July 2020
In this issue: Node zine 2 • Schrems 2 • this is fine • etc.
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In this issue: Node zine 2 • Schrems 2 • this is fine • etc.
In this issue: DOTS • DWeb developer report • TrustNet • Text Fragments • etc.
In this issue: GDPR 2 years • Dat→Hypercore • Grant for the Web • etc.
In this issue: contract tracing apps • Wikipedia’s social protocols • better than Goodreads • etc.
In this issue: epidemic surveillance • github+npm • Diaspora • etc.
In this issue: FOSDEM • Our Networks • Ted Nelson’s foresight • new newspapers • etc.
In this issue: DWeb SF meetup • What makes decentralisation hard? • Jay’s project comparisons • etc.
In this issue: 36C3 • Delta Chat • Twitter’s bluesky • Site.js
In this issue: IGF • .org sell-out • death of transit • etc.
In this issue: Redecentralize unconference • break them open • app store politics • etc.
In this issue: DNS over HTTPS • Facebook on data portability • Nitter • etc.
In this issue: CCCamp • Data Transfer Project • EU’s internet plans • etc.
In this issue: DWeb Camp • adversarial interoperability • local-first software • fediverse hosting & blocking • etc.