The immich team has just posted a 2 year retrospective going over their experiences with everyone at FUTO. Highly recommended reading for anyone who is interested in pitching us on new projects!
I'm delighted see increasing use of the term "FOSS" and even "Libre" to describe open source software with no commercial restrictions. I feel that this is the right way.
We at FUTO are very happy to co-exist with organizations who advocate this model, even while we aggressively pursue open source software with strong proprietorship and commercial protections for the proprietor.
We don't want the best engineering talent in the world to be begging for "donations" simply because they want their project to be open source software.
Working on replacing the crappy content blocker in @ladybirdbrowser with adblock-rust from @brave and the results are excellent!
We'll ship with blocking off by default. You opt in and pick your own filter lists. We think that choice is yours, not ours :)
People want computers, they just don't want to be at the mercy of them
If your ECU or TCU or whatever else can't tell you exactly what's wrong with your car, you're screwed and are at the mercy of the automaker for repairs
This is terrible.
Cheaters suck but anti-cheat technology developed by companies such as Riot bring our ecosystem closer to a dystopia where every computer in our lives (phone, cars, TVs, etc) is completely controlled by governments and companies.
We must stop them.
It doesn't matter. Everyone should be allowed to access the memory on the computer they bought to play your games with. It's their computer not yours.
Stop doing these things.
Getting a Immich shoutout from Jay Bauman is genuinely surreal. A lot of us have been watching RLM for years. Thank you so much, the shoutout means a lot.
Getting a Immich shoutout from Jay Bauman is genuinely surreal. A lot of us have been watching RLM for years. Thank you so much, the shoutout means a lot.
Within 20 years we went from being able to buy new radios for our cars from best buy to having every part VIN-locked and non-replaceable
It's not hard to see where it will go next:
- Government surveillance technology
- Ads on the head unit
- Subscriptions to unlock basic features
- Locking joyrides to conserve energy
- Banning you from going to certain places
- Driving you to the police station if you disobey
The goal is that you will be controlled by the things you buy
Just getting started with our new Freenet YouTube page in which Ian and Steven discuss all things decentralization and Freenet, already on our 3rd episode, new episode tomorrow!
https://t.co/tS7h6jcHUe