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l'alliance veut surtout étendre les obligations de blocages à un maximum d'entités, à savoir “tous les intermédiaires dont les services sont utilisés pour enfreindre les droits de propriété intellectuelle, y compris (mais sans s'y limiter) les fournisseurs de solution de paiement, les sociétés de publicité, les moteurs de recherche, les navigateurs Internet, les fournisseurs de VPN (Virtual Private Network), les gestionnaires de DNS alternatifs et les registraires de nom de domaine“.
We simply have to recognize 3 things:
- First, if we do not continue to work to change the Internet, we really will have only two choices: the corporate salad or nothing.
- Second, the control of the Internet is ultimately in our hands, [... corporations] do not have the power to lock down the Internet to prevent us from going wherever we like, unless we believe their lie that our only two options are to eat their salad or leave.
- Third, each of us must banish the idea from his mind that he has failed if he creates a website and millions of people don't flock to it. That is corporate thinking, and it has no place on the small web.
Ideally, a personal website should be thought of as a gift to all Internet users.
Corporate search engines will almost never take you to a personal website unless you are either very lucky or you already know it exists. If you already know a website exists, you don't need a search engine to find it. This means only those who are motivated and know how to look will find what they are looking for on the small Internet.
It has a links to specific search engines.
For those who are not technically inclined, sites like these make starting your first blog easy: Bear Blog (free), Nekoweb (free), Mataroa (free or $9/yr for premium), and Write.as ($6/month).
isometric icons under CC BY 4.0.
Thanks to the author!
Quoting directly from the GPL: The “source code” for a work means the preferred form of the work for making modifications to it.
If a project is so difficult to build, package or redistribute that the only practical way is to use docker then this is hardly #FOSS
En phase de test.
Lien du projet Github https://github.com/Stirling-Tools/Stirling-PDF
Autonomiser tous les monde, que les avantages soient pour tous le monde
A fork of SimpleMobileTools to keep these applications free
L'association propose différents outils
Awesome! Since 2012 is the goal of Open Food Facts to gather data about... food
It is possible to contribute to it: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/development
Also there is work to do about #accessibilité
Ce qu'ils créent est génial ! Un don est bien efficace.
C'est par là pour débloquer officiellement les fonds d'écran https://framasoft.org/fr/#support
- Universality
- Open Standards
- Open Web Platform (OWP)
- Open Government through Open Data
- Openness with personal data on the Social Net
- Open Platform
- Open Source
- Open Access
- Open Internet and Net Neutrality
Too many websites could generate nice reports as documents, but had no way to access the data behind it to check and build on the results.
The overwhelming motivation behind it seemed to be “I made something, here it is”. Sharing things for the sake of showing them to the world. Somebody had created something, then put it online so you could see it. Visit their website (wait for the dial-up to finish), and it’s yours.
Large companies find HTML & CSS frustrating “at scale” because the web is a fundamentally anti-capitalist mashup art experiment, designed to give consumers all the power. — Mia, with valuable secrets 🤫 (@TerribleMia) November 24, 2019
You can stand out of the crowd by simply treating the web platform as what it is: a way to deliver content to people.
The best growth hack is still to build something people enjoy, and then attach no strings to it. You’d be surprised how far that can get you.