m-ld is a technology for reliably sharing live information, for decentralised data models of the next generation internet and existing application architectures
Today, some of the books that shaped my life—and the lives of so many others—are being challenged by people who disagree with certain ideas or perspectives. And librarians are on the front lines, fighting every day to make the widest possible range of viewpoints, opinions, and ideas available to everyone.
The government are ramming through this Online Safety Bill even though it is a travesty of justice which will make the UK Internet obviously less safe. 1/
68 (UK affiliated) researchers working on security and privacy have raised alarms about provisions in the UK #OnlineSafetyBill: "our concern is that surveillance technologies are deployed in the spirit of providing online safety."
Read our letter here: https://t.co/DPHkBowkoQ
News update from us on our website - data federation with m-ld demonstrated through our Federated Timesheets project, securing shared decentralised data, and a refresher on recent joiners and events. See https://t.co/Ujj7LSuTWp for details!
@ocavue Fascinating! He's so right about inconsistencies across implementations. Plus the original licensing terms for the Markdown name - good thing for some companies that Gruber doesn't seem to have tried enforcing them. Also didn't know GitHub had its own extensions to CommonMark.
@Kuzeko @RubenVerborgh @danbri@Cloudflare If the infrastructure is already deployed to AWS, then CloudFront may already be in use. If guarding against DDoS attacks on FOAF (and https://t.co/v9vmwXgVou) is needed, then additional CDNs with DDoS defence capabilities would increase its resilience.
@danbri@coolharsh55 @RubenVerborgh Agreed; ontologies are slow-changing in nature, since they are built using human consensus, and that takes time to achieve.
@danbri @HelloLudger @RubenVerborgh @danbri sorry to hear you're in hospital; hopefully you're accompanying someone else rather than ill yourself. Re: AWS configs, could I suggest a look at https://t.co/CXWq7BV1Zs, if you haven't already?
Latest video from our May event in Utrecht (The Power of Live Linked Data to Transform): really interesting talk, with discussion, from Jos vd Oever of @NLnetFDN, on his use case for Live Linked Data: a document management system for political groups. https://t.co/6qfg4Xyhc4
Our first public event - The Power of Live Linked Data to Transform - took place in Utrecht, Netherlands, on 18th May 2022! We recorded the sessions, and are posting them in our YouTube channel as we complete the edits to tidy them up. Check them out at https://t.co/mZMKh3R78r