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pumuckl

Hey #IT Arbeiter*Innen, ich habe da eine Diskussion mit jemandem am Laufen und hab gesagt, ich bring mal Daten aus dem Internet. Wie ist die Büroanwesenheitspflicht bei euch geregelt? #Büro #BackToOffice #homeoffice #mobilework :BoostOK:

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alecm

Making Britain “the safest place to be online” by putting all Britons in a cage… this is not a positive message about our country, and UK Civil Society is complicit

Civil society across the world has spent so much time on the techlash for the past 10 years — literally working to convince people that we are all powerless victims at the mercy of big technology companies — that we all appear to have forgotten we are individuals with agency and that circumventing censorship is simply an exercise in running your own software and sharing it with your less-nerdy mates.

Lacking anyone to teach them different — of course — the governments have followed this line of “techlash” thinking and decided that all they have to do is “screw the billionaires to the wall” in order to achieve dominance and mastery of the internet; some of us know that they are wrong, but everything that Civil Society is saying at the moment (e.g. “we should make the OSA better!”) reinforces the government worldview that “the internet is a bunch of services run by corporations”.

There are two potential trajectories open to the UK at the moment: the government is either going to have to lose face, or else they are going to have to crack down on access to apps and to open source software in order to deliver their supposed child-safety goals.

Which do you think they are going to prefer?

Imagine that the UK Government declares war on VPNs and/or projects like Tor: the next step will be for Ofcom will be to seek funding to become “The VPN regulator” who will determine whether a VPN is legitimate or illegitimate. This builds all of brand, power and empire for Ofcom.

And then we all go around again, and we shall build Beijing in England’s green and pleasant land.

I was asked re: what VPN would I recommend:

https://twitter.com/AlecMuffett/status/1950514658030375294

dictionary.cambridge.orgtechlash1. a strong negative feeling among a group of people in reaction to modern…
#homeOffice#onlineSafety#onlineSafetyAct
Miss Gayle

Been re-arranging my office / studio today, and it's really hard to cram three rooms worth of stuff into one room. One nice thing is that my work laptop is now in a different place from my personal computer, so things aren't nearly as crowded in my "office" area as it was.

As for the sewing and crafts, well, they're better. Not great, but better. All in all, I'd say this experiment was a success.

Now I have organize, dust, and vacuum.

#HomeOffice#Craft#Sewing
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alecm

Breach of verification data and images at “Tea” app foreshadows impact of hacking vibe-coded “Age Verification” providers

more than 72,000 images were exposed, including 13,000 verification documents and several images of women at the platform. People over the internet assume that the app’s storage mechanism was “vibe-coded” but that’s just pun-intended for now. However, not setting authentication with the Firebase storage was not a professional move at all, especially with all the sensitive data being taken by the ‘Tea’ app

Women’s Dating App ‘Tea,’ Used to Identify Red Flags in Men, Suffers Massive Data Leak; Apparently, the Back-End Storage Appears to Be “Vibe-Coded”

https://wccftech.com/womens-dating-app-tea-used-to-identify-red-flags-in-men-suffers-massive-data-leak/

Wccftech · Women’s Dating App ‘Tea,’ Used to Identify Red Flags in Men, Suffers Massive Data Leak; Apparently, the …Well, Tea App, the platform famously known as a women's dating platform, has seen a massive data leak, through a pretty hilarious way.
#ageVerification#cybersecurity#homeOffice
Lazarou Monkey Terror 🚀💙🌈

The Home Office would rather gas all these people and steal their glasses and false teeth.
So would a third of the country, and another third would go along with it just to fit in.

And then they'll come for Queers like me, and who will stop them? Will I have to be smuggled out to Ireland or something? Just so shitty people can lord it over others (until the Fascism slits their throat in the night)

#Fascism#Racism#HomeOffice
Aljoscha Rittner (beandev)

Söder plant weniger Homeoffice und längere Arbeitszeiten in Bayern

merkur.de/bayern/arbeitszeiten

> Die Beschäftigten des Freistaats Bayern müssen sich auf weniger flexible Arbeitsmodelle wie Homeoffice und Teilzeit einstellen. Ministerpräsident Markus Söder (CSU) erklärte nach einer Kabinettssitzung in München: „Das wird sicherlich in der Größenordnung so nicht bleiben können. Wir werden weiter familienfreundlicher Arbeitgeber sein, aber wir müssen da bestimmte Effizienzpotenziale heben.“

Aber er erklärt nicht, woher er den Glauben zieht, das wäre effizienter. 🤷

Aber es gibt dann ja längere Arbeitszeiten. Vermutlich für das gleiche Geld.

www.merkur.deSöder plant weniger Homeoffice und längere Arbeitszeiten in BayernHomeoffice und Teilzeit stehen in Bayern auf der Kippe. Ministerpräsident Markus Söder kündigt Effizienzmaßnahmen an. Ein Sparkurs könnte folgen.
#Bayern#arbeitspolitik#homeoffice
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