How can European open-source projects and technologies be funded? Let's explore the role of the NLnet fundation and the @NGIZero program with Lwenn Bussière, Technology Assessor at NLnet!
Today I took part in the @libreitalia conference in the amazing Monte San Vito (AN). It has been great to meet the #LibreOffice Italian Community and talk about #publiccode and how to get active in the next #europeanelections. See you next time! @tommi
Somebody please stop me, or tell me this already exists, before I go and register a domain name, but it would be pretty neat to have a coding blog that casually injects leftist ideas.
I still hope I will one day manage to implement a notes links graph in my #digitalgarden like @elly did in hers.
If you have resources on how to add that in a #11ty website, please share.
As I explore network thinking in a lot of aspects of what I create, being able to navigate through my posts in a visual way would add something really cool to my garden
L’Italia non c’è più e il capitalismo tende a essere puro potere finanziario che mette a repentaglio la stessa natura democratica dei sistemi politici.
Reading this was truly insightful. I can’t agree more.
It has motivated me to finally change my to be more restrictive, even though the article also hints that it would not change much, as big tech’s robots disregard it.
@vecna Tranquillo! Anzi, perdonami per la risposta in inglese, ma ho seguito la lingua dell’articolo.
Rimango sul pezzo, sono molto curioso!
Già che ci stiamo scrivendo, ti ricordi che ci eravamo scambiati alcune e-mail due o tre anni fa?
Te lo chiedo perché ora sono di nuovo in una fase in cui devo decidere che fare della mia vita… se avessi qualche suggerimento di magistrale/master in Europa che tratta di sociologia digitale, oppure qualche ente interessante che potrebbe assumermi dopo un tirocinio di 6 mesi alla FSFE, ti sarei molto riconoscente!
https://discuss.coding.social/t/unionize-free-software-found-software-guilds/59 the recent #XZ disaster has prompted me to reread my own article from two years ago next month on "Free Software Unions". While I'd put some of the details in there differently today, I think the core point still stands: that free software maintainers are vulnerable to exploitation, both from Big Tech and, as is now evident, malicious attackers. And that the only way to protect them is to join into mutual support, solidarity groups.
