Category: Ethics
Ethics
Headed toward an ecophagy?

Scientists Create Programmable, Autonomous Robots Smaller Than a Grain of Salt It disturbingly reminds me of The Day the Earth Stood Still, the 2008 sci-fi movie starring Keanu Reeves, where the robot GORT transforms into a swarm of winged insect-like self-replicating nano-machines, consuming everything on their path. What can go wrong?
Ethics, Mood, Privacy
No, non la voglio!
Poi non stupitevi se non guardo la TV, non possiedo una SmartTV e soprattutto non ne acquisterò mai una! Leggete qua sotto, se anche solo un’infima parte fosse vera sarebbe già sufficiente!
Yet another reason to avoid, Yet another reason to avoid Microsoft
YARTAM+3
Bing“real name” is “Microsoft Bing” as it is owned by Microsoft, so reading that Neocities Is Blocked by Bing makes me desire to avoid Bing, especially because Bing gave no reason for this blockage. It is not a real censorship but since most people tend to reach any website throught a search engine it essentially…
Ethics, Privacy
Give them even that data!
Ethics, Flutter, Python
Flutter? A necessary evil
Ethics, Legenda
Alla scuola del Distributismo – Tempi
Ethics
Which Free-Software friendly BIM?

Let’s speak about Building Information Modelling. I doubt I can get FreeCAD approved because it is not listed in the list of “certified by BuildingSmart software”. Which proprietary alternative among those is the most friendly toward free-as-in-freedom software? And what about the CMS part? That is also required, but BIM places some constraints on the…
Ethics
Time for your own DNS server
We knew this will came. Now we know we have to install our own DNS server on our own local networks. Italy Fines Cloudflare 14 Million Euros For Refusing To Filter Pirate Sites On Public 1.1.1.1 DNS (torrentfreak.com) 29 An anonymous reader quotes a report from TorrentFreak: Italy’s communications regulator AGCOM imposed a record-breaking 14.2…
Ethics
Pears, birds and peer to peer
How does pears.com, p2panda and libp2p compare? I found pears a couple of days ago, when a fellow hacker from POuL highlighted me https://keet.io, a peer to peer chat application. They promise No middlemen, no metadata, no surveillance, just direct encrypted chats with people you trust. Nice try dudes. Too bad Keet is proprietary software.…


