# Richard Stallman
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Richard Matthew Stallman ( STAWL-mən; born March 16, 1953), also known by his initials, rms, is an American free software movement activist and programmer. He campaigns for software to be distributed in such a manner that its users have the freedom to use, study, distribute, and modify that software. Software which ensures these freedoms is termed free software.
Tech Talk Today 277
The world is freaking out about Google Duplex, new features coming to Google Photos we like and Android P promises to improve your "well being".
Plus Apple deals a blow to GrayKey, our Kickstarter of the week, and sending ultra sonic commands to Alexa.
The Heartbeat of the Kernel: Why Upstream is the Ultimate Security Strategy with Greg Kroah-Hartman
What does it feel like to wake up and realize your weekend passion project is now the critical infrastructure powering the planet? In this episode of What’s in the SOSS?, CRob sits down with Linux kernel maintainer and open source icon Greg Kroah-Hartman. Greg takes us on a journey from his early …
HPR4705: Free Software Is Wasted On You Teens
Freedom 0–3 (verbatim reference)
The four freedoms, GNU/FSF:
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
Richard Stallman:
https://www.stallman.org/
Named FOSS figures (freedom 3 list)
Linus Torvalds (Linux):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linus_Torvalds
Dries Buytaer…
The Linux (1991)
On January 2nd, 1991, a college student, Linus Torvalds, went to buy a new PC. Curious about its CPU capabilities, he ran an experiment that took an unexpected turn, and he became the leader of a tech revolution.
Enjoy a cup of tea with this episode as we go back to Petersgatan, Helsinki, Finland.…
Selling the New Edge
This is an expanded, written monologue of the Apotheosis podcast episode. Podcast music by Nullsleep.
If you’re first exposure to Mondo 2000’s narrative of the Internet was with The Cyberpunk Handbook you might have looked no further—sending it to the trash heap—not even fit for recycling. But th…
Alignment is the principal-agent problem - Zooko | PostAGI Episode 12
Zooko Wilcox is the founder of Zcash and one of the original cypherpunks. He argues that almost everyone gets privacy backwards: it comes from storing value privately at rest, not from covering your tracks in flight.
We cover why mixers can never work, why AI has already beaten every evasive maneu…
EXTRA BITS - Behind the scenes on Computerphile - Computerphile
Professor Brailsford discusses the odd mistake that may have been made, including the omission of a certain Richard Stallman from our Mainframes & Unix film!Original Punch Cards Film: http://youtu.be/KG2M4ttzBnYExtra Material on Punch Cards: http://youtu.be/lkSGMrH5Kichttp://www.facebook.com/compu…
Mainframes and the Unix Revolution - Computerphile
No internet, no networking; just a screen and a keyboard, or a pile of cards to punch holes in; mainframes were a world apart from today's smartphones and integrated circuits. Professor Brailsford remembers the Unix revolution.To hear about the omission of Gnu and Richard Stallman: http://youtu.be…
#260 — Rash, Hashing, Arguably
privateGPT, Safari 17 Profiles, styling RSS feeds, AI new UI paradigm, Richard Stallman, ChatGPT treating patients, Anti-Meta Fedi Pact, death in 7 gigabytes.
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In this episode
0:00 — Welcome
1:30 — Notable
8:07 — Journal
13:37 — Briefly
17:04 — Signature
17:14 — Fortun…
Episode 111: The Hidden Work
Mike opens with a long analogy about transportation. Horses needed constant feeding and shelter, and early cars needed a mechanic riding along. Gas cars brought oil changes, and electric vehicles cut maintenance way down. He ties this to software with a statistic that only about 15% of engineering…
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