Als jemand, der organisiertem Sport ein leidenschaftliches aktives Desinteresse entgegenbringt, muss ich gar nicht selbst verfolgen, wer die türkische Meisterschaft im Männerfußball gewonnen hat. Die Straße informiert mich auch so über den Triumph von Galatasaray.
Now, what I really want to see from the EU is promoting our European liberal democratic values with the first comprehensive regulation by a major regulator anywhere that sets rules for the Torment Nexus from the classic sci-fi novel "Don't Create the Torment Nexus (unless it has some kind of data privacy safeguards within the jurisdiction of the EU)".
#Mastodon hat in Deutschland den Gemeinnützigkeitsstatus vom Finanzamt aberkannt bekommen und hat dann einfach prompt ne 501(c)(3) in den USA gegründet. Das #Gemeinnützigkeitsrecht in Deutschland lässt soviel zu wünschen übrig, dass es nicht mal in den wenigen Fällen funktioniert, in denen dieses Land ausnahmsweise mal weltweit führend ist mit einem Projekt zum digitalen Gemeinwohl. Es ist doch zum Verzweifeln.
“This repo contains the original source-code and compiled binaries for MS-DOS v1.25 and MS-DOS v2.0, plus the source-code for MS-DOS v4.00 jointly developed by IBM and Microsoft. (…) All files within this repo are released under the MIT License as per the LICENSE file stored in the root of this repo.”
Aus diesem geleakten Bundeswehrtelefonat, das Russland mitgeschnitten haben will, habe ich gelernt, dass Offiziere ganz schön viel Denglisch benutzen. „Es gibt in diesem Environment kein easy planning.“
I really like the recently published Ethical Principles of the W3C. They sum up a lot of what the Web should be:
"The web should empower an equitable, informed and interconnected society. It has been, and should continue to be, designed to enable communication and knowledge-sharing for everyone. In order for the web to continue to be beneficial to society, we need to consider the ethical implications of our work when we build web technologies, applications, and sites."
The general assembly of Wikimedia RU decided to disband after it was made clear to the president of Wikimedia RU, who used to work as an assistant professor at Lomonosov Moscow State University, that he was to be classified as a "foreign agent" and had to resign from his post at the university.
Closing Wikimedia RU was done to protect the (now former) members of the non-profit organization that supports Russian Wikipedia.
Looking forward to a future where all the work is done by robots and everybody gets a kitten.Sometimes I write in English, sometimes in German. Sometimes I write meaningful things, sometimes just hopefully pleasant nonsense.