Gunnar Wolf - Nice grey life - page 30

From Bajada Grande, Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina

From Puerto Nuevo, Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina

From Bajada Grande, Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina

From Bajada Grande, Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina

I stared at Noodles’ Emptiness, where I found a short rant on the currently most used forms of communication. No, into the most socially-useful forms of communication. No, into what works best for him. And, as each person’s experience is unique, I won’t try to correct him — Noodles knows himself much, much, much, much better than I do. But some people have wondered recently (i.e. at conferences I have been at) why I give such an atypical use to social networks (…a term which I still hold to be grossly misused, but that’s a topic for a different rant…One...

Of course, it was not a hacking contest. Some of the speakers were invited on stage as players in the Developers bowl (a Jeopardy-like game) at Software Gurú Conference & Expo 2014. I happened to be in the winning team :-)

Para este número, nuestra coordinadora editorial nos pidió enfocarnos a una retrospectiva de lo que significa esta década que se cumple. E inevitablemente, cada vez que comienzo a pensar al respecto, el plazo se me duplica, y termino tarareando una de dos melodías. Dos hermosas canciones que relatan, melancólicamente, a muy distinto ritmo y desde muy distintas ópticas, el recuerdo de un amor al paso de un largo intervalo de tiempo: La contradanza cubana Veinte años'', de María Teresa Vera, y el tangoVolver’’, de Le Pera y Gardel. En Veinte años'', se recuerda algo que terminó de forma irremisible, volviendo...

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Only a very short summary in English: I am Mexican. I am Jewish. I am almost completely disconnected from the local Jewish communities. And understanding the local Jewish communities is hard. There is a very interesting and brave campaign, recently started, called Neither do I — The Mexican Jewish gay activist group Guimel</em>, started off with this video (with English subtitles, if you are interested in following along). But how did I learn about this very bold initiative? By getting a hateful spam, inviting people to join a hate campaign. Right, the hate mail is not calling to violence, but...

So, after writing my last blog post in frustration, several people knowing their way around Tor better than me wrote that I should just configure my machine not to be an exit relay, but a middle relay or a bridge. So, I set it up to be a bridge about five days ago. And, as they pointed out, I have not experienced any problems. Interesting: The traffic pattern is very different. Compare: Traffic pattern as an exit relay: Traffic pattern as a bridge: Anyway — I’m happy to have Lobazal back online! Attachments retor1.png (56 KB)