See checklist in notes.org for a couple things that should still be
mentioned here.
* slides.org (The Web): Mostly ready.
* sapsf.bib (tor:overview): Add missing entry.
* images/ftc-silver.png: Remove image.
* images/tp/remote-list (ftc-silver.png): Add remote and transform.
* images/tp/SHA256SUM: Add ftc-silver.png.
There's some stuff to augment; mainly, IoT like smart TVs.
* slides.org (Stationary): Mostly ready.
* sapsf.bib (insecam): Change entry date to match screenshot.
* images/insecam-ss.png: insecam.org screenshot.
* images/tp/remote-list: Add ACLU tracked paper title page image.
* images/tp/SHA256SUM: Include hash of new image.
Just needs to be augmented with additional information (slides).
* slides.org (Mobile): All slides ready. Needs more.
* images/tp/remote-list: Add images for Mobile.
* images/tp/SHA256SUM: Update with hashes of new images.
Well that was quite an effort. And it is not done yet;
see the checklist in notes.org.
slides.org (The Web): Note deconstruction.
notes.org: Update checklist.
images/tp: Add third-party scripts for image download
The references were supposed to be committed a little while back, but I'm
not going to rewrite history; I have better things to do right now.
* sapsf.bib: Add references.
This was a huge PITA because I'm still relatively new to the finer details
of Org Mode. I needed the Slides heading for the columnview table to
properly sum the complete time for the presentation, but in doing so, the
section depth from the headers was off in the exported presentation (unless
I did a subtree export).
I eventually found that there is a contrib package that provides :ignore:,
which solves my problem.
* slides.org
(Slides): Add heading.
(columnview table): Regenerate table.
(Exporting): Add heading.
(Local Variables): Add ox stuff.
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This is a mostly-complete history of the development of my LibrePlanet 2017
talk entitled ``The Surreptitious Assault on Privacy, Security, and
Freedom''. I removed timekeeping and miscellaneous notes/outlines, but it's
otherwise authentic.
Mike Gerwitz