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thomas boosted

[?]oxy » 🌐
@oxy@social.bsdlab.au

All of the #Fosdem 2026 videos are up

https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/events/

    [?]Olm-e » 🌐
    @olm_e@tchafia.be

    ho tiens, le premier reportage (à ma connaissance) depuis bien longtemps sur le par la rtbf ... un short d'1m30
    mais il termine par donner un rdv l'année prochaine !
    rtbf.be/article/les-logiciels-

      [?]Bradley M. Kühn » 🌐
      @bkuhn@fedi.copyleft.org

      (4/5)…It's easy to forget that the enemy to software freedom is *not* proprietary systems' *users*, rather those who *sell* such systems *for profit*. -backed gen- proprietary systems are simply the latest tech fad (like, say, Web 2.0 & AJAX).
      @karen & I keynoted 2x at & 1x at LCA about the importance of — as social workers say — “meeting people where they are”:
      archive.fosdem.org/2019/interv
      archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedu
      youtube.com/watch?v=n55WClalwHo
      archive.fosdem.org/2020/schedu

      Cc: @silverwizard @josh

        pvergain (framapiaf) boosted

        [?]Evan Prodromou » 🌐
        @evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.org

        Introducing tags.pub

        tags.pub is a new service under development by the Social Web Foundation. It is a global hashtag server -- it lets you follow a hashtag across the Fediverse. There's lots of information on the tags.pub home page, and I (Evan) did a talk about tags.pub at FOSDEM 2026. This blog post answers some basics about tags.pub. To follow a hashtag globally, search for a user with that name at tags.pub, like <a rel="mention" class="u-url mention" href="https://tags.pub/user/example">@example</a> for the #example hashtag. Follow that account, and it will share all the […] [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

        tags.pub is a new service under development by the Social Web Foundation. It is a global hashtag server — it lets you follow a hashtag across the Fediverse. There’s lots of information on the tags.pub home page, and I (Evan) did a talk about tags.pub at FOSDEM 2026. This blog post answers some basics about tags.pub.

        • To follow a hashtag globally, search for a user with that name at tags.pub, like @example for the hashtag. Follow that account, and it will share all the content it sees with that hashtag to you. If you unfollow the account, it should stop sharing to you. The usernames only have letters and numbers in them, and they only go up to 64 characters.
        • To share your content with tags.pub, search for and follow the @_followback account. It will follow you back (thus the name) and your public posts will be shared by the hashtag accounts on tags.pub. If you unfollow the follow back account, it will unfollow you back, and your content will no longer be shared.
        • You can connect a whole server to tags.pub by using the relay interface. Add https://tags.pub/user/_____relay_____/inbox (Mastodon) or https://tags.pub/user/_____relay_____ (Pleroma) to your server relays. This is a one-way pipe — your server will send public posts to tags.pub, but tags.pub won’t send all its public data back to you. Instead, your users should follow hashtag accounts to get specific feeds.
        • We respect your agency. If your server is connected to tags.pub and you don’t want it to boost your content, add to your bio. If you already have , that should be plenty. You’ll still be able to follow tags.pub hashtag accounts. If you don’t want to see or be seen by tags.pub at all, you can block the domain ‘tags.pub’ entirely.
        • Becoming the ‘global’ hashtag server is a goal. We are still ramping up, and there are a lot of people and servers that are not yet connected.
        • tags.pub will not share your content with accounts or servers that you have blocked. It only shares the link to your content, so your block will be respected.
        • tags.pub is developed and operated by Social Web Foundation. We are a US non-profit. The servers are located in Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada in a data centre run by OVHCloud, a French corporation. We try to keep the data storage to the absolute minimum necessary to provide the hashtag sharing service. There is no search index, and we don’t archive your content. The code is Free and Open Source software under the AGPL-v3.
        • If you have a feature request, or a bug report, please add a GitHub issue. If you have a private comment or question, please use our contact form.

        nicolas boosted

        [?]pak0st » 🌐
        @pak0st@fosstodon.org

        The 4k video playback on the is really impressive!
        The @pine64 stall at was great 💯💯

        PineTab2 running Big Buck video at 4k

        Alt...PineTab2 running Big Buck video at 4k

        Pine64 stall at FOSDEM 2026

        Alt...Pine64 stall at FOSDEM 2026

          [?]Nicolas Pettiaux » 🌐
          @npettiaux@mamot.fr

          Tout autre git européen que fait l'affaire, mais si vous cherchez une nombreuse communauté, vous la trouverez sur HTTPS://codeberg.Org comme au ou à début juillet aussi à @ULBruxelles pour parler et @ploum @nitot @nicolasvivant

            [?]🫧 socialcoding.. » 🤖 🌐
            @smallcircles@social.coop

            Even more than Gleam community the AS/AP based fediverse faces existential threats where it comes to the promise to lead us towards "the future of social networking", a peopleverse. And poses high danger risks that must be known, so we can anticipate and mitigate them timely.

            But above all we have to find ways to constructively collaborate with each in this chaotic grassroots environment we are part of.

            and at scale, organic growth and sustainable evolution are applied research areas of Social coding commons, where participants add value while working on their own solutions, following their self-interests in alignment with those of other people

            To folks who are interested in the general subject matter I addressed above, I recommend watching the talk given by Michiel Leenaars of @nlnet at last month:

            "FOSS in times of war, scarcity and (adversarial) AI" by @michiel

            fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

              Nizar Kerkeni 🇹🇳 نزار القرقني boosted

              [?]F-Droid » 🌐
              @fdroidorg@floss.social

              has a board, old news, time goes by, we get busy with the apps, the client, the repo, the server, the imminent danger, the , and terms come to an end.

              We seek an enthusiastic, collaborative and diverse board that can support our community as effectively as possible.

              Nominations are now open to select up to four volunteer directors to serve for two years each.

              How? When? Where? Who? Read: f-droid.org/2026/02/26/board-o

              In you can make a difference!

                [?]Matthias Kirschner » 🌐
                @kirschner@mastodon.social

                At I promised people that if you attend the talk by @nicorikken and myself you will feel better afterwards. From the feedback we received I think we accomplished this.

                The recording of the talk "Automating translation of a bestseller to spark children's interest in coding" is now also online here, so if you ever need some "feel good" moments around feel free to watch: fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

                  Alain Portay ⏚ boosted

                  [?]Eugen Rochko » 🌐
                  @Gargron@mastodon.social

                  Some folks at tried to buy the makeshift hats one of our team members brought, so I arranged for this prototype of an official hat to be made. It's a fisherman beanie with our logo embroidered. I'm trying to gauge interest here. Is this something you'd buy? (Poll in follow-up post)

                  A beautiful woman with dark hair and two braids, wearing a grey wool sweater and a blue fisherman beanie with the Mastodon logo embroidered on the front.

                  Alt...A beautiful woman with dark hair and two braids, wearing a grey wool sweater and a blue fisherman beanie with the Mastodon logo embroidered on the front.

                  A beautiful woman with dark hair and two braids, wearing a grey wool sweater and a blue fisherman beanie with the Mastodon logo embroidered on the front.

                  Alt...A beautiful woman with dark hair and two braids, wearing a grey wool sweater and a blue fisherman beanie with the Mastodon logo embroidered on the front.

                    anarcat boosted

                    [?]LWN.net » 🌐
                    @lwn@fedi.lwn.net

                    [$] An effort to secure the Network Time Protocol

                    The Network Time Protocol (NTP) debuted in 1985; it is a universally used, open specification that is deeply important for all sorts of activities we take for granted. It also, des [...]

                    lwn.net/Articles/1059200/

                      [?]Free Software Foundation Europe » 🌐
                      @fsfe@mastodon.social

                      During we launched a survey on Article 25 - Attestation

                      📄 This survey gathers input on how voluntary security attestation programmes for could work under Article 25 of the .

                      There are 27 questions (no need to answer all of them) plus additional thoughts in the free field are more than welcome

                      Please respond until 28 February! Don't forget to share
                      ➡️ dialog-cybersicherheit.limesur

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