Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾

Dad of Three (two are #twins) - dev - visual artist

[Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R]

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[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

Google is turning Android into a walled garden. Mandatory ID, registration fees, and a 9-step 'advanced flow' for sideloading? That's not security, it's a monopoly move. https://t.co/MwDE7sEoas @AlteredDeal #KeepAndroidOpen

[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

RT @GrapheneOS: Apple and Google are gradually expanding their use of hardware-based attestation. They're convincing a growing number of se…

[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

I forget to mention that it runs Linux too XD

[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

Hey.
Why are we still waiting to make some noise about getting the Nvidia GB10 chip on our desks instead of the Mac Mini?

[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

https://t.co/AuCZw1VIwW

[BuBBliK @k1rallik]

Anthropic tried to kill 8,100 GitHub repos. Then this happened

> They filed a DMCA. GitHub nuked the entire network within hours. Developers got notices for forks of Anthropic's OWN public repo - one guy's fork had zero leaked code.

> Boris Cherny, head of Claude Code, had to go on X personally: "This was not intentional. Should be better now."

> Meanwhile Sigrid Jin - who used 25 billion Claude Code tokens last year - woke up at 4AM and rewrote the entire thing in Python before sunrise. DMCA can't touch a clean-room rewrite.

> It hit 50K stars in 2 hours. Fastest repo in GitHub history.

> Today claw-code officially launched as an independent project with a formal press release. And the Rust port merged today - what started as a panic rewrite now ships release 0.1.0.

> 140K stars. 102K forks. More than Anthropic's own repo.

> 512,000 lines are in the wild forever. What started as Anthropic's biggest embarrassment just became their most dangerous competitor.

You cannot make this up.

[Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R]

anotherDayOfSolvedCoding https://t.co/1Itec7afGB

[Jordan Miller @lambduhh]

#Clojure: The Documentary trailer by @CultRepo just dropped 👀 April 16 premiere — 1 full hour on how Clojure and its community came to life. I helped with editing/show notes and I'm telling you: IT'S GOOD Y'ALL. Don't sleep on this. 🎬 https://t.co/7frRMZmYCF

[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

Worth to be read
https://t.co/shY9rcRtUi

[Phoronix @phoronix]

Jolla Trying Again To Develop A New Sailfish OS Linux Smartphone

Well, that's a surprise.

https://t.co/5vaknZBcft

[Mullvad.net @mullvadnet]

An important victory – but we still need to stop Chat Control.

The Council of Ministers in the EU has, after three years, now reached a common position on Chat Control. The requirement for mandatory scanning (including end-to-end encrypted messaging services) has been removed, which is a major victory. The EU Council failed to implement mandatory mass surveillance. However, in its proposal, they are laying the groundwork for mass surveillance in the future.

What happens now?

The Council will now enter negotiations with the European Parliament, led by the European Commission. We urge the Parliament to stand firm in the trilogue negotiations and not deviate an inch from its previous position, demanding: no mass surveillance whatsoever without suspicion and a court order, no ID-verification requirements, and no censorship of legal content.

The EU Council is preparing for mandatory mass surveillance and censorship

The Council’s version of Chat Control includes voluntary scanning, vaguely worded legislation that may entail requirements for age verification and mandatory ID checks (even for end-to-end encrypted services), and an article stating that the requirement for mandatory scanning shall be reconsidered every three years. They also introduce a new infrastructure for blocking material, where it is up to each member state to block what they consider illegal. At the same time, a massive EU center is being established to work exclusively on this. All in all, this indicates that the EU Council is aiming to build an infrastructure for mass surveillance, and the legislative proposal is written in a way that opens the door to it.

The EU Council’s Chat Control version

- The EU Council’s Chat Control version introduces a new type of scanning for so-called new material and grooming. This means that AI will scan people’s conversations, photos and videos, in search of criminal content. This will result in enormous numbers of false positives, and people’s private lives will move from an AI detection to being examined by employees at a new EU center. This is mass surveillance and people’s private lives will be scanned without any suspicion and without a court order. This scanning is carried out in cooperation with American companies and can at any time be used to scan for virtually anything; Europol has already requested broader scanning and wants access to material that is not illegal.

- Every three years, the European Commission will challenge the law and attempt to force mandatory scanning (even for end-to-end-encrypted services). Messaging services (including end-to-end encrypted) must take “all reasonable measures” to reduce the risk of their services being misused, including implementation of age verification. This means that the EU may require ID checks and ban anonymous use of messaging services and social media. This poses problems for people who criticize those in power in authoritarian countries, for whistleblowers who want to leak documents, and for sources who wish to speak anonymously with journalists.

- A new infrastructure for blocking material is introduced, where it’s up to each of the member states to issue blocking orders for what they consider illegal. This implies that content that is illegal in one country will also be blocked in a country where it is legal. Once this infrastructure is in place, it also opens the door to a slippery slope when it comes to censorship.

Stop Chat Control

From the outset, Chat Control was a proposal that aimed to introduce mass surveillance. That ambition is clearly still present within the Commission and among many of the member states in the Council. The Council failed to introduce mass surveillance but has succeeded in paving the way for new attempts. This applies not only to future proposals for mandatory chat control scanning every three years. This is part of a broader development in which private and secure communication is being challenged by forces seeking to introduce mass surveillance. ProtectEU is a rebranded Chat Control, aimed at banning encryption. National laws are trying to do the same. We need to put a stop to these attempts here and now.

[DHH @dhh]

A former high-ranking member of the same Social Democrats party that's behind this proposal was just awarded an early parliamentary pension after being convicted of owning thousands of CSA videos and images. Save The Children cover is bullshit. https://t.co/92RycUIaHl

[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

https://t.co/iK5662KtZQ

[Mullvad.net @mullvadnet]

The EU Council appear ready to approve Chat Control. This must be stopped. To highlight the corruption behind the proposal, Mullvad VPN now present "And Then?"

The backstory: https://t.co/rwbbh0DoKH

[Mullvad.net @mullvadnet]

And then? Graffiti artists and siblings with little heads.

Stop Chat Control.

[Instant @instant_db]

Today we're releasing an experiment: manyminiapps

1. You don't need to sign up
2. You write one prompt
3. You get an app back with it's on database, un under 2 minutes.

It's the world first massively multiplayer online, mini app maker.

[Mariano @dorilama42]

Instant is getting better and better. You can try the last features with vue as well!

https://t.co/Qa3l9tmm20

[Emanuele 🏴‍☠️🎨💾 @ekippe]

@inkdrop_app Hey, never heard of https://t.co/2rBCQn5wjq ? It seems what you are looking for. =)

[Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R]

specialKind https://t.co/17eXkoZES2