🚨 Canada’s Bill C-22 is here & it’s the same surveillance bill from last year's failed C-2. 🚨 What does this mean? ❌ Your metadata would be stored by electronic service providers - for example messaging and email providers - for up to 12 months. ❌ The government would force these companies to build surveillance capabilities directly into their platforms. The government calls it “lawful access” but we know that forcing providers to enable access to encrypted data puts EVERYONE'S privacy & security at risk. 😡 Because we know that there is no backdoor for the good guys only! Help us fight for Canadian's privacy & say no to this surveillance bill. Send a letter to reject Bill C-22 here 👉 internetsociety.org/our-work… #Canada #CanadaBill #Surveillance

This GitHub incident is insane. Merge queue commits have been reverting previously merged commits at random. This not only breaks the mental contract teams have with Git in general, but is subtle enough to be really hard to unravel after the fact. githubstatus.com/incidents/z…

You can construct an @opentimestamps proof for the file @CommerceGov timestamped and the transaction fcf172401ca9d89013f13f5bbf0fc7577cb8a3588bf5cbc3b458ff36635fec00 Bounty: first person who replies with a valid OpenTimestamps proof for this gets 100k sats!

So our independent work at Project Timestamper has been to digitally timestamp these 86 million individual recorded tracks to anchor their authenticity. We embedded these timestamps on the Bitcoin blockchain using the OpenTimestamps service. 6/