À propos du sondage sur le deadnaming des personnes trans sur Wikipédia
Star wars combat of Luke and Darth Vador of file paths.
- Subscribe to an RSS feed
- Start something online
- Make your online thing RSS friendly
- Learn to write / format in Markdown
- Publish something using a Creative Commons license
- Make a FOI / FOIA request
- Edit a Wikipedia article
- Map your neighborhood on OpenStreetMap
- Read an Open Access paper
- Check in with someone to see how they're doing
Watch The Internet's Own Boy https://archive.org/details/TheInternetsOwnBoyTheStoryOfAaronSwartz
I WRITE JOKES IN CAPITALS.
THIS ONE WAS WRITTEN IN OSLO.
Aaron Swartz a le projet de diffuser des millions d’articles scientifiques, financés par l’argent public et sur lesquels les auteurs ne touchent rien. Poursuivi avant d’avoir rien publié, il risque 35 ans de prison. Devant cette perspective, il se suicide le 11 janvier 2013. Il y a 11 ans.
En 2024, OpenAI entraîne ses algorithmes sur tout document, en ligne ou non, sans accord des auteurs. Personne ne sera vraisemblablement poursuivi.
La propriété intellectuelle n’est qu’un outil d’oppression.
The New York Times with an article "Everyone wants your email address. Think twice before giving it. To read this article an email is needed.
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A paper on Nature behind a paywall named "the growing inaccessibility of science".
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The big issue here is, Desktop browsers are irrelevant. Same for people that may read this is on Mastodon.
The vast majority of browser activity is coming from young people (12-25), which use their mobile device for browsing. And, believe it or not, these folks click way more content in a minute than I do.
Still, it would be nice to have 100% FF users on my blog, at least if they are using Linux. But even there it is 50/50.
More and more of the traffic comes from mobiles and the young are the majority of this browsing activity. It is different for companies though!
These bugs highlight the risk of unknown unknowns, i.e. stability issues in our stability monitoring itself that we are blind to
Sticker sure la voiture: "Bought it before we knew how awful he is."
To remember it, Meta approches one of the most important admin system to talk privately with him.
Text on the image: "If a Monkey hoardet more bananas than it could eat, while most of the other monkeys starved, scientist would study that monkey to figure out, what was wrong with it. When humans do it, we put them on the cover of forbes."
- Illegal cab company
- Illegal hotel chain
- Fake money for criminals
- Plagiarism machine
They found were Lo-Fi Girl is 😁
Si vous n’avez rien à cacher et que vous ne faites rien de répréhensible, vous devriez chiffrer vos communications.
En ne le faisant pas, vous soutenez la thèse que seuls ceux qui ont qqch à se reprocher utilisent ce genre d’outils. Vous concourrez à la criminalisation de leur utilisation. Vous légitimez le soupçon généralisé sur les utilisateurs.
Utilisateur que vous deviendrez peut-être un jour.
A git bingo: did you hear all of these?
Any > 40-year old developers out there that'd like to share their perspective? How did you grow (technically, managing, etc...)? Picked up fields over others (embeded systems over web app, for instance)?
Responses:
- I push others to do better without them noticing it
- Technical skills become obsolete over time but human skills stay relevant. People, values and norms change so you have to relearn them too.
- Keep learning, write a lot and communicate more.
- I took every advice on the Internet and did the opposite: playing the pendulum between team lead and dev; more and more a specialist in nothing; being able to talk to stakeholders and convert their input into software is by far my most valued skill; being a former manager means I generally understands my boss pretty well.
- I do more mentoring than I used to. I learned more about working in teams.
- I learn that less code is much, much better than more.
- I don't write many queries any more but I do write PowerShell and Typescript. I don't manage a server, it's hundreds. [...] I've taken on more senior roles by thinking beyond just databases.
- The more paradigms and patterns you know, the better you’ll be at expressing yourself in your language of choice. Learn as many languages as possible. Don’t grow too comfortable; challenge yourself regularly.
Currently at: https://elk.zone/mastodon.social/@nicklockwood/111280337863596402
The 4 examples are from the WAI, Deque, U.S. Web Design System et Tommy Feldt.