Bryan Lunduke @lunduke@librem.one
Joined Apr 2019
If only there was a Tech podcast / show that had...
- No Swearing (kid and work friendly)
- No personal attacks ("Be Excellent To Each Other")
- No political attacks (no matter who you vote for, we're friends)
- Lots of nerdy-ness (goofy and serious)
@Qanno Me too. ;)
Shabbat shalom, my friends!
Feeling like going easy for the Friday night dinner. Thinking pizza. Then maybe a movie with the kids and fall asleep on the couch. Sounds gloriously lazy.
Anyone else have appropriately lazy plans for kicking off this most excellent weekend?
Bryan Lunduke
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Today's #Linux News:
* RHEL 7.7 Beta Is Now Available
* Kdenlive 19.04.2 Is Out
* Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York to Support Linux
* IceWM 1.5.5 Released
* The Document Foundation Announces New "What Can I Do for LibreOffice" Website
More details about these headlines: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/rhel-77-beta-now-available-kdenlive-19042-out-vampire-masquerade-coteries-new-york-support
Bryan Lunduke
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Big shout-out to @lunduke for answering this and giving it a community boost for seeing feedback on the idea and giving me more details to consider. https://youtu.be/fpBakoNt7z4
I was so excited to see it answered!
P.s. Not from Cleveland, but Oklahoma City 😄
Bryan Lunduke
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Bryan Lunduke
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Ok Linux-y friends: who should we be following here?
@misslav They're working on things. :)
Bryan Lunduke
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The "From Mac to Linux" Issue
What you are about to read is a #Linux magazine—with a focus on #Apple computers running #macOS. I know, it's weird. It's extremely weird—like cats and dogs living together weird.
https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/mac-linux-issue
Bryan Lunduke
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In this free Linux Journal ebook, @kylerankin expounds on some of the lessons he's learned through the years that might be obvious to longtime sysadmins but may be news to someone just coming into this position.
https://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1340386sysadmin #devops #FOSS
Whenever someone asks me for "supporting data" to back up something I say... it makes me giggle.
Someone over on the tweeters said something that got me thinking...
Before "Google" existed, software was undeniably:
- faster
- more memory efficient
- less DRM-y
- less dependent on services
Maybe we were better at making software before we could "Google" things.
Maybe there's no causation there at all. But, I tell ya, the correlation is bonkers strong.
@grahambae @gbryant Rock on, my dude!
You? You get a high five.
Bryan Lunduke
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Personal resolution: search for video content on Peertube/LBRY before jumping straight to invidio.us
Suggestion for Youtubers: upload your content to other platforms as well as Youtube, and encourage your viewers to watch you there instead.
As viewers, we can vote with our views by watching our favourite content creators on those platforms, and if possible make small donations to compensate for the lost ad revenue.
Tagging my favourite Free software loving Youtubers @gbryant and @lunduke
@wertercatt I don't think it goes back to 2009, but I keep a bunch of the slide decks here:
What is more important: Freedom or Truth?
Here's my take:
LBRY: https://beta.lbry.tv/what-is-more-important-freedom-or-truth
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDOsLF9xqiU
If you get your podcasts via Apple or Google thingiemadoodles...
I don't judge. The Lunduke Show is there.
Links here:
http://lunduke.com/
Question from the audience: Would now be a good time to make MacOS / iOS fully free and open source?
LBRY: https://beta.lbry.tv/should-macos-and-ios-be-open-source/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9RUijvRpzY
MP3 Podcatst: http://lunduke.com/
Joined Apr 2019
