I'm still writing my 'memoirs' of EuroBSDCon 2025.
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I'm still writing my 'memoirs' of EuroBSDCon 2025. It's difficult to move forward because the emotions are strong. Computer science has always been my passion, and being among fantastic people like those I meet at the BSD Conferences is always something incredible. And, like all impactful experiences, you often need a little time to avoid sounding like those TV hucksters who are just trying to sell or convince.
Because true, genuine feelings deserve the right importance, in a world increasingly made up of appearances.
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@TomAoki Yes, probably. I haven't investigated deeply, but seeing the http result, I think it's related to the aes-ni.
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@cryptomator @cyberduck
Squircle Rejection Society?
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@cienmilojos thank you!
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That's why I'd like to ask @kakape what does he thing about this kind of science communication format and if he's aware of other "celebrity scientists" respected by general public and advicing institutions, who decided to monetize their sharing of knowledge with a paywall, and if he sees the same risks and counterprodutive effects that I see in this initiative.
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ALZATI, Ursula! Combatti per l'Europa, non per Trump e le grandi aziende tecnologiche
Aggiungi il tuo nome ora: chiedi all'UE di opporsi a Trump e alle grandi aziende tecnologiche, iniziando dallo smantellamento di Google.
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AFAIK this is the first known case of "celebrity scientist" making profit of scientific popularization, which can be a counterproductive #scicomm strategy where the risk is to polarize the content of the scientists around the paying audience, confirming the prejudices and biases of anti-vaxxers regarding the alleged economic interests that drive virologists to promote vaccines, casting the entire scientific community under the shadow of a single and questionable online business initiative.
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@stefano
Interesting writing as usual, and interesting result!
Maybe supporting aesni or not, or how offloading to NIC matters here on TLS tests?
