taizou @lion@computerfairi.es

Mozilla is ringing the alarm bell on a dangerous EU regulation.

https://last-chance-for-eidas.org

#Heathcliff #NSFW #bot #lewd

anyone in UK who hasn't responded to the NHS consultation on banning puberty blockers for EVERYONE except children who agree to be part of a clinical study, you have until Tuesday to do so

https://www.engage.england.nhs.uk/consultation/puberty-suppressing-hormones/

Respond here!

#trans #transrights #transrightsarehumanrights #NHS #ukpol #ukpolitics

looking for remote programming work i can do in england (live near milton keynes), has to be queer friendly, okay with occasional evening office trips

mainly a rust programmer but i'm also good at go, typescript, python and modern c++. primarily doing backend, library and tooling development on linux/bsd/macos

some of my personal projects can be found at https://forgejo.owo.monster/chaos

qualifications are a-level equiv in computing and a CV / indeed profile can be requested via email chaos@owo.monster

if anyone knows anyone that would be likely to hire me then please let me know, i desperately need to move out of a abusive household

A problem with tech regulation by moral panic is that it tends to lead towards contradictory regulation with massive unintended consequences. Nowhere is this as evident as with the current generation of laws intended to “protect kids”.

In the US it’s state laws forcing websites to collect your government ID to restrict access to to people under 21. In Europe, it’s banning encryption to prevent people sharing CSAM. In both cases, these have real anti-democratic impacts.

https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/24/eu-csam-scanning-edps-seminar/