Notices by Adonay Felipe Nogueira (adfeno@ecodigital.social), page 122

The sheer number of people on Facebook with their real names, photos, locations and workplaces on their profile who are happy to throw abuse at other people kinda disproves the argument that it’s online anonymity that causes abusive behaviour

Basically you should always be worried about folks who can't tell the difference between ethics, morals, and legality

One: Google app iconography is hot garbage these days. This flat color blob on white is boring and makes it actively harder to find apps.

Two: spot the single non-Google app in the sea of Google apps. It's like they want to be acquired.

A proposal to replace “Wikimedia” with “Wikipedia”
https://wikimediafoundation.org/2019/02/26/leading-with-wikipedia-a-brand-proposal-for-2030/

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Do you like #freesoftware and bookkeeping? Are you also interested in a new job with a non-profit that is working to do good in the world? Perhaps you'll apply to work with us? https://sfconservancy.org/news/2019/feb/14/techie-bookkeeper/

#OMEMO is a big fish 🐠 in the upcoming #Debian 10 release (#buster) bowl. It hopefully will feature five #XMPP clients with this modern #e2e #encryption: #Gajim, #Dino, #Psi+ (all graphical), #jp (command line), and #primitivus (console), the latter two part of #SalutAToi or #SaT

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From Julia Reda « This afternoon at 15, the European Parliament Legal Affairs committee will vote on #copyright. We don’t expect any surprises, the committee has approved every version of this reform so far. The real fight over #uploadfilter and #LinkTax will be in the plenary vote. #Article13. You’ll be able to watch the live stream of the committee vote on #copyright here at 15: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/ep-live/en/committees/video?event=20190226-1500-COMMITTEE-JURI If it’s approved, that opens the way for the final plenary vote in late March or April »