Chelsea Manning appears in the current episode of Amnesty International's \"In Their Own Words\" podcast, voiced by actor Michelle Hendley. <\/p>\n
Chelsea tells us, \"The awesome thing about this podcast is that Michelle Hendley speaks in my own voice, telling my story and memories in my own words and in my own style. It's the closest thing to actually interviewing me as we could possibly get, given the rules of the prison. I was able to listen to it on the phone by having it played from laptop speakers into a friend's cell phone, and I think she sounds like me.\" <\/p>\n
At Amnesty, were calling on US authorities to free Chelsea immediately. <\/p>\n
She is spending decades in prison because she shared information that she thought could shed a light on potential abuses and prompt meaningful public debate on the conflict. Prevented from using this in her defence at her tribunal and overcharged as a warning to others, Chelsea has been punished over the odds for actions. <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the US government has not investigated the abuses she exposed while Chelsea has paid a high price for putting that information in the public realm. <\/p>\n
Chelsea Manning, in her own words [Amnesty International] <\/p>\n
Another amazing Shmoocon talk is Users Are People Too: How to Make Your Tools Not Suck for Humans, presented by two key people from Simply Secure, a nonprofit devoted to improving security tool usability (I am a volunteer advisor to Simply Secure). <\/p>\n
Laura Poitras is the Macarthur-winning, Oscar-winning documentarian who made Citizenfour. Her life has been dogged by government surveillance and harassment, and she has had to become a paranoid OPSEC ninja just to survive. <\/p>\n
Real engineers build things. Super cool engineers build things with their hands and fingers, like our engineering forefathers did. No idea where to even begin to do that? This step by step Arduino course is now 92% off and is going to get you up and running, from zero to hero, in no time. So [] <\/p>\n
How do Google and YouTube really work? It turns out, Python kind of runs things around those parts. And with this bootcamp, youll get whipped into shape and ready to start programming yourself. Whether youre a Python pro and just want to sharpen your skills, or a total tech newbie with little or no coding [] <\/p>\n
Take a deep breath. Now exhale. Wouldnt that whole breathing thing be a lot better with an amazing vape in your hands? How about a vape thats specifically engineered and designed for dry leaf and crazy easy to both use and clean? You can save 28% right now when you nab this new FEZ Vaporizer [] <\/p>\n
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