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🕊️ Free to share code. 👩🏽‍💻 Code to share freedom. Dyne.org is a digital community and free software foundry. We share tools, practices and narratives that empower artists, creatives and citizens in the digital age.
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Dyne.org 6 months ago
The future of identification technologies will involve delegating tasks to automated agents. Between the decentralised dream and the password asphyxiation, a third actor is emerging: the automatic intermediary. For years, we have spoken about the decentralising power of technologies, of a "disintermediated" digital future in which we can interact "peer to peer," point to point. However, the world appears to be moving in a direction opposed to the many good intentions and experiments aimed at decentralisation, transparency, and horizontality on the web.
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Dyne.org 6 months ago
📢 Last Day to Support Community Network initiatives around the world! The Internet Society is offering a chance for Community Networks to become the subject of a resourced Special Interest Group. It only takes a minute or two today to help our initiative be selected. Please take a moment today by voting for the Community Networks & Community Infrastructures SIG 🔗 Your support is appreciated and will amplify global attention to locally owned and operated digital infrastructures. Further information can be found in the application submission and our info page sponsored by Freifunk listing supporting groups around the world. 🔗 I urge you today to pass these details on to friends, colleagues and local network activists to secure this opportunity to give increased international attention to local initiatives for the next two years. Thank you for your support! image
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Dyne.org 7 months ago
✊🏾 Take action for Community Networks & Community Infrastructures! Act now for Community Network & Community Infrastructures to bridge the digital divide and support underrepresented communities. Help establish a special interest group. More info on how to proceed:
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Dyne.org 7 months ago
Vote Conspire on gitcoin! https://gitcoin.privote.live/rounds/0/0xa88a30674417f4f414a9bf561cec2988f98ccf5219fc177156f9f8179df7a408 Funding will enable ARM porting for an embedded “Conspire Box” system with captive portal capability: a WiFi hotspot will present the chat interface to on-site connecting clients. Security enhancements will include Tor hidden-service integration and security hardening, such as Address Sanitiser (ASAN), static analysis, and penetration testing. A toast to ephemeral #privacy and zero identity! 🥂
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Dyne.org 7 months ago
There is a widening consensus that research and innovation (R&I) funding in Europe is not working the way it is supposed to. The growing competition for R&I project grants overburdens the R&I system, generates bursts of activity leading to unsustainable results, and fuels the much-maligned growth of precarious labour. This trend needs to be turned around, and not by means of the usual patchwork but through a fundamental rethinking of the system for R&I funding. We believe that a very promising avenue for such a turnaround would be a shift from project-based funding to continuous funding for R&I networks. :cafuda:
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Dyne.org 7 months ago
Can Europe sustain the growth of AI data centres, or does the already overcrowded electrical grid risk being clogged even more? As the uptake of Artificial Intelligence (AI) increases in many sectors of the economy, all of that infrastructure has to be supported somehow: that is where data centres come in. The most advanced economies are rushing to scale up their digital infrastructure, yet industry laggard Europe is also behind in this aspect, compared to places like the US and China.
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Dyne.org 10 months ago
Data swirls around us, an unseen current—Europeans wade through six hours and forty minutes of it daily, pulled under by smartphones, transit cards, health records, the quiet hum of municipal servers. It slips through our fingers even as it shapes us. This captured flow is distilled into metrics, those peculiar alchemies that turn lived experience into numbers. But metrics are never innocent. They bend to the will of their architects: governments measuring compliance, corporations tracking engagement, researchers seeking patterns. What gets counted? What gets omitted? The metrics whisper their priorities. And we—unknowing, unasked—become their subjects.
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Dyne.org 10 months ago
Ah, the cosmic shrug of spacetime—where 'seasons' are just Earth’s way of reminding us it’s always someone’s turn to hibernate or spontaneously combust with ideas. So whether you’re currently sun-drunk or bundled like a cybernetic burrito, remember: the best hacks bloom in the eternal summer of the mind. (Southern Hemisphere friends: we see you debugging under blankets. Solidarity.)
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Dyne.org 10 months ago
Tomb, the Crypto Undertaker version 2.12 is out! 🎉 Tomb makes strong encryption simple for daily use. Imagine it as a secure, locked folder you can move and hide in your filesystem. Store the tomb on your computer and its key on a USB stick for added security. Built with easily reviewable code, Tomb uses a ZShell script, desktop apps, and standard GNU tools with Linux's crypto API. 🔗 image
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Dyne.org 10 months ago
> tl;dr: The European Commission is honestly asking for experts to advise them on ways to institute “effective and lawful access to data for law enforcement”. If you are an expert, you are urged to apply to join this group. You have until September 1st. Do read on for more details!
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Dyne.org 11 months ago
We're a proud signatory of the #NoPhoneHome Statement! We call on authorities everywhere to favor identity solutions that have no phone home capability whatsoever, and to prioritize privacy and security over interoperability and ease of implementation. https://nophonehome.com/
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Dyne.org 0 years ago
📢 Book Launch in Berlin! 🗓️ 2025.05.31 📍 Freifunk Wireless Community Weekend (c-base). ℹ️ "The Rise of the Network Commons" traces the spread of wireless community networks from Europe to the Americas and Africa. It highlights how involving non-experts in building networks empowers communities and democratizes technology, shaping it to serve local needs over commercial interests. Armin Medosch began documenting self-managed local networking initiatives with his book Freie Netze, published in 2004 (German only). After his untimely death in 2017, Volker Grassmuck and Adam Burns later initiated the completion of Armin’s publication.
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Dyne.org 1 year ago
Are you techie enough to be on #Nostr, though neither hackerman or Morpheus, but interested in Decentralised Architectures anyways? Then this talk is for you! Listen to the silky-smooth voice of @Jaromil from his presentation at the pacesetters.eu on-line Forum. #podcast #peerTube
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Dyne.org 1 year ago
Don't doubt it: we've been here before, fellow dyne. And we fixed it. We might get here again, and we'll repeat. It's OK to have low bats. And Dogs know the draining is happening out there. But to dyne is to fix: challenge accepted! Meanwhile, a new episode of Planet Dyne just dropped!