I also really enjoyed gonggri's follow up blog post: "We are all
> German now", http://rop.gonggri.jp/?p=66
> as if to say, someday we will all feel the guilt of our unavoidable
> culpability in this societal shift.
Look, to open the eyes a bit, the EU
Wow. It's nice to see some validation of things I have been saying privately,
but afraid to admit publicly.
I seen this meme around a few times in the past ten years, and I tend to like
it. Despite being a downer-trip, it can motivate activists.
"We have Lost the War". The 'war' is not a metap
On 12/28/2012 12:46 PM, Maxim Kammerer wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 10:49 AM, Julian Oliver
> wrote:
>> I've been extensively questioned at the border on a few occassions over the
>> years /because/ my laptops don't have a Desktop as such, no icons either.
>> Both
>> my arms were grabbed at
