I dont want Big Tech Europe
I want Open Source Europe
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Born in Denmark, at 351.47 ppm atmospheric CO₂.
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@nixCraft@mastodon.social Arch is too much work. I already have a job, thanks. I run Debian now instead - Life is bliss
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@david_chisnall I dont think he has thought this through.. This is where I (if I was an nvidia employee) would just deploy a bunch of ai agents to do a bunch of random stuff in a while loop to rack up token expenses. All the while I am just gonna keep coding manually as usual. Your move Jensen
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@mosgaard@uddannelse.social Fedt! 😄 Hehe ja det slipper man nok ikke for. Jeg skulle også rydde op da jeg flyttede fra Obsidian til Joplin. Det på trods af, at Obsidian i princippet er ren markdown 😅
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@ajayiyer@mastodon.social Yes, there are certainly a lot of details to discuss in this. I want european software to be open source and to respect users freedom (libre). I want it to be a good career path, and something you can build a business on. I believe it is possible, but will require substantial support from the EU to be sustainable. It would require money spent on open source instead of big tech platforms. It would require effective enforcement of open source software licenses. Among many other things.
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@FelixTheAnimator@mastodon.art @GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social @projetslibres_podcast@piaille.fr @Framasoft@framapiaf.org @fla@mastodon.social I dont think you can install GrapheneOS on a Fairphone, only Pixel devices are officially supported:
https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices
I suggest buying a used Pixel, installing GrapheneOS on it, playing around, then migrating your stuff over when you are comfortable. Nice and slow - nothing to be scared of. Graphene is very easy to install if you follow the official instructions.
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Social security ID's of 8.8 million danes were just leaked through unlawful access via a third party bussiness that has lawful access to the registry.
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