HelloCoolWorld.com : Welcome! Mailvelope - OpenPGP for webmail | security in-a-box Mailvelope comes preconfigured to work with several webmail services, including Gmail. You can check if Mailvelope is already configured to work with your webmail provider by loging into your email account and composing new message. You should see a Mailvelope button in the upper, right-hand corner of the message area, as shown below: If you see this button, you can skip the remaining steps in this section. To make Mailvelope work with the Roundcube webmail interface used by Riseup and other providers, follow the steps below. Step 1. Step 2. Step 3. Step 4. Step 5. At the bottom of this list, you should see a new entry for mail.riseup.net. Step 6. Step 7. Step 8. Step 8. Your browser will once again display a screen containing a List of E-mail Providers. Step 9. Step 10. You should see a Mailvelope button in the upper, right-hand corner of the message area, as shown below:
Neumáticos reciclados ( ideas ) Les dejamos algunas ideas recopiladas de neumáticos reciclados! Tanto para formatos funcionales, como para ideas mas decorativas. Macetas: Maceta con cubierta pintada Macetas con cubiertas pintadas Macetas en pared Decoración y muebles: Asientos para niños Patio, plazas / Jardin Recubierto con hilos pegados Asientos de colores Juego de mini mesa ratona con sillitas Asientos con respaldo Cubiertas de colores sobre pared Mesita y asientitos con cubiertas de distintos tamaños Balancin para niño con cubierta y madera Diseño de cubiertas en pared Varios:
Julian Assange on His New Book, When Google Met WikiLeaks Julian Assange, the 43-year-old founder and editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks, has been living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since June of 2012. He occupies a single room in the building, a couple hundred square feet of space cluttered with work and life. He avoids using email and tries to interact with his staff only in person. “I have to act like Osama bin Laden now,” he writes in his recently published book, When Google Met WikiLeaks (OR Books). The book chronicles the afternoon in 2011 when he was visited by four individuals: Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google; Jared Cohen, director of Google Ideas; Lisa Shields, vice president of the Council on Foreign Relations; and Scott Malcomson, the communications director for the International Crisis Group. Ecuador has granted Assange asylum, but the United Kingdom will not allow Assange, who is Australian, passage to South America. But there’s a difference between leadership and direction—coercive control over something.
Verification Handbook: homepage Free and Open Source Software Applications that are safe and useful for unionists, labour and social justice activists | NetwOrganisation N-1: N-1 is an online social network software. It has been developed by Indignados from Spain and elsewhere collectively. N-1 combines many of the below tools in it. Other important free and open source online networks are Diaspora, Rise Up, Drupal. Big Blue Button is an open source online software built originally for higher and long distance education purpose. Mumble is a free telecommunication software that is used by Occupy movement, Spanish Indignados/15M activists. Turtle is a free and open source anonymous peer-to-peer network project facilitating free speech and sharing information by combining encryption with peer-to-peer (P2P) technology. Webchat Free Node: Safe and secure instant chat rooms for activists who are sharing and working on collective projects and actions. Online collective document creation: Titan Pad / RiseUp Pad / Priate Pad WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog. Other usefull FOSS tools: Address Book Audio Tools Bulletin Board
Android - riseup.net Getting and Installing Bitmask There are two ways to obtain the Bitmask Android client, the first one is to download directly from the Bitmask website and the second is to download it through the Play Store. This first one means you will have to manually download any updates to the client. The second that you are letting Google live on your device. We recommend for now to use the direct download method. Downloading and installing Bitmask for Android You can download the latest version of Bitmask for Android from the following url or read the following QR code from your device: To install you have mark the “Unknown sources” option in Android Settings -> Security -> “Unknown sources”. Getting Bitmask through the Play Store Search for Bitmask on the Play store, or visit the following url from your device Using Bitmask for the first time After that, open your just installed Bitmask app.
muebles de llanta.wmv Web Liberty and Privacy The fifth and sixth public meetings of Google’s advisory council met in Berlin and London recently, inviting experts and the public to discuss the outcome of the recent “right to be forgotten ruling” made by the European court of Justice. Adviser Luciano Floridi explains the consultations. One of the crucial questions of our age is who may legitimately exercise what power over which kind of information. This is also one of the thorny issues raised by the ruling of the European court of justice (ECJ) against Google on the so-called “right to be forgotten”. The question is complicated because one may interpret “who”, “what power” and “which information” in many ways and end up talking at cross-purposes. In terms of power, the last three are legal entities that do not generate the personal information or its links (the two relevant types of information under discussion) but can determine how the other entities manage both. The mess concerns the first three entities.
Follow the Money: a Digital Guide for Tracking Corruption The digital age has profoundly transformed the way people find and share information. The Internet is enabling collaboration between activists, hackers and journalists on an unprecedented scale. This has led to previously unimaginable possibilities in investigative reporting. People are newly empowered to uncover hidden information, expose corruption and bring the truth to light. Through a series of short films, Exposing the Invisible tells the personal stories of those working at the new frontiers of investigation. We explore their tools and methods and learn how they manage the risks of information activism. We hope that Exposing the Invisible will inspire a new generation of people committed to transparency and accountability. New movies will be uploaded to our website regularly. This project would not have been made possible without our sponsors and all the people who have contributed. If you watched the films, it would be great to know what you thought.
GPS bracelet uses social media to protect Civil Rights Activists The Civil Rights Defenders have issued their first batch of GPS bracelets that will alert the CRDs' headquarters, other nearby activists, and the entirety of the CRDs' social media following if the bracelet's owner is ever kidnapped. The first 5 bracelets were issued from April 2nd through April 5th during the Civil Rights Defenders' conference, Defenders' Days. The CRD plans on issuing 55 of these bracelets over the next year and a half. The bracelets are described as a personal alarm, and the product is called the "Natalia Project". It was named after Natalia Estemirova, a human rights defender who, in 2009, was murdered within 24 hours of being kidnapped. The GPS bracelet can be activated manually, or if an attacker forcefully removes it from the activist's wrist. The Civil Rights Defenders state that these bracelets could potentially alert hundreds of thousands of people instantly.
How Mesh Networking Empowers Mobile Activism Mobile activism has proven to be a cornerstone of modern tactics used to hold governments and organizations accountable. Yet as we have seen multiple times across the globe in recent years, when large scale protests erupt, or governments feel threatened, the result is sometimes the shutdown of mobile networks. These events can have substantial impacts felt across the economy, services digital and physical, not to mention the obvious massive communication disruptions. Such events have even led groups to look into recognizing mobile network access as a fundamental human right. Where there is a will, there is a way, and clever protesters in China have found a way to get around mobile network shutdowns aimed at disrupting their ability to organize protests. A Network In Your Pocket Aside from impeding communications efforts altogether, activists also live with the concern that their communications might be monitored by authorities. Mesh Networking on Mobile A Chain of Tiny Networks
Soy Natural, Manualidad Puff de llantas Assange: Google Is Not What It Seems In June 2011, Julian Assange received an unusual visitor: the chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt, arrived from America at Ellingham Hall, the country house in Norfolk, England where Assange was living under house arrest. For several hours the besieged leader of the world’s most famous insurgent publishing organization and the billionaire head of the world’s largest information empire locked horns. The two men debated the political problems faced by society, and the technological solutions engendered by the global network—from the Arab Spring to Bitcoin. They outlined radically opposing perspectives: for Assange, the liberating power of the Internet is based on its freedom and statelessness. Newsweek Magazine is Back In Print In this extract from When Google Met WikiLeaks Assange describes his encounter with Schmidt and how he came to conclude that it was far from an innocent exchange of views. I was intrigued that the mountain would come to Muhammad. Some time later Jared Cohen arrived.