markjgsmith

Today’s links:

• Pyodide - Bringing the scientific Python stack to the browser (uses webassembly and emscripten)hacks.mozilla.org #

• EU gives 'high-level' protection to whistleblowerswww.bbc.com #

• Let's Encrypt to transition to ISRG root - The article explains pretty well the situation and what is happening but it's rather slim on how to actually avoid issues - "All you need to do is continue to serve the old, cross-signed intermediate in the TLS handshake instead of the new one provided via ACME" - Would be nice to have some specifics about how to handle this with certbotscotthelme.co.uk #

• Julian Assange book mystery solved - The book he was holding as the police arrested him was a book by Gore Vidal the founder of The Real News Network, who has had a longtime aversion to U.S. military force and surveillance - I still think it looked like he was wearing a rubber glove on his left handwww.theguardian.com #

• Assessing the damage at Notre Dame Cathedral – in pictureswww.theguardian.com #

• Oppenheimer Analysis - The Devil's Dancers (Minimal Wave Records - UK)www.youtube.com #

• Jack Dorsey is captain of the Twittanic at TED 2019 - Was this article written by one of the writters from Days of Our Lives?www.wired.com #