End-to-end encryption is secure because it protects the contents of your communications in transit between the endpoints. If you make one of those endpoints an editor at The Atlantic, no amount of encryption is going to save you from your own stupidity.

“Algorothmic amplification is the water that we are all swimming in now. And like fish, we rarely stop to question these waters. But we should,” warns University of Chicago Professor Guy Rolnik

We did not have a FAA administrator to respond to the tragic crash last night in DC. Why? Because Elon Musk pushed the head appointed under Biden to resign after he fined SpaceX for failing to follow safety license requirements. www.theverge.com/news/603113/...

@capitolforum.bsky.social executive editor and CEO Teddy Downey sits down for an interview with Lina Khan to wrap up the day @cristinacaffarra.bsky.social

The problem or sovereignty is not a problem of tomorrow, it’s a problem of today and we have to address it. Great remark by Andy Yen @proton.me Ceo @bruxconf2025.bsky.social

A stellar lineup on competition policy at @bruxconf2025.bsky.social

#swh2025 is a fantastic occasion for discussing the value of preserving heritage and open knowledge in the era of #ai #softwareheritage

Off to Brussels (and Paris) for the European Open Source Week! 🎉 The lineup looks incredible, and I can’t wait for all the panels and chats with the open source crowd. Let me know if you’re nearby—Ping me for a coffee or a beer 🙂