MIT Technology Review lists Data Trusts as 1 of 10 breakthrough technologies of the year. Something like the fediverse where you could place personal information w/ a service and then permitted organizations/governments could access w/o potential for leaking data when inevitably hacked. https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/02/24/1014369/10-breakthrough-technologies-2021/
Scientists have achieved 2-way communications with people while asleep and dreaming. Can you imagine programming your phone to remind you to do stuff while dreaming? https://www.npr.org/2021/02/27/971958260/scientists-talked-to-people-in-their-dreams-they-answered
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Since end 2020 @Facebook@twitter.com banned linking in FB posts to https://delta.chat stating "violation of community standards". Multiple people filed complaints but nothing happened, no responses, no explanations, nothing. Please help (RT/like or comment how to proceed). Thanks!
I've seen users from Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, expat in Cambodia, Philippines.
But no Fediverse folks from #Myanmar where the military is shutting down Facebook which is the internet for most people there.
IBM has a roadmap for 100x faster quantum computing in a year, and some of that will come by opening up their platform to the open source community: https://www.ibm.com/blogs/research/2021/02/quantum-development-roadmap/
Tech entrepreneur living in Vietnam for a decade. Open source hacking since the 90s. I sometimes make techno with Renoise tracker (supports Linux). Fan of noodles, NLP/linguistics, parsing data in Python, decentralized protocols, and shell scripting his/him life. Bird site: @tomosaigon | @tomoXtechno