alxd writes
@victorhck thanks!
It affects both my email client and their webgui. I keep getting "A temporary failure occurred on mail server imap.mailbox.org during login for alxd@alxd.org. Please try again later." error.
After a few days and logs pasted they admitted there's a problem, but no one has any idea when they'll fix it :/
alxd writes
For the past three weeks I've kept having problems with mailbox.org - at multiple times I can't log into imap.mailbox.org or their webmail.
Have you had any experience with them or these outages?
I started a ticket for that, but they just blame my wifi.
alxd writes
Huge thanks to OpenTranscripts for transcribing my #35c3 talk:
http://opentranscripts.org/transcript/we-need-better-story-than-cyberpunk/
alxd writes
Do you know about any #solarpunk #art I could use as an illustration to explain "solarpunk technology" at a hacker congress?
I want to talk how Solarpunk may be a chance to present independent, grassroots technologies as something creative an hopeful, not just as a voice of rebellion against corporations.
I could #commission one for CreativeCommons if there's none good, but I need it by the 28th.
@Curator any help? :)
alxd writes
Implant Files
Health authorities across the globe have failed to protect millions of patients from poorly tested implants, the first-ever global examination of the medical device industry reveals.
https://www.icij.org/investigations/implant-files/
Something I've been looking into on my own until I learned about Barnaby Jack and got scared of looking too close:
alxd writes
While the project is still ongoing, I'd like to share the conclusions of my research so far, including dozens of interviews with hackers, makers, activists, writers, entertainers and schoolchildren from several countries, continents and cultures.
alxd writes
Sadly, my #35C3 talk was rejected. As promised, you can expect a blogpost about it soon:
We need to tell a story better than cyberpunk
hacker narratives in popular culture
Hackers' calls for the free and neutral internet, open technology and community-driven infrastructure are ignored by most of the public. We're instead seen as black hats trying to set the world on fire and political troublemakers. Is it because we don't present our values in ways accessible to regular people?
Programmer, hacker, educator, activist and a wannabe writer fascinated by how technology is portrayed in culture - and how that affects human lives.#solarpunk
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