Richard @richardkramen@floss.social

#privacy is a human right! Please share

Have you discussed with your children, who may be e-learning for the first time, ways to protect their online privacy?

Are you talking with them about password management and best practices?

Do you help them disable location services and unneeded microphone or camera access?

Are they being mindful of videos they post in group chats or apps?

#privacy #kids #school #COVID19 #infosec #parenting

#RFC1984 when the government uses drones to enforce a law that's not been fully explained to them. Now imagine the next stage where your phone location data and your private messages are being used against you for this. It's not far away from happening. #COVIDsurveillance

https://theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/26/uk-police-use-drones-and-roadblocks-to-enforce-lockdown
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RT @murakamiwood
All the new normal #surveillance tech (#drones etc.) being deployed in the #UK to enforce the #lockdown, except no-one…
https://twitter.com/murakamiwood/status/1243292453844721666

@tsturm I am not surprised. I was surprised a while ago when I learned how the world learned to accept cars.

This podcast has a transcription on their page:
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/episode-76-the-modern-moloch/

Facebook/Instagram will reduce video quality in Europe to take some load off the internet, too (Netflix and youtube already have)

How about everyone shutting down Advertisments and tracking, wouldn't that help, too? :D

Mixing ads with real notifications that need your attention is the darkest of dark patterns

Make the rich pay for covid19

I talked before about regrowing the hearts from vegetables like pak choi or others. But you can also regrow them if there's no heart inside.

• Strip the leaves away from the stem but be careful not to harm any tiny still-growing leaves hidden underneath. They may be very tiny, but should be bright green. The plant will regrow itself from these.

• Trim a thin sliver off the base of the stem and stand them in water. Watch for little white root buds to start forming. When these do, you can put the plant into soil.

• Snip off any flowers. It takes a plant energy to grow these, and it may stop growing leaves while flower stems are growing. The hearts usually grow these first, which is why they may have been snipped off already.

• Pak choi and similar brssicas can grow between 10-32°C, and ideally like 13-24°C. They can survive brief frosts. Give them plenty of light.

legitimately, unapologetically, problematically hoping that a whole bunch of horseshit machismo and fantasuzed invulnerability leads to a bunch of old shitty white assholes dying of a virus they failed to take leadership in containing for everyone under their notional stewardship

#StartToFinish

As usual I want to mention my materials for concept art:

- Stolen Moleskine from my wife collection
- 1$ pen, maybe it was free in some company