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TIK TEK TOE, episode 007. Marcel and Evan discuss Ryan Reynold's continued redemption with Detective Pikachu, martial arts movies, VR arcades, whether a decade starts on a 0 or 1, what kind of decade FOSS has had, or is about to have had, the Internet Society and .ORG vs the Girl Scouts (our money is on the Girls Scouts), on-demand culture, Drake (yeah, that Drake), and perineum sunning.
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Additonal Notes & Links from the Show
Girl Scouts protest sale of .ORG domain by the Internet Society
How Open Source Changed Everything -- Again
VR arcades: my local one is called "Ctrl-V"
Drake Gets Booed Off Stage
Perineum Sunning and Why it's a Bad Idea
And, no doubt, a bunch of things I've forgotten.
TIK TEK TOE, episode 006. Today, Marcel and Evan discuss where our listeners are in the world, why neither Marcel nor Evan gets a kick from caffeine, what the options are when you really need that kick, open source licenses, politics, good superheroes, bad superheroes, fallen heroes, not talking about politics, whether pepperoni makes a good cough suppressant, and, $DEITY help us, Don Cherry. Also, both Marcel and Evan get more homework for episode 7.
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Additonal Notes & Links from the Show
Guarana Antarctic
Open Core license and ethical uses of open source software
TIK TEK TOE, episode 005. Today, Marcel and Evan discuss politics, or at least, what the recent Canadian election actually said about open ideas, oil, the Prime Minister, and the environment. We talk about Unix turning 50 and how Linux wormed its way into pretty much becoming Unix, and Marcel gives Evan some superhero homework.
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Show Notes
Canadian electon results : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Canadian_federal_election
TIK TEK TOE, episode 004. Today, Marcel and Evan vote early, but not often, talk strange politics, whine about telecom charges, consider open Internet, discuss the Four Freedoms, software licenses, DUNE, George Carlin, and Dave Chapelle.
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Links From the Show
Canada's Rhino Party
Aaron Swartz
Starlink satellite system by SpaceX
Open Internet
Intelligent City Awards
Whatever happened to free city wifi?
God Emperor of Dune
Can an Open Source Programmer decide how their software is used?
The "Hippocratic" License
The Four Freedoms (of Free Software)
A program is “free software” if the program’s users have the four essential freedoms:
1: The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose.
2: The freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does your computing as you wish. Access to the source code is a precondition for this.
3: The freedom to redistribute copies so you can help your neighbor.
4: The freedom to distribute copies of your modified versions to others. By doing this you can give the whole community a chance to benefit from your changes. Access to the source code is a precondition for this.
If software is licensed in a way that does not provide these 4 freedoms, then it is categorized as nonfree or proprietary.
https://openedreader.org/chapter/stallmans-four-freedom/
Who wrote OpenSSL?
Dave Chapelle, "Sticks and Stones"
George Carlin, People who should be killed.
The Mikado
TIK TEK TOE, episode 003. Today, Marcel and Evan decide to rename the show, so now it's called, "Tic Tek Toe" and not "Trash-Talking FOSS". The guys talk about VR fitness, courtesy of Marcel's Oculus Quest, Distrowatch, Lucky Charms cereal (no, really), and whether or not you have a right to be erased from the Internet.
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Links from the show
Oculus Quest and Beat Saber
Tic Tek Toe, episode 002 : In this episode, Evan and Marcel discuss the recent events surrounding Richard Stallman resigning from both M.I.T. and the Free Software Foundation. We also talk about another controversy, namely the ongoing security and trade concerns around Huawei and whether we should be worried about their new laptops running Deepin Linux. Even before Huawei was on Trump's list, there were some questions as to whether Deepin might include Chinese spyware. Finally, Marcel addresses some feedback about how he ends his episodes.
Links from this episode
Stallman Resigns From MIT and the FSF
This is TIC TEK TOE, episode 1. In this, the first episode, Evan and Marcel discuss the signs that hell has frozen over as Richard Stallman speaks at Microsoft. They also discuss the end of Linux Journal and how that relates to traditional publishing, how to make money in an increasingly free digital age, and a new exploit targeting Linux servers. Sort of. Also, Marcel wants to register a complaint.
Links
Another sign of the End Times: Free software guru Richard Stallman speaks at Microsoft HQ
Linux Journal : An Awkward Goodbye
Thousands of servers infected with new Lilocked (Lilu) ransomware
From the publisher's feed