For people who might be interested on a GUI interface for runit:
I think what firefox does for the shitty web we are is valuable.
https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/02/23/total-cookie-protection/
This BSD distro sounds interesting
The big brother is going to "help us" with the privacy on TV's.
These kind of initiatives are what we need.
I don't know how open it is gonna be but I guess we have a small door to put hardware that is 100% fully compatible with libre/free software.
Many companies are even more aggressive, they want the future with laptops like Chromebooks. I think it is a huge mistake that trend because it will create a vendor lock. Now the main cloud providers are Amazon, Google and Microsoft, maybe Alibaba.
This is what I have been trying to say but my English is not enough.
https://monetize.substack.com/p/open-source-eras
I have been bitching about companies like GAFAM but I also wanted to bitch other companies like Elastic, Mongo and Redis. At least Microsoft release something as proprietary because they don't want competitors see what they are doing but Elastic, Mongo and Redis just want the best of two worlds "Proprietary" and "Open source" without the disadvantages of both.
Stallman is normally right.
Librem 14: Adding Librem EC, Freed Embedded Controller Firmware
"Starting with the Librem 14 laptop we are including fully liberated Embedded Controller (EC) firmware with all the source code available."
https://puri.sm/posts/librem-14-adding-librem-ec-freed-embedded-controller-firmware/
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I am finally confident enough to do this. Let me introduce you to the #1hourofflinework challenge, the point is, 1 hour of your normal workday, you'll turn off any kind of internet connection and work using that. You are of course allowed to do anything you would usually do, even download stuff beforehand etc. I guess the point is to make me less web-reliant. I think I'll spend the hour learning more about rust in the rust book I downloaded :)
I am an Artixlinux user, I love Free Software philosophy and I apply as much as I can, even for work.A bit obsessed with KISS principle. I like configuring servers in Linux. I am a big fan of Python language, especially for scripts and Data science.