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RMS Tour Brazil & Argentina 2017 2017-05-14 Events that promote free software 2013-04-17 Richard Stallman in Brasil 2012-11-29 Access to the Source Code of Imposed Tax Software 2012-10-15 Free Software Events 2012-09-01 IRPF-Livre 2011: Death and Taxes 2011-04-25 FSFLA's petition for Canaima GNU/Linux to be Free 2010-12-07 Linux-2.6.36-libre: turning Linux's Free Bait into Free Software 2010-11-08 IRPF-Livre 2010: Free as Always, Sooner than Ever 2010-03-01 Take your freedom back, with Linux-2.6.33-libre 2010-03-01	#GNU #Linux-libre 5.8.3-gnu, 5.7.17-gnu, 5.4.60-gnu, 4.19.141-gnu, 4.14.194-gnu, 4.9.233-gnu, and 4.4.233-gnu sources are now available in git; tarballs and patches will not be done before I fall asleep, hopefully they will when jxself pushes #Freesh .debs Alexandre Oliva (@[email protected]) — 2020-08-21 18:39 #GNU #Linux-libre 5.8.3-gnu, 5.7.17-gnu, 5.4.60-gnu, 4.19.141-gnu, 4.14.194-gnu, 4.9.233-gnu, and 4.4.233-gnu sources are now available in git; tarballs and patches will not be done before I fall asleep, hopefully they will when jxself pushes #Freesh .debs @[email protected] — 2020-08-21 18:39 .oO accessing some cloudflare sites from anti-surveillance networks like Tor, I'm often asked to pass an infinite sequence of CAPTCHAs (Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart) does that qualify as a Tor-Turing test? Alexandre Oliva (@[email protected]) — 2020-08-20 23:22 .oO accessing some cloudflare sites from anti-surveillance networks like Tor, I'm often asked to pass an infinite sequence of CAPTCHAs (Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart) does that qualify as a Tor-Turing test? @[email protected] — 2020-08-20 23:22 .oO compiler writer's guide to interpret COVID-19 test results: positive: > 19 inconclusive: == 19 negative: < 19 && >= INT_MIN + 19 false positive: < INT_MIN + 19 /* sets overflow flag / false negative: COVID is NaN (presumably non-signaling) #nerdhumor Alexandre Oliva (@[email protected]) — 2020-08-20 03:38 .oO compiler writer's guide to interpret COVID-19 test results: positive: > 19 inconclusive: == 19 negative: < 19 && >= INT_MIN + 19 false positive: < INT_MIN + 19 / sets overflow flag */ false negative: COVID is NaN (presumably non-signaling) #nerdhumor @[email protected] — 2020-08-20 03:37 .oO new war story blog post: phantom breakin https://www.fsfla.org/blogs/lxo/2020-08-19-phantom-breakin.en Alexandre Oliva (@[email protected]) — 2020-08-19 22:24	phantom breakin Alexandre Oliva — 2020-08-19 COVInhetas da Globo Alexandre Oliva — 2020-07-23 Combate ao vírus ou à ciência? Alexandre Oliva — 2020-03-29 new dawn Alexandre Oliva — 2020-03-15 A New Dawn for Software Freedom Alexandre Oliva — 2020-03-15 staying home Alexandre Oliva — 2020-03-10 deep breath Alexandre Oliva — 2020-03-02 attacks Alexandre Oliva — 2020-02-29 violence Alexandre Oliva — 2020-02-28 handicap Alexandre Oliva — 2020-02-27 breaking free Alexandre Oliva — 2020-02-26

News

Microblogs

Planet

RMS Tour Brazil & Argentina 2017
2017-05-14

Events that promote free software
2013-04-17

Richard Stallman in Brasil
2012-11-29

Access to the Source Code of Imposed Tax Software
2012-10-15

Free Software Events
2012-09-01

IRPF-Livre 2011: Death and Taxes
2011-04-25

FSFLA's petition for Canaima GNU/Linux to be Free
2010-12-07

Linux-2.6.36-libre: turning Linux's Free Bait into Free Software
2010-11-08

IRPF-Livre 2010: Free as Always, Sooner than Ever
2010-03-01

Take your freedom back, with Linux-2.6.33-libre
2010-03-01

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.8.3-gnu, 5.7.17-gnu, 5.4.60-gnu, 4.19.141-gnu, 4.14.194-gnu, 4.9.233-gnu, and 4.4.233-gnu sources are now available in git; tarballs and patches will not be done before I fall asleep, hopefully they will when jxself pushes #Freesh .debs

Alexandre Oliva (@[email protected]) — 2020-08-21 18:39

@[email protected] — 2020-08-21 18:39

.oO accessing some cloudflare sites from anti-surveillance networks like Tor, I'm often asked to pass an infinite sequence of CAPTCHAs (Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart)
does that qualify as a Tor-Turing test?

Alexandre Oliva (@[email protected]) — 2020-08-20 23:22

.oO accessing some cloudflare sites from anti-surveillance networks like *Tor*, I'm often asked to pass an infinite sequence of CAPTCHAs (Completely Automated Public *Turing* Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart)
does that qualify as a Tor-Turing test?

@[email protected] — 2020-08-20 23:22

.oO compiler writer's guide to interpret COVID-19 test results:
positive: > 19
inconclusive: == 19
negative: < 19 && >= INT_MIN + 19
false positive: < INT_MIN + 19 /* sets overflow flag */
false negative: COVID is NaN (presumably non-signaling)
#nerdhumor

Alexandre Oliva (@[email protected]) — 2020-08-20 03:38