This has to be pretty good for raising awareness of @signalapp
1. When you want to break US laws on logging government discussions, and break US laws on secure communication of top secret stuff. It is perfect for that.
2. But not where you are stupid enough to invite a journalist to the chat. A simple user error risk.
It highlights both the security and the user generated risks well.
Did the creator of GIF deliberately go for the statement on pronunciation being "JIF" do so just to create controversy and allow this to still be discussed even in 2025 when GIF is essentially an obsolete image format?
(apart from compliance with The Online Safety Act for text based porn with images where GIF is actually in the law!).
@neil@geoffl@dan@bloor What we need is an activity pub gateway protocol that uses TCP port 25 with full SMTP headers so that in all technical ways it is "email" and so exempt.
I think Neil's point makes sense - the operator of the instance is the operator of the service, and they only have one user, so it cannot be a user to user service. It is user to fediverse or fediverse to user, not user to user.
@webmink@carlmalamud Is this like when UK did a no smoking law, that required signage, that had to be A5 size minimum, where A5 was (in the legislation) a reference to British Standard, that cost money to obtain and hence comply? Notably A5 is easy, the legally applicable tolerances, not so easy to find.
The 7.5" e-paper panels are actually quite nice, I am almost tempted to do the MOQ 100 boards with laminated glass front from waveshare. This is the latest version of my PCB for them.
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