This time we will take a reprieve from *serious* reading, to enjoy something a bit lighter from our curated list of Palate Cleansers. We are embarking on a little trip with "Eats, Shoots, and Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation" from Lynne Truss. For this first foray, we will read through "The Tractable ... Read more
*** This week, we will be gathering at the home of a member. If you are not known to the host, please take a pass on this meeting, and join us at our next gathering at HyVee, Papillion. *** Currently reading: “Eats, Shoots & Leaves.” This meeting, however, will be a special preview to ... Read more
Our new read, which commenced Mar 16, is Yuval Noah Harari's latest: "Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI." Given Harari's global and fresh perspectives, this 400 page book may take us 6 weeks or even a bit more. He always seems to provide a lot to explore with ... Read more
Our current read, which commenced Mar 16, is Yuval Noah Harari's latest: "Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI." Given Harari's global and fresh perspectives, this 400 page book may take us 6 weeks or even a bit more. He always seems to provide a lot to explore with ... Read more
Our current read, which commenced Mar 16, is Yuval Noah Harari's latest: "Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI." Given Harari's global and fresh perspectives, this 400 page book may take us 6 weeks or even a bit more. He always seems to provide a lot to explore with ... Read more
Your digital footprint tells a story. Every day you generate data that the big tech companies, data brokers, advertisers, scammers, and even the government use to profile you. Join the Omaha Humanists for a Digital Privacy Protection workshop, where we'll show you how data brokers harvest information from your online activities and provide you with ... Read more
Information is power – and yours is worth protecting! In the second of our three-part series on Protecting Your Activism, we'll introduce attendees to threat modeling where you'll ask what information do you have that you want to protect, who do you want to protect it from, and what steps are you willing to take to ... Read more
*** This week, we will be gathering at the home of a member. If you are not known to the host, please take a pass on this meeting, and join us at our June 1 gathering at HyVee, Papillion. *** Currently wrapping up ”Nexus" by Yuval Noah Harari. At this meeting, we will decide ... Read more
It's the third and final presentation in our three-part series on Protecting Your Activism and by now you've built a strong InfoSec foundation, but are you leaving the door unlocked? Operational Security (OpSec) is about the human element of security – the daily practices that can make or break your protection. This workshop will explore ... Read more
Our newest read, from our lighter Palate Cleansers list, is "Mavericks" by Jenny Draper. At the Mar 25 meeting, we will have decided how far to dip our toes for the initial foray into this book for discussion this week. Looking to engage in thoughtful (and/or fun) discussions and connect with fellow book lovers? ... Read more
Our newest read, from our lighter Palate Cleansers list, is "Mavericks" by Jenny Draper. For the discussion this week our target is to read through the chapter titled: 'Julius Soubise'. As the chapters and page numbering vary across formats, you may find this chapter brings you to conclude at p 142 or 149, ... Read more
