Notices by Julius Schwartzenberg (jschwart@mas.to), page 3

@jwildeboer I think the idea of @freedominternet also makes a lot of sense. As an ISP and e-mail provider they include one domain name as part of their subscription. Because of this for instance my parents are now using their own domain name for e-mail. Without Freedom Internet I don't think that would have happened.

@MAKS23 apparently flying to Grozny is the recommended alternative with a stopover in Baku.

@ricardo if you also procrastinate long enough like I did (14 years), it'll be the same with Windows 11 ;)

@ricardo same here but with the copy of Windows 7 from MSDNAA that I got in university 14 years ago. Since last year doesn't seem so bad ;)

@erikkemp when I lived there, some of the faculty buildings already had locks that worked with a chip embedded in the key. At least the Zilverling had such locks. They could read out for an individual lock which keys were used with it.

@kiwix will it be in French or English?
Are you planning stream or record it?

@nina_kali_nina @juandesant autogenerated transcriptions are so bad that often it's just hilarious. Also for languages like English when the model is trained on Europeans/Americans and the people speaking are from another continent.

With translations it gets only worse. I treat these things more as comedy than anything else.

It seems very silly that people seem to take this seriously.

@veerleslegers Whatsapp, Telegram en Signal is allemaal vergelijkbaar qua afhankelijkheid van één partij.

XMPP (ookwel Jabber) is vergelijkbaar met de Fediverse (en e-mail) als het gaat om decentralisatie.

Verder gebruik ik nu ook Jami: https://jami.net
Dat is bijna helemaal decentraal. Een centrale directory is alleen nodig om in de allereerste instantie via een naam contact te leggen, daarna niet meer.

@HeyLaiverd waarom zou iemand daar nog een account openen als het overal wordt geblokkeerd? Dan kan je toch beter een andere server pakken?

@kim_harding this http://10.0.4.49/pnas.2419630121 makes me really curious what network you are on :) :)

According to Wikipedia this is how people in North Korea tend to pass sites around: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwangmyong_(network)

@jwildeboer indeed working now!

I guess to get things really aligned you'd have to derive the used variation from the country and document type, but it will be hard to figure this out at a large scale. If you want more info on the documents I have, I could share this privately some time.

@jwildeboer it seems to struggle with multiple names though, when I put "DE PATERNOSTER EN NOGMEER NOGMEER" for the family name, a space ends up in the MRZ where there should be a <. It seems to stop replacing spaces with < after some family names.

@oleksandr in that case, you might want to actually consider paying Kyivstar again? I think they only provide a limited amount of data abroad though.

I think in all EU countries (mobile) internet subscriptions are a lot more expensive than in Ukraine.

It's already impressive to me they kept your SIM working if you didn't pay for 3 years. Seems quite good service.

@jwildeboer ah wow you are right. I just checked a visa issued by the same country and it chops off the name without any given name initial.

So some countries are not even consistent in which approach they use...

@jwildeboer are you sure it's handling long family names correctly? What I see on an actual card is that it's chopped off such that the initial letter of the given name can still fit.

Now it seems to just put a partial family name till the end and no given name initial.

@oleksandr Kyivstar's mobile internet is pretty sweet. They provide native IPv6 with individual addresses for all your devices when you use their SIM in a mobile router.

With just 5 GB that doesn't seem that exciting though :)

@LiefhebberV ja, ik weet ook niet of Omtzigt met zo'n reactie probeert te voorkomen dat mensen gaan praten over het terugsturen van vluchtelingen of wat precies het idee is.

Dat er fatsoenlijke ontwikkelingshulp vanuit Nederland die kant op moge komen...

@LiefhebberV ook wel bijzonder dat hij Nexta hiervoor als bron aanhaalt. Nexta is Belaroesisch.
Nexta staat in principe wel aan de goede kant, dus dit zal een vergissing zijn, maar typisch een organisatie die vooral zo snel mogelijk berichten uitpompt.

Alleen zou ik niet direct Belaroesische nieuwsbronnen als eerste uitgangspunt nemen als NL kamerlid bij dit soort zaken. De focus en expertise van Nexta liggen meer bij Oost-Europa.

@meileaben @GossiTheDog maybe they will actually drop IPv4 too but haven't yet announced that ;)

@mcc @gkrnours not by the end user at least (maybe under the hood?).

To do a version upgrade, you are expected to use `do-release-upgrade` on Ubuntu.