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Segundo monólogo de Segismundo en La vida es sueño (1636), Jornada II, Escena XIX, del poeta y dramaturgo español Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1600-1681).

Segismundo, que ha crecido toda su vida en una torre, es engañado y coronado rey un día, solo para hacerle domir y hacerle creer que ha vivido un sueño.

Poema sin título de Vicente Huidobro (1893-1948), incluído en la colección de Poemas Póstumos (1948).

Gemeinsam schauen Micha (@saintofsinner), Jean (@LinuxGuides) und ich auf das Jahr 2025 zurück.

Bertolt Brecht

LOFFT, Leipzig, September/November 2012.

...and Germany could take a leaf out of its book.

Zohran Mamdani gave a great speech today in the middle of a crossroads, clearly explaining what setting priorities in transport policy means. [Video in article]

What impresses me:

The measures are well known – and effective:

The usual backlash? When he's labelled a 'communist', Mamdani just says, 'It is spelled c-y-c-l-i-s-t.' He's not put off by all the fighting between different ideologies.

My point: These approaches aren't exactly a secret. They work in Paris, Barcelona, Amsterdam and Utrecht. We've done the research and documented the successes.

Germany's falling behind on combustion engine cars, not because they don't know any better, but because politicians aren't making it a priority. New York is leading the way, but we're still talking about the obvious basics of climate-friendly and socially just mobility.

We need to stop talking about it and actually do something.

So, we've got #TransportTransition, #ClimateAction, #UrbanMobility, #PublicTransport, #VisionZero and #NewYork, as well as #SocialJustice.

Experimentalphysik III, Winter 2025: VL N, Abbildung mit Spiegeln und Linsen

Original: https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-lightning-talks-tag-2

Webpage: https://fsfe.org/activities/deviceneutrality/interop-survey

The Digital Markets Act promises a new right to interoperability, but its real value depends on whether developers and communities can actually use it. For Free Software projects, interoperability is not only a market issue but a precondition for community-led innovation and user autonomy. This lightning talk introduces the FSFE’s DMA Interoperability Survey, a community-driven effort to collect developers’ shared experiences of requesting interoperability under Article 6(7) of the DMA. By amplifying these voices, the survey helps turn individual struggles into collective evidence that can support effective enforcement and fairer digital ecosystems.

Free Software communities rely on interoperability to collaborate, innovate, and offer users meaningful alternatives to dominant platforms. While the DMA establishes a legal right to request interoperability from gatekeepers, early experiences show that exercising this right can be complex, resource-intensive, and discouraging, especially for volunteer-driven and not-for-profit projects.

This lightning talk presents the FSFE’s DMA Interoperability Survey as a tool for community participation and mutual support. The survey enables developers to document their experiences, share common obstacles, and make visible patterns of behaviour that no single project could demonstrate alone. It turns scattered, individual interactions with gatekeepers into a collective picture of how interoperability works in practice.

By centring community knowledge and lived experience, the talk argues that effective DMA enforcement depends on active engagement from developers and Free Software communities themselves. Interoperability is not enforced only in courtrooms or regulatory offices, but also through shared documentation, solidarity, and sustained community input that helps ensure the DMA delivers real freedom to build, modify, and share software across platforms.

Original: https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-lightning-talks-tag-2

You like coding and tinkering with software or hardware? And you are up for a challenge? Then the “Youth Hacking 4 Freedom” is the perfect competition to test your skills.

Nico Semsrott stimmt auf dem Kongress #39c3 des Chaos Computer Club in Hamburg die coderMassen auf die neu Hitparade ein.

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Canción desesperada de Grisóstomo, de Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), es un poema leído en el capítulo XIV de El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha (1605). El personaje Grisóstomo, enamorado de la pastora Marcela y así no correspondido, decide quitarse la vida. Mientras es despedido, esta canción es encontrada entre sus últimos escritos.

Hacia el final del capítulo, Marcela se defiende con un largo discurso; allí se lee:

[...] Yo conozco, con el natural entendimiento que Dios me ha dado, que lo hermoso es amable; mas no alcanzo que, por razón de ser amado, se esté obligado lo que es amado por hermoso a amar a quien le ama [...] según he oído decir, el verdadero amor no se divide, y ha de ser voluntario, y no forzoso [...].