Acronym TV The H Open Source: News and Features Tuesday, 16 Jul 2013 GitHub gets smart over open source licences GitHub has taken steps to make it easier to set a licence on a new project and to select an open source licence following criticisms that it was making it too easy to leave unlicensed, copyright code in public more » Monday, 15 Jul 2013 NSS 3.15.1 brings TLS 1.2 support to Firefox Network Security Services (NSS), the collection of cryptographic libraries which is used, among others, by Mozilla's Firefox browser, now supports TLS 1.2. Second Android signature attack disclosed A second hole in Android's signature validation has been disclosed, though there are greater limitations to the new technique. X successor Wayland 1.2 arrives The new version of the Linux graphics system offers a stable programming interface for display servers as well as colour management and multi-seat support; it also runs on the Raspberry Pi more » Saturday, 13 Jul 2013 Friday, 12 Jul 2013 Thursday, 11 Jul 2013 New licences for Wakanda 5
Bill Moyers & friends BILL MOYERS: This week on Moyers & Company… DAVID SUZUKI: Oh, the market! Praise the market! ANNOUNCER: Funding is provided by: Anne Gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. Carnegie Corporation of New York, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security at Carnegie.org. The Ford Foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. The Herb Alpert Foundation, supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. The John D. Park Foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. The Kohlberg Foundation. Barbara G. And by our sole corporate sponsor, Mutual of America, designing customized individual and group retirement products. BILL MOYERS: Welcome. Suzuki’s father would live long enough to realize with pride that his son had lived up to his name. It’s an uphill struggle. DAVID SUZUKI: Thank you. DAVID SUZUKI: I'm 78.
TheSleuthJournal - Real News Without Synthetics The Sunday Times Bonmarché blames Brexit and weather for sliding profits new Bonmarché, the discount clothing retailer, blamed a string of factors, from bad weather to Brexit, for sliding annual profits and its failure to increase market share. The company, which specialises in clothing for women aged over 50, complained that last year had been more challenging than it had expected and that it had not managed to...Bonmarché, the discount clothing retailer, blamed a string of factors, from bad weather to Brexit, for sliding annual profits and its failure to increase market share. The company, which specialises in clothing for women aged over 50, complained that last year had been more challenging than it had expected and that it had not managed to...Bonmarché, the discount clothing retailer, blamed a string of factors, from bad weather to Brexit, for sliding annual profits... Read the full story
Verschwörungstheorien und „gutes Bildungsfernsehen“: das kontroverse YouTube-Phänomen KenFM Von Hendrik Steinkuhl Am Ende jeder seiner Sendungen sagt Ken Jebsen: „Meine Zielgruppe bleibt … Der Mensch!“, und auch wenn das ein tief empfundenes Bekenntnis sein mag, ist es furchtbar prätentiös. Vor sechs Jahren verlor Ken Jebsen seine wöchentliche Radio-Show KenFM, mutmaßlich deshalb, weil er einem Hörer in einem Chat Missverständliches über den Holocaust mitgeteilt hatte. Kurze Zeit später durfte der Moderator wieder auf den Sender. Zu oft verfällt Jebsen in ein grelles Agitations-Stakkato Vor 20 Jahren wäre die öffentliche Person Ken Jebsen damit am Ende gewesen. „Deutschland unterstützt jeden fucking Angriffskrieg über Ramstein oder Africom, das ist das, was wir tun! Der Journalist, der Jebsen laut ständiger Selbstauskunft ist, hat in solchen Passagen längst dem Aktivisten Platz gemacht. Man kann Jebsen einen Verschwörungstheoretiker nennen Und es liegt noch mehr zu Jebsens Ungunsten vor, denn ja: Man kann ihn einen Verschwörungstheoretiker nennen. Ja, oft ist weniger mehr.
Earth Island Journal | Earth Island Institute SeaWorld’s Advertisements Are Full Of Lies (Video) In effort to reinvent its image, theme park resorts to fudging facts again by Laura Bridgeman – October 6, 2017 The International Marine Mammal Project released a new video last week that debunks many of the lies SeaWorld tells the public and its shareholders, lies that are increasingly getting the theme park and entertainment company into hot water. At its core, SeaWorld…> Read more A Tale of Two Wild Sisters Saga of African wild dogs siblings offers a stark reminder of the challenges predators face in Man’s world by Megan Claase – October 4, 2017 One of the greatest things about spending your time studying endangered African wild dogs (Lycaon Pictus) is getting to know the dogs as individuals. An Unlikely Alliance Holds Strong against Keystone XL In the fields of Nebraska, Jane Kleeb has grown a bipartisan coalition of farmers, ranchers, tribes and environmental advocates to fight an international pipeline by Gail Ablow – October 3, 2017
Symbolia “Neuroscientific research supports what narrative nonfiction storytellers instinctively know: Stories with clear, emotionally evocative dramatic arcs are most effective at keeping readers engaged. These stories cause the body to produce chemicals including cortisol, which focuses attention, as well as oxytocin, which is associated with empathy. They also light up areas of the brain linked to understanding others.” — Erin Polgreen wrote an essay for Nieman Reports on the power of comics and non-fiction narratives. The New Media Movement Is Here: 20 News Sites Kicking Our Generation Into Action At the height of the 2012 presidential election season, Gallup reported that “Americans' distrust in the media hit a new high this year, with 60% saying they have little or no trust in the mass media to report the news fully, accurately, and fairly.” As disappointing as the numbers are, they're not much of a surprise to Americans such as yourself, who have already sought out alternatives to mainstream news sources. Unfortunately, however, most Americans haven't. Television, the home base of mainstream media, remains the primary news source for most Americans regardless of age group, level of education, political affiliation, race or income bracket. Online news sources are becoming more and more popular, as one might expect. But a solid 50% of Americans ages 18 to 65 and over still get the majority of their news from TV – with just over one in five, or 21%, getting their news primarily from online sources. But it's not just cynicism that is the problem. Tuning Into our Devices Yes!
Deprogram: Episode 28 - UNICORN RIOT Ep. 28: #Mizzou #ConcernedStudent1950 #BlackOnCampus #ClimateChange #KeystoneXL #Enbridge #Hackers #CWA #Anonymous #Securus #PrisonMonitoring #MMM2015 #CopsLie #BlackLivesMatter #Turkey #Silvan #SilvanUnderAttack #Palestine #Justice4KeithLamar #ConcernedStudent1950 For episode 28 of Deprogram we start at the University of Missouri, where a hunger strike to combat the systemic racial injustices on campus forced Mizzou president to step down. #ClimateChange We then bring you some climate news; the KeystoneXL pipeline was rejected but Enbridge have pipelines that have been built that move just as much oil, while Earth’s temperature continues to rise. Cyber News In cyber news; Crackas With Attitude hack more government employees and Anonymous continues #OpMonsanto and hacks the USDA. #CopsLie International News The Turkish government has been continuing its attack on the Kurdish population and Israel continues to eradicate the freedoms of Palestinians in occupied territories.