Notices by jomo (jomo@mstdn.io), page 2

@feld i'd get myself a mozarella firefox stick, though

@tyalie was denn?

@tyalie train-ings klingt gut, aber hier geht es um Lokpicking, nicht Lockpicking.

I didn't know Lokpicking is such an expensive type of sport.

#38c3 #newag

@anna I don't know anything about Italian politics. Maybe the next, less right-wing government would be more likely to introduce such a change?

I would bet on the EU eventually making requirements for its member states, but that's going to take a couple years. Germany and Iceland legally recognize non-binary genders.

@anna Italy's legal system only recognizes male and female. But the Italian Constitutional Court ruled this year that non-binary people do, in fact, exist and that they're entitled to the same equal rights. However they also found in the same ruling that you're not currently allowed to register legally with a non-binary gender. The court gave that job to the Italian parliament, but you're not going to see that with the current government.

This article has some details: https://verfassungsblog.de/non-binary-gender-markers-italy/

@c3isdn @sophie @evey GPN and MRMCD both had credit card terminals, which were used a lot.

@SuperDicq can recommend going by bike. no VIN to run and they don't even bother looking at you. plus you can just cross the border on a farm track or in the woods.

@SuperDicq quit job

@Mastodon Thanks but no.

From your privacy policy: "We may use your personal information for marketing and promotional purposes, such as to send marketing, advertising and promotional communications by email, text message or postal mail, and to show you advertisements for products or services. This may include using your personal information to better tailor the Services and advertising on our Site and other websites."

I though Mastodon would do better.

@Suiseiseki Deja Gnu!

@sun that's the mouse that came with the first Macintosh

#xz

The OSM foundation finally announced vector maps coming to osm.org! 🥳

https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2024/02/11/2024-announcing-the-year-of-the-openstreetmap-vector-maps/

They hired @pnorman, who regularly posts technical details about vector maps on https://www.paulnorman.ca/.

#OSM #OpenStreetMap

@lain hacker haben hackertools

@kaia @lain @shibao ich understande was hier läuft!

@lain

@ret2bed @feld @lorenzofb these people agreed to share their data with whoever the company decided to be genetic relatives, a.k.a. a bunch of random people from the internet.

@lorenzofb hot take: they are not wrong. If what they said is true, 23AndMe was not hacked, customers decided not to use 2FA and then use a known password, and did allow to share data with other customers. This is the customers' fault.

23AndMe did however not use standard security practices such as enforcing MFA, and it's right to blame them for that.

not sure if troll or serious #37c3