The new litmus test isn’t “Does it scale?” It’s: “Does it spread? Does it take root? Can it compost and regrow?”

So the real work is mediation. Not purity, not retreat, but balancing these tensions in practice: holding space where native paths can grow without being co-opted or crushed, while at the same time still reaching out to shift the wider terrain.

The problem arises when less-native, often externally imposed systems (driven by capitalist or institutional agendas) treat these messy, friction-full spaces as broken or backwards.

It’s important to recognise that friction – the mess, the slowness, the need for constant negotiation – is not a flaw in native paths, it’s a virtue. It’s how trust, mutuality, and accountability are sustained over time.

This is the norm across many #4opens spaces: a near-total lack of interest in building or maintaining shared paths. It’s a textbook case of right-wing Tragedy of the Commons. Developers show up when it suits them, use the space for their narrow needs, then drift off without contributing to the upkeep. They treat community like free infrastructure – something passive they can extract from – rather than a living, tended path we need.

It needs to be said, a community is only viable if enough people care enough to keep it relevant.

soweit ich weiß – das älteste deutschsprachige Blog, das seit dem Start durchweg aktiv war und immer noch ist. Der erste Artikel erschien am 3.3.1999

I think of this now as the difference between living in a house you built that requires some effort to visit and going into a town square

if they wanted to respond to you, they had to do it on their own blog, and link back. The effect of this was that there were few equivalents of the worst aspects of social media that broke through.

The growth of social media in particular has wiped out a particular kind of blogging that I sometimes miss: a text-based dialogue between bloggers that required more thought and care than dashing off 180 or 240 characters and calling it a day. In order to participate in the dialogue, you had to invest some effort

https://github.com/tnajdek/zotero-api-client (JavaScript) https://github.com/urschrei/pyzotero (Python) https://github.com/fcheslack/libZotero (PHP and Python)

Node.js is primarily used to build network programs such as web servers.[29] The most significant difference between Node.js and PHP is that most functions in PHP block until completion (commands execute only after previous commands finish), while Node.js functions are non-blocking (commands execute concurrently and use callbacks to signal completion or failure).[29]

FreshRSS supports the databases SQLite (built-in),

Limitations and Considerations While SQLite is powerful and versatile, it’s important to understand its limitations:ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(119); }); Concurrency: SQLite uses file-based locking, which can limit concurrent write operations. It’s not suitable for high-concurrency scenarios. Network access: SQLite is designed for local storage and doesn’t provide network access out of the box. User management: SQLite doesn’t have built-in user management or access control features.ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(120); }); Scalability: While SQLite can handle databases up to 140 terabytes, it may not be the best choice for very large datasets or high-traffic applications. Alter table limitations: SQLite has limited support for ALTER TABLE operations compared to other database systems.

Best Practices for Using SQLite on Mac

DB Browser for SQLite: A free, open-source tool that provides a user-friendly interface for creating, designing, and editing SQLite database files. TablePlus: A native macOS application that supports multiple database systems, including SQLite.ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(116); }); SQLite Studio: Another free, open-source option with a rich feature set for managing SQLite databases.

Optimizing SQLite Performance

JSON support:

FeatureSQLiteMySQLPostgreSQLServerServerlessClient-serverClient-serverSetupNo setup requiredRequires installationRequires installationConcurrencyLimitedHighHighData TypesDynamicStaticStaticMax Database Size140 TBNo limitNo limitBest ForLocal storage, PrototypesWeb apps, Large datasetsComplex queries, Big dataPerformanceFast for small datasetsFast for large datasetsFast for large datasetsPortabilityHighly portableLess portableLess portable

SQLite integrates seamlessly with Python. Here’s a simple script to interact with our database: import sqlite3 import pandas as pd # Connect to the database conn = sqlite3.connect('analytics.db') # Create a cursor cur = conn.cursor() # Execute a query cur.execute(""" SELECT pv.page_url, pv.view_count, COUNT(uv.id) as unique_visitors FROM page_views pv LEFT JOIN user_visits uv ON pv.id = uv.page_id GROUP BY pv.id ORDER BY pv.view_count DESC """) # Fetch all rows rows = cur.fetchall() # Create a pandas DataFrame df = pd.DataFrame(rows, columns=['Page URL', 'View Count', 'Unique Visitors']) print(df) # Close the connection conn.close()

Let’s create a sample database file: sqlite3 analytics.db

It supports terabyte-sized databases and gigabyte-sized strings and blobs.

SQLite stores all of the data in a single file on the filesystem, which makes it easy to copy or backup the database.

A new type of science communicator has recently arisen - one that preys on and misleads scientifically curious audiences. We will identify and expose these influencers and their manipulative and corrosive rhetoric. These communicators are a product of the toxic waste of contemporary politics and broken online incentives leaking into science and are aligned - intentionally or unintentionally - with political projects that seek to undermine science. They are the science populists.

Do your conference programs contain sessions you belatedly discover were of little interest or value to most attendees? If so, you’re wasting significant stakeholder and attendee time and money — your conference is simply not as good as it could be. Now imagine you used event crowdsourcing to routinely create conference programs that reliably include the sessions and session content attendees actually want and need. How much value would that add to your event; for your attendees, your sponsors, and your bottom line? Event Crowdsourcing: Creating Meetings People Actually Want and Need will show you how to create conference programs that reliably become what your attendees want and need. The product of my 33 years of participant-driven conference program design experience, Event Crowdsourcing clearly explains everything you need to know to successfully integrate effective real-time event crowdsourcing into your meeting programs and sessions. The book clearly explains program and session crowdsourcing and how to use it to improve your events. It also includes a comprehensive set of crowdsourcing techniques and describes how to choose the right ones for your meetings. When you read it and apply what you learn, I guarantee your events will be better!

Smart presenters and meeting organizers are integrating experiential learning and peer connection into their events. This book tells you how to do it. Buy The Power of Participation to learn why it’s so important to incorporate participant action into every aspect of your event, what you need to know to create a meeting environment that supports and encourages participation, and when and how to use this extensive compendium of specific, detailed techniques to radically improve your sessions and meetings. The Power of Participation: Creating Conferences That Deliver Learning, Connection, Engagement, and Action Publisher: Adrian Segar Release date ebook and paperback book: June 2015 Page count: 322 ISBN:978-1511555982

Conferences That Work: Creating Events That People Love (2009) condenses 30+ years of experience convening, designing, and facilitating hundreds of conferences into an information-packed step-by-step guide to a proven design for creating productive relevant conferences that people love

Spionage muss nicht mehr (so) teuer sein Der Fund zeigt auch einen neuen Trend bei staatlicher Überwachung. Bisher setzten Staaten oft auf spezialisierte Spionagesoftware. Das bekannteste Beispiel ist die Anwendung Pegasus, mit der zum Beispiel das Umfeld des ermordeten Journalisten Jamal Khashoggi ausspioniert worden sein soll. Diese Art Software lauert auf Sicherheitslücken in Smartphone-Betriebssystemen wie Android und iOS und nutzt sie dann aus. Das geht auch aus der Ferne, zum Beispiel über Textnachrichten mit Schadcode. Doch diese Art von Spionagesoftware ist teuer. Deshalb nutzen Regime heute verstärkt die Möglichkeit, die ein physischer Zugriff auf das Gerät bietet. Soll heißen: Sie nehmen es an sich und spielen gezielt Spionagesoftware drauf. Zuletzt hatte die Nichtregierungsorganisation Amnesty International eine Spionagesoftware des serbischen Geheimdienstes enttarnt, mit der Journalistinnen und Aktivisten überwacht wurden. Sicherheitsforscher fanden ähnliche Ansätze russischer und chinesischer Behörden, die sowohl Oppositionelle als auch reisende Geschäftsleute überwachen. In allen Fällen hatten die Behörden Verhöre oder andere Gelegenheiten genutzt, um die Geräte zu manipulieren.

Eine Person wird vom belarussischen Geheimdienst KGB verhört und muss dabei ihr Handy abgeben. Am nächsten Tag meldet das Antivirensystem des Smartphones eine verdächtige App. Die Person löscht sie, aber ahnt nicht, dass sie eine weitere Spionage-App auf ihrem Gerät hat. Diese App hat Zugriff auf Mikrofon und Kamera; sie ermöglicht es, in verschlüsselten Messengern, SMS und E-Mails mitzulesen, Telefonate mitzuhören und aufzuzeichnen sowie den Standort zu überwachen. Man kann sogar das gesamte Smartphone aus der Ferne löschen, wenn man will. Die Kontrolle über diese App hat: der belarussische Geheimdienst.

Maakt het uit? Niet voor de overgang naar elektrisch rijden. In 2035 koopt niemand meer een brandstofauto. Maar de kans dat die nieuwe auto van een Chinese of Koreaanse fabrikant komt, is deze week wel toegenomen.

Zo hopen de Duitsers iets langer te kunnen genieten van de investeringen die ze de afgelopen eeuw deden in de ontwikkeling en productie van de explosiemotor. Ze trappen met twee benen tegelijk in de verzonken-kosten-denkfout, de misvatting dat een beslissing in het heden moet afhangen van kosten die je in het verleden hebt gemaakt. Snel afschrijven op de ‘schone diesel’ en vol investeren in de elektrische auto doet te veel emotionele pijn.

Today, under the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, EuroHPC JU inaugurated PIAST-Q in Poznań, Poland. This first inauguration of a EuroHPC quantum computer marks a milestone in building a European quantum computing infrastructure. This is also the first EuroHPC infrastructure located in Poland.

Daarin staat uitgewerkt welke acties er vanuit het Rijk en de gemeenten op dit moment al lopen. Ook staat erin beschreven wat de inzet is voor de komende tijd.

digitale veiligheid in 4 aandachtsgebieden voor gemeenten: de interne digitale veiligheid; ontwrichting binnen gemeentegrenzen als gevolg van een cyberincident; cybercrime en gedigitaliseerde criminaliteit; online aangejaagde openbare-ordeverstoringen.

digitale incidenten zich anders ontwikkelen dan fysieke incidenten. Het gaat sneller, grensoverschrijdend en is minder zichtbaar.

schetst een beeld van de uitdagingen voor gemeenten op gebied van digitale veiligheid. En laat zien hoe verantwoordelijkheden en rollen binnen gemeenten zijn verdeeld.

Dit rapport is samen met een brief aan de Tweede Kamer aangeboden

Step 2. Post the status Make a POST call to: https://[YOUR MASTODON SERVER]/api/v1/statuses?access_token=[YOUR ACCESS TOKEN] Set the type to application/x-www-form-urlencoded and pass the status field containing your status message. If you are attaching an image as well, pass the media_ids[] field with the media id you retrieved in the previous step. More info: Documentation for the /statuses endpoint on Mastodon.

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Josh Waitzkin’s explanation in The Art of Learning about how to start learning chess

Your research interest should be genuine. It’s a mistake to choose something you think is “safe” to fail at. It may seem rational to experiment with something where failure has no serious consequences (e.g., having to start over). But this only leads to a lack of motivation to build the intensity and seriousness needed for thorough work. If the content of your Zettelkasten isn’t important to you and only serves to learn the Zettelkasten method, you’ll quickly become superficial and sloppy with the content. The Zettelkasten method requires serious engagement with the content – it cannot be learned with dummy content.

Het hernieuwde convenant geldt voor de periode 2024-2027. Er zijn in totaal acht Kennis- en innovatieagenda’s (KIA’s) binnen de KIC opgesteld, waaronder de KIA Digitalisering. Digital Holland is coördinator van de KIA Digitalisering.

Over Digital Holland Digital Holland (voorheen Topsector ICT) identificeert, prioriteert en organiseert ICT-onderzoek en innovatie door publieke en private partijen bijeen te brengen met focus op digitale sleuteltechnologieën en maatschappelijke uitdagingen. Hierbij bestrijkt Digital Holland het traject van fundamenteel onderzoek tot en met valorisatie. Opleiden van nieuw talent, om- en bijscholing, kennis-disseminatie, breed betrekken van mkb en internationale samenwerking vormen een belangrijk onderdeel van de missie.

Bijvoorbeeld omdat ze zijn uitgegeven onder een opensource-licentie, gebruik maken van open standaarden, van dataspaces Link opent in een nieuwe browsertab-technologie (gericht op het delen van data in een beschermde op publieke waarden gebaseerde context) of gebaseerd zijn op decentrale, federatieve modellen.

We zoeken daarom onderzoeksprojecten waarin bestaande (Europese, dan wel Nederlandse) alternatieven getest en onderzocht worden en/of doorontwikkeld in een specifieke context.

Article 6

Article 17

By 15 May 2014 and every six years thereafter the Commissionshall present to the European Parliament and to the Council areport on the implementation of this Directive based, inter alia,on reports from Member States in accordance with Article 21(2)and (3).Where necessary, the report shall be accompanied by proposalsfor Community action

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By way of derogation from Article 11(1), Member States maylimit public access to spatial data sets and services through theservices referred to in points (b) to (e) of Article 11(1), or to thee-commerce services referred to in Article 14(3), where suchaccess would adversely affect any of the following

By way of derogation from Article 11(1), Member Statesmay limit public access to spatial data sets and services throughthe services referred to in point (a) of Article 11(1) where suchaccess would adversely affect international relations, publicsecurity or national defence

Article 11

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Article 7

Rules for the implementation of this Article shall be adoptedby 15 May 2008 in accordance with the regulatory procedurereferred to in Article 22(2). These rules shall take account ofrelevant, existing international standards and user requirements,in particular with relation to validation metadata

a third party to whom the network has been madeavailable in accordance with Article 12

‘third party’ means any natural or legal person other than apublic authority

‘Inspire geo-portal’ means an Internet site, or equivalent,providing access to the services referred to in Article 11(1)

the conformity of spatial data sets with the implementingrules provided for in Article 7(1)

The description of the existing data themes referred to inAnnexes I, II and III may be adapted in accordance with theregulatory procedure with scrutiny referred to in Article 22(3), inorder to take into account the evolving needs for spatial data insupport of Community policies that affect the environment.25.4.2007 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 108/5

In the case of spatial data sets which comply with thecondition set out in paragraph 1(c), but in respect of which athird party holds intellectual property rights, the public authoritymay take action under this Directive only with the consent ofthat third party.

‘interoperability’ means the possibility for spatial data setsto be combined, and for services to interact, withoutrepetitive manual intervention, in such a way that the resultis coherent and the added value of the data sets and servicesis enhanced

‘spatial object’ means an abstract representation of a real-world phenomenon related to a specific location orgeographical area

Article 17 of Directive 2007/2/EC requires Member States to adopt measures thatmake it possible for spatial data collected at one level of public authority to be sharedbetween all the different levels of public authorities and to ensure that spatial data andservices are made available under conditions that do not restrict their extensive use.Pursuant to Directive (EU) 2019/1024, data is open-by-default which also applies tospatial data, including spatial datasets falling within the scope of Directive 2007/2/EC.Article 17 should therefore be deleted for the purpose of simplifying the legalframework and avoiding overlapping rules

dapting thedescription of the existing data themes. It is of particular importance that theCommission carry out appropriate consultations during its preparatory work, includingat expert level, in accordance with the principles laid down in the InterinstitutionalAgreement of 13 April 2016 on Better Law-Making. In particular, to ensure equalparticipation in the preparation of delegated acts, the European Parliament and theCouncil receive all documents at the same time as Member States’ experts, and theirexperts systematically have access to meetings of Commission expert groups dealingwith the preparation of delegated acts.

33 out of the 34 spatial datasets

Article 14 of Directive 2007/2/EC sets out the rules for making discovery and viewservices available to the public free of charge, as well as for making e-commerceservices available where charges are levied. Directive (EU) 2019/1024 establishesprinciples and rules governing charging for making documents and high-value datasetsavailable free of charge, including exceptions and derogations from the rules oncharging, for the purpose of ensuring the maximum impact and to facilitate re-use ofdata. Pursuant to Article 1(7) of Directive (EU) 2019/1024, that Directive sets out thatthe Directive governs the re-use of existing documents held by public sector bodiesand public undertakings of the Member States, including documents to whichDirective 2007/2/EC applies. To ensure consistency with Directive (EU) 2019/1024and to avoid overlapping provisions, the rules on charging for discovery and viewservices in Directive 2007/2/EC should be deleted

Pursuant to Article 1(7) of Directive (EU) 2019/1024, that Directive governs the re-use of existing documents held by public sector bodies and public undertakings of theMember States, including documents to which Directive 2007/2/EC applies. Since theinteroperability requirements for open data apply to spatial data, the empowerment toadopt implementing rules laying down technical arrangements for the interoperabilityand, where practicable, harmonisation of spatial data sets and related provisionsshould be deleted

contains reference to third parties, whereas Directive (EU)2019/1024, which applies to public sector bodies and public undertakings, does notextend to private entities or businesses. To ensure coherence with the Directive (EU)2019/102439, the reference to third parties should be deleted

Remove four empowerments for adoption of implementing rules for interoperability,network services, data sharing and reporting requirements that no longer reflectcurrent best practices or standards, thereby removing rigid technical requirements.The four implementing acts adopted on the basis of the empowerments will berepealed by separate adoption procedure (comitology)

As a consequence of the amendments set out above in relation to network services,interoperability and data sharing, it is furthermore proposed to repeal the following relatedimplementing acts, by way of the applicable procedure, and to delete the correspondingempowerments:(1) Commission Regulation (EC) No 976/2009 as regards Network Services21(2) Commission Regulation (EU) No 1089/2010 on interoperability of spatial data setsand services22, and(3) Commission Regulation (EU) No 268/2010 on data and service sharing23.(4) Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2019/1372 implementing Directive2007/2/EC as regards monitoring and reporting24.

Directive (EU) 2019/1024 sets out that data is open-by-default which also applies to spatialdat

With a view to reducing administrative burden, it is proposed to delete the reportingrequirements set out in Article 21. Member States shall provide the Commission with a reporton the measures taken to implement Implementing Regulation No (EU) 2023/138

33 out of 34 INSPIRE datasets

The proposal is a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council amendingDirective 2007/2/EC

he proposed measures to simplify the INSPIRE Directive are consistent with Directive (EU)2019/1024 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/138

It is thereforealso proposed to delete the obligation on the Commission to operate the Inspire geo-portal

widely recognised Minimum InteroperabilityMechanisms (MIMs) developed by the Open & Agile Smart Cities community1

proposed simplification will create flexibility in the implementation allowing for the adoptionof community good practices

proposal is consistent with Regulation(EU) 2024/903

With the proposed deletion of detailed technical requirements forinteroperability, network services and data sharing

The application of the INSPIRE Directive is not only relevant for environmental policy.Several pieces of EU legislation refer to the INSPIRE Directive, such as Regulation (EU)2018/841 of the European Parliament and of the Council13 (LULUCF), Regulation (EU)2021/2116 of the European Parliament and the Council14 (Common agricultural policy),Regulation (EU) 2018/109115 (integrated farm statistics), Regulation (EU) 2021/696 of theEuropean Parliament and of the Council16 (Union Space Programme), Directive (EU)2024/2881 of the European Parliament and of the Council17 (Air Quality Directive), andRegulation (EU) 2024/1991 of the European Parliament and of the Council (NatureRestoration Regulation)18,

Regulation (EU) 2019/1010

ot otherwise affected by the Digital Omnibusproposal, because the Commission did not propose relevant substantive changes to thesolutions set out in the Open Data Directive

Notably, the high-value datasets defined under that framework wereselected to match the data sets already covered by the INSPIRE Directive

Itwill be supported by non-legislative actions and practical tools to support smart and efficientreuse of environmental data across the Union

n addition, the EU’s objective of creating Common European Data Spaces set out in the 2020European strategy for data, includes a dedicated Green Deal Data Space to support theEuropean Green Deal; this requires breaking data silos and ensuring that all relevantenvironmental data – spatial and non-spatial – can flow freely to inform EU environmentaland climate objectives and reduce administrative burden on companies and publicadministrations.

Horizontal EU data legislation regulates the access to, reuse, interoperability, and governanceof public sector data in a coherent and technologically advanced manner. This includesDirective (EU) 2019/1024 (Open Data Directive)7 and Implementing Regulation (EU)2023/138 (High-Value Datasets)8, Regulation (EU) 2022/868 (Data Governance Act)9, andRegulation (EU) 2024/903 (Interoperable Europe Act)10. Horizontal EU data legislationintroduces open-by-default principles, structured metadata, mandatory ApplicationProgramming Interfaces (APIs) and where relevant as bulk download formats for high-valuedatasets, as well as a streamlined, common governance model for cross-border data us

‘GreenData4All’

reserving the Directive’s objectives of ensuring the accessibility,quality and interoperability of environmental spatial data

This proposal seeks to modernise and simplify the INSPIRE Directive by removing technicalrequirements for data and data sharing and aligning its obligations with more recent horizontalEU datal legislation.

Today's simplification package is composed of six legislative proposals.

The current technical requirements for geospatial data under the INSPIRE Directive will be fully aligned with the horizontal legislation governing public sector high value geospatial data. This simplification will lower compliance costs for public authorities and facilitate access to high value geospatial data sets for all public and private users.

On 24 November 2023, the EU and Canada launched a Digital Partnership to reinforce cooperation on digital issues. The partnership reflects a shared vision for a positive and human-centric digital economy and society. The EU and Canada agreed to work together in crucial areas such as AI, secure international connectivity, cyber security, online platforms, digital identity and digital skills. This Digital Partnership and its importance were highlighted in the New EU-Canada Strategic Partnership of the Future, adopted at the Canada-EU Summit on 23 June 2025.

EU and Canada are committed to working together on secure international connectivity, for example in 5G and subsea cables, and have agreed to explore new cable routes to strengthen global network resilience, including in the Arctic region. The EU and Canada will deepen the collaboration in priority topics such as quantum technologies, semiconductors, and high-performance computing. They also reaffirmed their commitment to resilient semiconductor supply chains and secure and sovereign cloud infrastructure and data centres.

explore cooperation on enhancing information integrity online, including on the challenges posed by generative AI and the risks stemming from foreign information manipulation and interference.

Both partners plan to establish a forum to facilitate joint testing of digital credential technologies, drive pilot projects, and share information. They will develop joint use cases and pilot projects towards interoperability of digital identity wallets and digital credentials and trust services.

the cooperation on digital credentials and trust services, including on technical interoperability and solutions based on digital identity wallets, the EU and Canada signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Digital Credentials and Trust Services.

the partners will share  best practices to accelerate AI adoption in strategic sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, energy, culture, science and public services, and support SMEs. They committed to work together on large AI infrastructures and support industry and academia's access to AI compute capacity. They will also explore scientific cooperation on fundamental AI research, and the development of advanced AI models for the public good, including in areas such as extreme weather monitoring and climate change. In addition, the EU and Canada will set up a structured dialogue on data spaces, of particular relevance to the development of large AI models.

Memorandum of Understanding on Artificial Intelligence.

the first Digital Partnership Council held today in Montreal, Canada

link.europa.eu/HndTw4

Next Generation EIF: official kick‑off with Member States  The Chair of the independent expert group on next generation EIF, Emilija Stojmenova Duh, presented its recommendations for an EIF blueprint, which will feed into the future EIF revision and proposal by the Board.

The labelled solutions are:   Core Vocabularies – common semantic building blocks that help public administrations describe key concepts (such as persons, organisations or locations) in a consistent way across borders and sectors.  DCAT-AP – a common specification that makes data catalogues interoperable and helps make public sector data easier to discover and reuse.

Companies will not be obliged to use the European Business Wallets. The Regulation places obligations solely on public sector bodies to accept its core functions, while companies remain free to decide whether to adopt the wallets for their commercial operations or interactions with public authorities

In parallel, the Commission will work closely with Member States and the private sector to define the technical standards and requirements for European Business Wallets through ongoing efforts under the European Digital Identity Framework and in large-scale pilot projects funded under the Digital Europe Programme such as the WeBuild consortium.

It is estimated that simplification efforts will save up to €5 billion in administrative costs between now and 2029. Moreover, the European Business Wallets should unlock at least EUR 160 billion in savings for businesses each year.

The technical architecture and features for the European Business Wallets will build on the one for the EU Digital Identity Wallets.

Designed to be accessible for businesses of all sizes, including SMEs and microenterprises, as well as public administrations

The European Business Wallets are one of the key deliverables of the Digital Package. The Commission proposes a regulation to establish those Wallets as a harmonised digital solution to ease the administrative burden and to enable companies and public sector bodies to identify, to authenticate and to exchange data in a secure and user-friendly way, with full legal effect across the European Union.

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I have typically added via.hypothes.is to the URLs of articles manually so I can use Hypothes.is on my phone.

Bovendien geldt er nu een adequaatheidsbesluit voor de VS (Data Privacy Framework), waardoor doorgifte naar de VS, voor zover er aan het DPF wordt voldaan, ook voldoet aan de eisen van de AVG die gelden voor doorgifte.

GoVolta heeft een optie op extra NMBS-rijtuigen en onderzoekt een uitbreiding naar Parijs in 2027. De beoogde Nederlandse stops zijn Amsterdam, Haarlem, Den Haag, Rotterdam, Lage Zwaluwe en Roosendaal. Lage Zwaluwe is bewust gekozen vanwege de gratis parkeermogelijkheden. In België hoopt GoVolta via Gent te kunnen rijden. De strategische samenwerking met het Franse Keolis – een dochteronderneming van de SNCF – moet de toegang tot de Franse markt vergemakkelijken.

Keolis verzorgt de tractie in zowel Nederland als Duitsland. GoVolta richt zich op commercie en pakketreizen; Brouwer op onderhoud. Eerder wilde GoVolta zelf spoorvervoerder worden, maar die rol wordt nu door Keolis ingevuld.

Qwen3-Coder Alibaba's performant long context models for agentic and coding tasks

Qwen3-VL

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GLM-4.6 Advanced agentic, reasoning and coding capabilities

GPT-OSS OpenAI's open-weight models designed for powerful reasoning, agentic tasks, and versatile developer use cases.

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Het bedrijf ontwikkelt al een AI-naar-FPGA-platform waarmee elk AI-model kan draaien op goedkope, in de EU geproduceerde herconfigureerbare chips. Als ze hierin slagen, zou dit de afhankelijkheid van Europa van buitenlandse GPU-fabrieken volledig kunnen wegnemen, een terugkerend thema in de strategie van Vydar.

We maken geen eigen AI-chips”, merkte Crijnen op, “maar omdat de hardware speciaal voor dit doel is gebouwd, kunnen we toekomstige in Europa gemaakte chips gemakkelijk integreren. Die flexibiliteit is cruciaal.”

Hun systeem wordt nu voor 100% in Europa geproduceerd en weegt 30 gram, tegenover 176 gram voor concurrenten die op Jetson zijn gebaseerd. Het heeft een stroomverbruik van 3 watt, een efficiëntieverbetering van 88%.

NVIDIA Jetson.