Niels J

For those of you riding trains through Denmark, I recommend taking a look at the new site https://togtid.dk It's an independent site trying to integrate as many public data sources as possible. There's departure tables, live tracking, disturbance alerts, delay statistics etc. It's very new, the developer takes bug reports and suggestions. It's only in Danish so far, but I know you language nerds out there can handle that as long as it's written, not spoken Danish 😂

@jon@gruene.social Hey you're basically doing all three EU capitals in one day. Is that some special in-game achievement?

@JulianOliver@mastodon.social There are organizations doing community IT infrastructure in various forms: @datacoop@social.data.coop @deuxfleurs@mastodon.tedomum.net @konstellationen@social.spejset.org and several others. There's a matrix room for exchanging ideas, anyone working on something like this DM me and I'll get you in touch with the admins.

@malte Det her måske (se under vulnerabilities)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signalling_System_No._7 Eller noget IMSI catching halløj? Ikke noget jeg ved noget om, har bare hørt lidt om mulighederne. @holsta

@edgeofeurope Well I have been feeling a bit lost lately @yosephus

@_thegeoff@mastodon.social You also have to make the body disappear. Put a couple of easy marks to guard it. @LappenjammerDieZweite@social.vivaldi.net

@mvilain@sfba.social Nah, he'd just stay on the white spots and wait for the cavalry @archaeohistories@ohai.social

@sven@social.treehouse.systems There is an EU regulation, in force since last spring(?) requiring any new or renovated charger to accept credit cards. Big chargers must have a reader, small chargers a link to a payment page (which has hopefully not been modifies by scammers). But I've heard complaints that it's not really enforced in Germany? At least in Denmark it's gotten better. @elly@donotsta.re