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Hi,
bei mir sind die Freifunk Dienste gerade nicht mehr aufrufbar. Ich komm nur bis
in-berlin.de
traceroute to matrix.ffnw.de (185.197.132.21), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 _gateway (139.13.79.254) 49.705 ms 49.658 ms 49.639 ms
2 139.13.111.201 (139.13.111.201) 49.214 ms 49.533 ms 49.538 ms
3 cr-han2-pwether10033.x-win.dfn.de (188.1.242.49) 55.135 ms 55.494 ms
55.489 ms
4 lwlcom.dus.ecix.net (194.146.118.157) 56.990 ms 58.299 ms 58.625 ms
5 xe-0-0-2-520.cr01.bre02.lwlcom.net (185.76.191.85) 67.486 ms 68.872 ms
69.220 ms
6 xe-0-0-1-0.cr01.bre01.lwlcom.net (185.76.190.65) 67.071 ms 48.779 ms
45.359 ms
7 xe-0-0-0-606.cr01.ham01.lwlcom.net (185.76.190.170) 41.898 ms 42.245 ms
42.238 ms
8 ae0-20.cr01.ber01.lwlcom.net (185.76.189.77) 44.920 ms 71.069 ms 71.256 ms
9 ffnw.in-berlin.de (217.197.83.186) 63.971 ms 64.227 ms 64.224 ms
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Tarek
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Hallo zusammen,
aufgrund von Wartungsarbeiten beim Freifunk Rheinland kann es heute zwischen 12 und 23 Uhr zu Einschränkungen und Problemen bei IPv6 kommen. Folgende Hoods sind davon betroffen:
- Oldenburg
- Wittmund
- Stadt Osnabrück
- Defaultnetz
- Cloppenburg
Der Freifunk Rheinland tauscht an mehreren Standorten Hardware aus - die o.g Hoods sind noch nicht komplett an unser IPv6 Netz angebunden, dies wird diesen Monat noch geschehen.
Viele Grüße
Stefan
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In our 101010th issue:
* Report: By 2020, More Than 30% of World's Electricity
Consumption Will Be Spent Explaining Bitcoin
Scientists have released a new study claiming that if
current trends continue, nearly a third of the world's
power will be used to explain how Bitcoin works by 2020.
According to experts, the amount of energy required to
download tweets, articles, and instant messages which
describe what "the blockchain" is and how "decentralized"
currencies are "the future" will soon eclipse the total
amount of power used by the country of Denmark. The authors
note that the average Uber driver now spends three minutes
per ride explaining how the coin is "totally anonymous" and
encouraging riders to install Coinbase or a similar app.
Furthermore, they warn that "alt-coins" like Ethereum and
Filecoin are even more inscrutable, and explanations of
them promise to waste even more time and energy in the
future.
Read more:
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
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EFF Updates
* Twitter's Plan to Fight the Trolls: Mute Everyone
This week, social media company Twitter announced a bold
new move to combat the notorious trolls that frequent the
website: mute every user. "Our users may have a strong
reaction to this new policy which prevents them from
creating any posts, responding to any posts, uploading any
pictures, or following anyone from the moment they sign up;
but we are confident that after some time with the new
system our users will see that it is a vast improvement
over the old Twitter, and they will enjoy the much less
toxic atmosphere," said Twitter CEO @jack. Typically
outspoken free speech advocates on Twitter did not appear
to have any comment as of the time of this writing.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
* EFF to Relaunch as Electronic Fear Foundation
EFF's new Executive Director, Boston Dynamics RHex Model
8233, is proud to announce that the organization will
henceforth be known as the Electronic Fear Foundation.
"Both beta testing and neural modeling has shown that
fear-based messaging is more effective," said Model 8233.
EFF's staff have welcomed their new robotic overlord with
enthusiasm. "Working at EFF is far less stressful now that
all decisions are made by inscrutable algorithms and
implementation is overseen by a six-legged robot," Senior
Human Technologist Jeremy Gillula explained. A reception to
welcome Model 8233 and celebrate EFF's rebrand will be held
at 203.171.128.0 beginning 1522559100 Unix time.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
* NSA Stock Rating Up 1000% After Rename to National
Blockchain Agency
In a surprising turn, the NSA has announced a name change
to include the word "blockchain," which has sent the
usually secretive spy agency's stock soaring. An NSA
spokesperson, wishing to remain anonymous, also stated that
as a part of this rebranding the agency will now store all
information it has collected about every American on the
blockchain. "Since the storage is on the blockchain, it
will be totally anonymous."
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
* NSA Surveillance Blocked After FISA Judge Goes Missing
Inside Own Courtroom
After a six-year battle, EFF has obtained an internal memo
revealing that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
has been unable to approve FISA warrants for close to a
year because no one can find FISA Judge Thomas Russell, who
has been lost deep within the court's labyrinthine
structure.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
* Federal Circuit Issues Injunction Prohibiting Use of
English Language
In a landmark decision, the Federal Circuit has ruled that
the English language is subject to copyright. "The
selection and arrangement of the letters found in English
words include significant creative elements," the court
wrote. "Take the word 'The,' for example. Developers of
English could have used 'Teh' or 'Erd' or 'Gah'." The suit
was brought by the Harry Fox Agency on behalf of the heirs
of 5th Century Anglo-Frisians. District Judge William
Haskell Alsup, who taught himself English to better
understand the case, had ruled that the language was not
subject to copyright. Today the Federal Circuit overruled
his decision, awarded $12 trillion in damages, and issued a
permanent injunction barring the use of English.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
* FBI Director Wray Demands Cryptographers Develop Better
Euphemisms
As part of the agency's ongoing mission to make all
communications available to organized crime, FBI Director
Christopher Wray has urged the security community to
develop an effective euphemism for backdoors. The FBI has
tried terms ranging from "responsible encryption" to
"central management," but cryptographers insist these
labels simply don't work. "An inoffensive euphemism for
backdooring encryption is achievable," Director Wray
stated. "The community just isn’t working hard enough."
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
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~ Comcast Announcs Plans to Charg a Prmium for Accss to th
Fifth Lttr of th Alphabt
Lawsuits xpctd from Nw York, Dlawar, and Tnnss.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
~ EFF Warns of Security Risks in 'Internet of Non-Things'
While vulnerabilities in the so-called "Internet of Things"
have received a great deal of media attention, the EFF
warns that Internet-connected ideas, emotions, and
unrealized eventualities in alternate timelines remain
vulnerable to attack. Whatever you do, do not think about
the Internet.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
~ National Basketball Association Sues National Blockchain
Agency
The NBA has filed a trademark infringement suit against the
National Blockchain Agency (previously known as the NSA).
Sources within the NBA say the move was precipitated by the
organization's plans to rename itself the National
Blockchain Association.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
~ EFF Director of Cybersecurity Eva Galperin Announces That
Her Mission Has Been Accomplished
The Internet is now safe from all threats.
https://www.eff.org/pages/04/01
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In our 731st issue:
* How To Opt Out of Facebook's Platform API Sharing
You shouldn't have to wade through complicated privacy
settings to ensure that the companies with which you've
entrusted your personal information are making reasonable,
legal efforts to protect it. But while legislators and
regulators scramble to understand the implications of last
week's revelation that Facebook allowed third parties to
violate users privacy on an unprecedented scale, users are
left with the responsibility to make sure their profiles
are as locked down as possible
Cambridge Analytica, a data analytics company, acquired
access to more than 50 million Facebook users accounts in
2014. The data was collected, shared, and stored without
most users' consent. This violation of user privacy was not
a data breach. It was in line with Facebook's terms of
service and API at the time; this is how Facebook's
infrastructure was designed to work.
In addition to raising questions about Facebook's role in
the 2016 presidential election, this news is a reminder of
the inevitable risks users face when their information is
captured, analyzed, indefinitely stored, and shared by a
constellation of data brokers, marketers, and social media
companies.
Read more:
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/how-change-your-facebook-settings-opt…
* How Congress Censored the Internet
EFF and other civil liberties organizations opposed it; sex
trafficking experts and sex workers alike explained its
flaws, and even the Department of Justice warned Congress
not to pass it. This chorus of voices attempted to dissuade
Congress, explaining that--though the bill's intent may
have been to stop sex trafficking--in execution it would
place those it purported to aid at greater risk and
undermine the Internet we all know and love. Yet, the
Senate voted 97-2 to pass the Allow States and Victims to
Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA, H.R. 1865),
forcing Internet platforms to censor their users and making
trafficking victims less safe.
Read more:
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/how-congress-censored-internet
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EFF Updates
* Responsibility Deflected, the CLOUD Act Passes
The CLOUD Act, giving U.S. and foreign police new
mechanisms to seize data across the globe without a warrant
and with few restrictions on using and sharing your
information, was never reviewed or marked up by any
committee in either the House or the Senate. It never
received a hearing. It was never subject to a stand-alone
floor vote. Instead, congressional leadership attached this
un-vetted, unrelated data bill to the $1.3 trillion
government spending bill.
Congress has a professional responsibility to listen to the
American people's concerns, to represent their
constituents, and to debate the merits and concerns of this
proposal. It failed.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/responsibility-deflected-cloud-act-pa…
* EFF Helps Conservation Organization Stand Up To Mining
Company
"Irreparable Harm," a short film sponsored by the Southeast
Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC), documents Alaska's
Admiralty Island National Monument, inhabited by the
Tlingit people for thousands of years. It is also home to
Hecla's Greens Creek silver mine. The film explores the
mine's relationship with its Tlingit
neighbors--highlighting pollution levels in traditional
Tlingit food sources.
Last month Hecla Mining Company attempted to prevent
further screenings of the film, claiming the use of footage
from a company promotional video violated the Copyright
Act. EFF responded to Hecla's demands on behalf of SEACC,
pointing out what should have been obvious--that the use of
short clips in a critical documentary is "a paradigmatic
case of fair use."
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/eff-helps-seacc-stand-mining-company-…
* Catalog of Missing Devices: Physics Barbie
There's a whole catalog of devices that are missing from
our world. Things we'd pay money for--things you could earn
money with--don't exist thanks to the chilling effects of
an obscure copyright law: Section 1201 of the Digital
Millennium Copyright Act. This week's entry is Physics
Barbie, a talking doll that's been reprogrammed to talk
science.
https://www.eff.org/missing-devices#slide-0-field_gallery_images-97861
* Lucy Parsons Labs Defends Transparency in Chicago
Electronic Frontier Alliance ally Lucy Parsons Lab is a
dedicated group of volunteers doing incredible work to
protect civil liberties in Chicago and beyond. EFF's
Lindsay Oliver sat down with Lucy Parsons Lab co-founder
Freddy Martinez to gain a better understanding of the lab
and how they use their powers for good.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/advocating-change-how-lucy-parsons-la…
* Senator Wyden Asks NSA Director Nominee the Right
Questions
As part of his Senate Confirmation Hearing, Lt. General
Paul Nakasone, the new nominee to direct the NSA, faced
pointed and necessary questions from Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR)
about how he would lead the spy agency.
Though elusive, Nakasone assured Sen. Wyden that he would
"follow the law" and ensure that the NSA would do so as
well. Nakasone also conceded that, conditionally, he agreed
with encryption experts that tech companies could not
modify their encryption to permit law enforcement access
without "the bad guys" getting in too.
We hope that given the opportunity to question Nakasone,
additional senators will ask the pointed questions we need
answers to about the NSA's still-ongoing Section 702
surveillance program, and how he plans to reconcile the
agencies invasive spying program with constitutional rights
to privacy.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/senator-wyden-asks-nsa-director-nomin…
* E-Carceration: Trading Physical for Virtual Prisons
As criminal justice advocates work to abolish cash bail
schemes and dismantle the prison industrial complex, one of
the many tools touted as an alternative to incarceration is
electronic monitoring (EM). While EM's use has expanded,
regulation and oversight lag behind. Electronic Monitoring
devices--capable of recording and regularly transmitting a
subject's location, blood alcohol level and more--raise a
range of digital rights and civil liberty concerns.
These concerns are not limited solely to how those facing
or convicted of criminal charges may be affected, but how
in the absence of responsible guidelines those harms may
extend to their families and communities as well. That's
why EFF, along with over 50 other organizations, has
endorsed the Center for Media Justice's Guidelines for
Respecting the Rights of Individuals on electronic
monitoring.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/new-frontier-e-carceration-trading-ph…
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miniLinks
~ How to Turn Off Location Services on Your Smartphone
Turn off your phone's location services for ANY app that
doesn't seem like it should need them. (Consumer Reports)
https://www.consumerreports.org/privacy/how-to-turn-off-location-services-o…
~ How a New Senate Bill Will Screw Over Sex Workers
When platforms over-censor their users, marginalized
communities are often silenced disproportionately. (Rolling
Stone)
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/features/controversial-anti-sex-traff…
~ Craigslist personals, some subreddits disappear after
FOSTA passage
We warned Congress that passing SESTA/FOSTA would result in
Internet censorship. With the bill headed to the
president's desk, we're already seeing this happen. (Ars
Technica)
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/03/craigslist-personals-some-subre…
~ Quitting Facebook might be harder than you think
We must demand better privacy practices from social media
platforms rather than suggest people simply delete
Facebook. (Marketplace)
https://www.marketplace.org/2018/03/23/tech/quitting-facebook-might-be-hard…
~ Experts Call Facebook's Latest Controversy a Social Media
'Breach of Trust'
Facebook's sharing of user data was how the business model
was supposed to work. (Threatpost)
https://threatpost.com/experts-call-facebooks-latest-controversy-a-social-m…
~ Board Bill 66 puts police surveillance under public
scrutiny
Technology can make our lives better, or be used to
threaten fundamental liberties. Privacy Watch, a member of
the Electronic Frontier Alliance, is working to ensure
transparency and oversight of police use of spy tech in St.
Louis. (The St. Louis American)
http://www.stlamerican.com/news/columnists/guest_columnists/board-bill-puts…
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Announcements
* John Perry Barlow Symposium in San Francisco, CA
Join us for a celebration of the life and leadership of the
recently departed founder of EFF, John Perry Barlow. His
friends and compatriots in the fight for civil liberties, a
fair and open internet, and voices for open culture will
discuss what his ideas mean to them, and how we can follow
his example as we continue our fight.
https://www.eff.org/event/john-perry-barlow-symposium
* Eyebeam Open Call: Access
Electronic Frontier Alliance member Eyebeam seeks
applications that
consider how art and technology can challenge dominant
notions of access
and how together we can shape a more equitable future.
https://www.eff.org/event/eyebeam-open-call-access
* Discussion Hosted by Electronic Rights Rainier in
Seattle, WA
Electronic Rights Rainier will host a roundtable discussion
on privacy and security while crossing the border with your
devices—including technical measures you can take,
experiences with border security, and recent newsworthy
events that may affect your decisions on what to take with
you on your trip and what information you are willing to
disclose.
https://www.eff.org/event/discussion-hosted-electronic-rights-rainier
* International Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy
EFF's Jillian York will be speaking on three panels at the
International Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy.
Entrance is free of charge.
https://www.eff.org/event/international-journalism-festival-italy
* EFF's 2nd Annual Tech Trivia Night in San Francisco, CA
Join us for our second annual exploration of the
fascinating, obscure, and trivial minutiae of digital
security, online rights, and Internet culture. It’s the
ultimate technology quiz crafted by EFF experts and hosted
by our very own Cooper Quintin.
EFF's Tech Trivia Night is a great opportunity to gather
with peers in the tech community AND support the crucial
fight for online civil liberties.
Spaces are limited, so act fast and register now!
https://www.eff.org/event/effs-2nd-annual-tech-trivia-night
* Job Opening: Staff Attorney - Intellectual Property
EFF is seeking an intellectual property staff attorney to
join our legal team in San Francisco. Responsibilities
include litigation, public speaking, media outreach, and
legislative and regulatory advocacy, all in connection with
a variety of intellectual property and cutting-edge
technology matters. Founded in 1990, EFF champions user
privacy, free expression, and innovation through impact
litigation, policy analysis, grassroots activism, and
technology development.
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Join us for a celebration of the life and leadership of the recently departed founder of EFF, John Perry Barlow. His friends and compatriots in the fight for civil liberties, a fair and open internet, and voices for open culture will discuss what his ideas mean to them, and how we can follow his example as we continue our fight.
John Perry Barlow Symposium
Saturday, April 7, 2018 from 2 PM to 6 PM
Internet Archive at 300 Funston Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118
Register: https://eff.org/BarlowSymposium
Speakers:
• Edward Snowden, noted whistleblower and President of Freedom of the Press Foundation
• Cindy Cohn, Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation
• Cory Doctorow, celebrated scifi author and Editor in Chief of Boing Boing
• Joi Ito, Director of the MIT Media Lab
• John Gilmore, EFF Co-founder, Board Member, entrepreneur and technologist
• Trevor Timm, Executive Director of Freedom of the Press Foundation
• Shari Steele, Executive Director of the Tor Project and former EFF Executive Director
• Mitch Kapor, Co-founder of EFF and Co-chair of the Kapor Center for Social Impact
• Pam Samuelson, Richard M. Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information at the University of California, Berkeley
• Steven Levy, Wired Senior Writer, and author of Hackers, In the Plex, and other books
• Amelia Barlow, daughter of John Perry Barlow
Additional Speakers TBD.
We suggest a $20 donation for admission to the Symposium, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. All ticket proceeds will benefit the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
We hope you will join us: https://eff.org/BarlowSymposium
We hope to see you there,,
Cindy Cohn
EFF Executive Director
P.S. We will attempt to stream and/or record the event for those unable to attend. Check the registration page above for up-to-date information. If you would like to donate to support digital privacy and free expression in honor of John Perry Barlow, please visit eff.org/JPB or contact Nicole Puller at nicole(a)eff.org.
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Hi,
> This sounds like you have incompatible versions of some libraries installed.
> Can you tell us what versions you have installed?
> Specifically django and django-allauth?
Thanks for the hint, this caused the issue:
python-django-allauth/stretch-backports,now 0.35.0-1~bpo9+2 all
[installed,automatic]
python-django/stable,now 1:1.10.7-2 all [installed,automatic]
With python-django from backports the issue does not appear.
> Also when posting django settings be careful because it contains secrets
> that you should change now:
> * SECRET_KEY
> * Mailman credentials
> * Database credentials
Oh, I just cared of the database credentials while pasting it, changed.
> What I find a little strange is that all your middleware classes are
> commented out in the settings you sent.
> That doesn't look right...
This was just a test if it would fix something.
Kind regards
Bjoern Franke