NSA-proof your e-mail in 2 hours You may be concerned that the NSA is reading your e-mail. Is there really anything you can do about it though? After all, you don’t really want to move off of GMail / Google Apps. And no place you would host is any better. Except, you know, hosting it yourself. Today we kill your excuses. Now fair warning: it took me about two days to figure the stuff out you’re going to see in this blogpost, starting from knowing basically nothing about modern e-mail servers. So bookmark this blog post, block off a Saturday next month, and get it done. Edit Some people are complaining that the NSA is pulling all the e-mail over the wire anyway, so encrypting your own server is stupid. In the next two hours, we’re going to fix this. You’re going to host your own mail.It’s going to be encrypted on the server, locked-on-boot, SSH on reboots to unlockWhile we’re at it, let’s fix some things that annoy me about GMail:Better SPAM detection. I’m going to assume: Hang on just a minute though. Let’s get started!
CubeSensors - Improving indoor living LOCATIONS Pango Mobile Parking solution is being used regularly by more than a million drivers in over 60 cities worldwide. Pango USA PangoUSA LLC is Pango Ltd. subsidiary and has direct operation in various cities across the US including NYC, Phoenix, AZ, Auburn, NY and Alexandria, VA. Website: www.pangousa.com email: info@pangousa.com Israel The Pango parking solution was introduced in Israel in 2007. 38 Israeli cities, including Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa, have already adopted Pango for operating paid parking areas. Germany The Pango parking solution is currently offered in nine major cities in Germany, including Hamburg, Köln, Wolfsburg, Mainz, Bad Munstereifel, Heidenheim, Lubeck, Mochengladbach, and Neustadt. Poland Pango Polska was established in June 2012, and will begin its operations in the first city in September 2012. Czech Republic Pango Czech Republic was launched in March 2013 and is already active in Melnik. Greece
Helene Finidori The finalists of the Knight Foundation News Challenge were announced on April 13th, and unfortunately, our project did not make it. We will nonetheless pursue it as we believe time has come for such a platform to become a reality. Here is where we are at, just a few weeks after framing the project and bringing it from an idea to a possibility. Our Advisory & Concept/Project Development team has grown nicely: What I love in the process is that this is already an emergence platform: I announced that we would endeavor to bring "edge thinkers and doers into the process for advancement of platform design in the fields of learning and action research, social change, governance, institutions, participatory politics, collective action, sustainability, business, collaboration, design and systems thinking, linguistics, semantic web." Well this is manifesting as we speak! If I had a 'mission statement' to write, as of today it would be: What the Comments Tell Us: The positive: The Advice Offers for help
Sovereign Peer-to-Peer VuePlus - Get Ready for Something New Europe’s Square, iZettle, Goes One Step Further: Launches API To Integrate Payments Into Apps iZettle, the “Square of Europe” that has been rolling out its dongle-based mobile payments service in Scandinavia and is currently trialling in the UK, is now extending its service once again: it’s launching an API so that third-party iOS app makers can integrate its payment service directly into their apps. An Android solution is due later this year, the company tells me. Although Square does not directly compete with iZettle at the moment — Square has yet to extend outside the U.S., and iZettle’s still only in Europe — it looks like iZettle has stolen a march on Square in terms of functionality, letting merchants offer the iZettle payment platform wherever their apps are used, and not just at the point of sale, where iZettle’s own app would get used. iZettle’s spokesperson notes to me that Square did appear to try something out like this a while back, for Android but not iOS, but had not developed it further. More explanation for developers, and a sign up, is here.
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