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Velo Mai, last day
Slowly Rolling Camera
June, Holy cow
May, Charleroi
April, Shinrin-Yoku time
March, mossy cemetery
February, R4 still going strong
Went out of production 23 years ago...
January, Brx in the morning
Vivovit steps
We did the most intense (and most sweaty) 11.5 km hike of our lives, but it did not even add up to 7000 steps on the vivofit? Come on Garmin!
The private internet of Things
I like the Private Internet of Things Manifesto
From: github.com/niutech/priot
We believe the Internet of Things is a very promising idea, but we notice it brings very serious privacy concerns. A lot of sensitive data from various sensors around us is going to be gathered and processed in centralized data stores run by big corporations and governments. We think it does not need to be so. We are proposing the Private Internet of Things (PrIoT) paradigm, where private data is stored in decentralized private clouds, fully controlled by users, interoperable with other private clouds and in federation with them, using open standards.