Long comme un jour sans pinte. Alors que les bières locales décollent en France, leur houblon vient encore souvent de l’étranger. Dans la Drôme, des passionnés se sont lancés le défi de relancer des filières locales de houblon biologique. Reportage.
Une précieuse capsule contenant quelques centaines de grammes de matière extraterrestre, prélevée sur l'astéroïde Bennu par la sonde Osiris-Rex, a touché le sol ce 24 septembre 2023 à 16h52 heure française. Une première pour la Nasa. Revivez notre direct !
Une précieuse capsule contenant quelques centaines de grammes de matière extraterrestre, prélevée sur l'astéroïde Bennu par la sonde Osiris-Rex, a touché le sol ce 24 septembre 2023 à 16h52 heure française. Une première pour la Nasa. Revivez notre direct !
Peut-on sortir l'agriculture du capitalisme ? Pour Tanguy Martin, auteur de Cultiver les communs, il faut combiner les expérimentations de propriété collective qui suscitent de nouveaux imaginaires tout en s'attachant à la régulation foncière.
Peut-on sortir l’agriculture du capitalisme ? Pour Tanguy Martin, auteur de Cultiver les communs, il faut combiner les expérimentations de propriété collective tout en s’attachant à la régulation foncière.
I'am pretty sure you get what I mean. I can't speak in the name of the guy and since he didn't developed his point or give references I can only assume what he mean't and I can be wrong, yet the statement in itslef is not wrong.
I developed a bit more my point and gave you a reference that leads to more references if you find the subject interessting...
It's kind of ironic from you to complain about and empty conversation and do the exact same thing right after.
Our boy Socrates was 2200 years too early, he might have learnt from ours boys Charles Fourier, Bakunin, Marx and others that democracy is never an accomplished regime, it needs to be defended at all time in a ceaseless battle against the worst parts of mankind, against our own turpitude and weakness, it's an everlasting revolution that dies as soon as it starts to be content with itself.
Not sure to what actually he's refering to but he's not wrong though. The foundation of ours "western liberal democraties" wasn't really the ideal we have today about what democracy is or even worst it wasn't either the preffered regime of a large part of the rulling classes at that time.
In order to not have an empty conversation :
Ariane Lavrilleux, who reported on leaked documents alleging French intelligence used to target civilians in Egypt, is in custody
France has been accused of an “unacceptable” attack on press freedom after the arrest of an investigative journalist who reported on leaked documents that alleged French intelligence was used to target civilians in Egypt.
Right now in the EU :
EU’s Draconian Social Media Censorship Laws Are Now Officially Enforceable
EU capitals want media law carve-out to spy on reporters
Right now in France :
Criminalization of encryption : the 8 december case
We have had access to certain elements of the file confirming this information. We have chosen to make them visible in order to denounce the criminalisation of digital practices at the heart of our day-to-day work and the manipulation to which they are subjected in this affair.
Mixing fantasies, bad faith and technical incompetence, a police story has been constructed around the (good) digital practices of the accused, with the aim of staging a “clandestine” or “conspirative” group.
The elements of the investigation that have been communicated to us are staggering. Here are just some of the practices that are being misused as evidence of terrorist behavior6: – the use of applications such as Signal, WhatsApp, Wire, Silence or ProtonMail to encrypt communications ; – using Internet privacy tools such as VPN, Tor or Tails7 ; – protecting ourselves against the exploitation of our personal data by GAFAM via services such as /e/OS, LineageOS, F-Droid ; – encrypting digital media; – organizing and participating in digital hygiene training sessions; – simple possession of technical documentation.
France grants police power to spy on citizens through phones
Article 6 (para II and III) of the SREN Bill would force providers to create the means to mandatorily block websites on a government provided list encoded into the browser.
In a well-intentioned yet dangerous move to fight online fraud, France is on the verge of forcing browsers to create a dystopian technical capability. Article 6 (para II and III) of the SREN Bill would force browser providers to create the means to mandatorily block websites present on a government provided list. Such a move will overturn decades of established content moderation norms and provide a playbook for authoritarian governments that will easily negate the existence of censorship circumvention tools.
British holidaymakers warned to watch out for curfews and travel restrictions as pressure grows on Macron to stop violence intensifying
France joins Germany and the United Kingdom in taking aggressive legal and police action against disruptive grassroots climate protesters. Civil liberties groups cry foul.
Des fois j'oublie des , d'auters fois je mélnage leurs lettres.