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I hate CNN and MSNBC, and I can't stand #JakeTapper who weaponises antisemitism against Palestinians and particularly his nauseating targeting of #LindaSarsour

Yet, this is where the info is. This is the full video that #DaveNeal mentioned.

youtube.com/watch?v=TsqgXfrSks

#TheLead 2 days ago

#Whistleblower from #NLRB (an independent federal agency enforcing the #NationalLaborRelationsAct) said #DOGE took #SensitiveData --- now he's being hounded with threatening notes

#ARRESTDOGE #StopDOGE #FuckTrumpMusk #ArrestBessent (he gave the keys to DODGE)

Inside Elon #Musk’s ‘Digital Coup’

"Musk’s loyalists at #DOGE have infiltrated dozens of federal agencies, pushed out tens of thousands of workers, and siphoned millions of people’s most #SensitiveData. The next step: #Unleash the #AI.'

“I was put in a position where, whether I chose to engage or not engage, I might have to cross #ethical lines. I would have to #breach the oath to the #Constitution that I swore. I would have to breach my #morals,” she says."
wired.com/story/elon-musk-digi

WIRED · Inside Elon Musk’s ‘Digital Coup’By Makena Kelly

"This is the largest #databreach in American history,” Tong said in a statement on Friday. “#Doge is an unlawfully constituted band of renegade #techbros combing through #confidentialrecords, #sensitivedata and critical payment systems. What could go wrong?”

Judge temporarily blocks #Musk’s ‘Doge’ team from accessing #treasury records | #ElonMusk | The Guardian
theguardian.com/technology/202

#USpol
#democracy
#ruleoflaw
#privacylaws
#confidentialinformation

The Guardian · Judge temporarily blocks Musk’s ‘Doge’ team from accessing treasury recordsBy Guardian staff reporter
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FOSS NEWS

Tor and Tails projects join forces for easier collaboration to reach their common goals:
alternativeto.net/news/2024/9/
(Onion now has some tails lol)

VirtualBox 7.1.2 released with 3D acceleration support on ARM VMs and various bug fixes:
9to5linux.com/virtualbox-7-1-2

MPV 0.39.0 released with NVIDIA RTX and Intel VSR Scaling support, multi-touch support, new select.lua script to select files from a playlist etc.:
9to5linux.com/mpv-0-39-0-relea
(*terminal nerds happy face*)

Noyb (none of your business) digital rights organization claims "Privacy Preserving Attribution" in Firefox (which lets websites track performance of ads without tracking users) goes against GDPR because Mozilla itself still collects sensitive data:
theregister.com/2024/09/25/moz
(They basically do the same as Google with Chrome and Apple with iOS. They don't let anyone else collect data except for them, so they get a massive advantage in the data market...)

Proton Drive desktop and mobile apps get open source:
proton.me/blog/drive-open-sour
(But why weren't those open source until now? 🤔️)

(Linux news in original post)

Balancing privacy and reusability: The why, what, and how of de-identifying research data

A new post on the Odissei blog, by Ricarda Braukmann and me. I really enjoyed writing this post! Hopefully it is useful for those seeking more insights into the delicate balance between the need and obligation to protect research participants and their personal data, and the importance of maintaining the utility and reusability of your data.

odissei-data.nl/2024/09/18/de-

ODISSEI – Open Data Infrastructure for Social Science and Economic Innovations · Balancing privacy and reusability: The why, what, and how of de-identifying research data - ODISSEI – Open Data Infrastructure for Social Science and Economic InnovationsIn this blog post, we look at the need for de-identifying data, the different ways of doing this, and some of the issues around balancing the competing interests of anonymity and reusability of data.

Are you working with restricted access data? We would like to hear from you!

Do you manage datasets that require access restrictions? Who would be allowed to access these data? Under what conditions do you grant access? ODISSEI and DANS have designed a survey that aims to find out more about common practices in selecting and managing data access restrictions, and their underlying motivations. We would really appreciate your input!

dans.knaw.nl/en/news/are-you-w

DANSAre you working with restricted access data? We would like to hear from you! - DANS