The document revealed a staggeringly due process-free system in which the government was routinely affixing the word “terrorist” to an individual’s name and disseminating that information to a sprawling network of foreign and private partners, with virtually no evidence required to support the claim.
Batch 1 ‘Aspen’ handsets — all of the batches are codenamed after trees, alphabetically, from A to F — provide a usable phone with complete initial board and all hardware components included.
The case, however, will be handcrafted and, Purism say, may have a “loose fit” and variation in alignment, as well as unfinished kill-switch caps.
Software-wise things won’t be super smart, app updates will need to be installed via the command line, and, more ominously, the device will tout “early power management”.
librem 5 specs
Recap of the Librem 5 specs
Batch 2 ‘Birch’ follows a month later (October 29th – November 26th) with all of Aspen’s features but a tighter fitting case, improved software, better power management.
Batch 3 ‘Chestnut’ ships in December with all of the above, plus capped kill switches, “final setup”, and much improved power management.
Batch ‘4’ Dogwood (January to March 2020) adds improved core apps, third-party apps, and a refined GUI app store
Batch 5 ‘Evergreen‘ features a moulded case.
Finally, there’s Batch 6 ‘Fir’ which boasts a 14nm Next Generation CPU, revised mechanical design, and long-term support release software.
Est ce qu'ils ont discuté avec l'équipe ?
Non. Ils sont venus, ont gueulés, nous ont pas laissé en placer une (c'était impossible dans ce type de conditions, comme dit plus haut), puis sont repartis tout heureux d'avoir pu prouver à quel point on est des méchants qui aiment insulter les handicapés.
le vécu d'un contributeur du GNU Image Manipulation Program à propos du fork Glimpse et dans quelles conditions ça a été fait...
l’absence de caractère licite du traitement constitue un empêchement légitime à l’application des dispositions précitées de l’article 145 du code de procédure civile, sauf à porter une atteinte illégitime et disproportionnée aux droits et libertés fondamentales d’autrui, en l’espèce le droit à la protection des données à caractère personnel des individus dont les adresses IP ont été collectées
le lien de la pétition
Cette fois, ce devrait être la bonne. Évoquée depuis 2010, la fusion entre le Conseil supérieur de l’audiovisuel (CSA) et la Haute Autorité pour la diffusion des œuvres et la protection des droits sur Internet (Hadopi) devrait devenir réalité au cours de l’actuelle législature. Par ailleurs, un rapprochement avec le régulateur des télécoms s’opérera avec cette nouvelle entité.
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Savez-vous vraiment comment est fabriqué votre smartphone? Vous connaissez à coup sûr le nom des grandes marques (de Samsung à Apple, en passant par Huawei, Motorola ou OnePlus), vous n'ignorez sans doute pas que l'assemblage est généralement effectué en Asie et vous vous doutez que les composants en plastique et métaux rares polluent la planète.
Motivation and challenges building a mobile phone that respects your freedom, privacy and digital rights - and is hackable. This talk will present a summary of a two year journey, which is still ongoing.
Today mobile phones are the computing device of the decade, maybe even of this century. Almost everyone carries one, every day to every place. They are pretty much always connected and we entrust almost our entire digital life to them - any form of communication (voice, text, video), all kinds of entertainment (reading, web surfing, video/movies), personal information (address books, social media), location (navigation, location sharing) etc. Pretty much our entire digital life is mirrored by these devices and to a growing extent happening right on them.
What is often not fully recognized is that this huge ecosystem of mobile hard- and software is controlled by only a very few globe spanning companies. Our digital life is to a large part controlled by these companies and currently there is little way around them.
This talk will present the experiences we had and have in this industry creating a mobile phone that is running 100% free software, respects the user's digital rights and gives back full control over data and communication to the user - by separating radios from the main CPU, by providing hardware kill switches and by using only free software for the full stack. We will also talk about the huge challenges encountered, from CPU choice to radio choice up through the software stack. It will also share our approaches to solve these challenges and share experience in working with hardware manufacturing companies (globally), from electronics design to product manufacturing.