GNU World Order
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GNU World Order
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Re: GNU World Order
#2Tangentially related to this is SDF's Anonradio.
“All DJs on aNONradio.net are members of the SDF Public Access UNIX System Community. Please join our growing online community of free software authors, teachers, librarians, students, researchers, hobbyists, computer enthusiasts, artists, musicians, and the aural and the visually impaired. We fight for and promote the distribution and development of free software and the non-commercialization of the Internet.”
The focus of this is music rather than talk.
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#3What’s this i didn’t quite understand this website
Can anyone explain me what’s going on?
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#4What’s this i didn’t quite understand this website Can anyone explain me what’s going on?
> GNU World Order is an internet audio show about GNU, Linux, UNIX, and other technical and geeky topics. I release this show in open source audio formats. This is an anarcho-syndacalist, anti-facist, and pro-human-rights podcast. I stand in solidarity with all people of colour, of marginalised communities, and the oppressed around the globe. Leave your ad blockers on.
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#5Slackware: it's still alive. People still use it. ;)
This is a podcast. Most episodes seem to be the host Klaatu going through standard packages included in Slackware. There's some decent general discussion, half general Linux , half Slackware specific, in the couple shows I've gone through. I need to listen to some of the more general show topics. It's a great masthead. "This podcast is founded in the ideals of anarcho-syndacalism, anti-facism, and human rights". I haven't listened to any of the more cereberal shows yet.
I very much look forward to those who DO mix politics and tech. Code becomes law. We can not deny our broader impacts & roles.
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#6What’s this i didn’t quite understand this website Can anyone explain me what’s going on?
> GNU World Order is an internet audio show about GNU, Linux, UNIX, and other technical and geeky topics. I release this show in open source audio formats. This is an anarcho-syndacalist, anti-facist, and pro-human-rights podcast. I stand in solidarity with all people of colour, of marginalised communities, and the oppressed around the globe. Leave your ad blockers on.
How much does fascism come up wrt operating systems? It seems a bit out of left field unless it's rhetoric to overthrow project leaders that consider themselves "BDFL"s. Even if that is the case it's incredibly melodramatic melodramatic to conflate LKML with Der Sturmer. I don't think project management strategies necessarily line up with political systems.
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#7What’s this i didn’t quite understand this website Can anyone explain me what’s going on?
Seems to be essentially a celebration of GNU software/Linux.
Basically podcasts about Linux software, with a little bit of an anarchy twist.
The title is a play on words, see "New World Order".
NB I just skimmed, so I could be mistaken
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#8This site is difficult to navigate and understand. The main page isn't organized chronologically. And while the archive lists seasons, Seasons 3-8 all have the same modification date in 2019, whereas Seasons 9-11 all have the same modification date in 2018. Consequently, I have no idea when these audio shows were recorded. Moreover, there are no descriptions of the contents to tell the listener which topics are discussed, so that they can choose to listen to one that piques their interest.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
> GNU World Order is an internet audio show about GNU, Linux, UNIX, and other technical and geeky topics. I release this show in open source audio formats. This is an anarcho-syndacalist, anti-facist, and pro-human-rights podcast. I stand in solidarity with all people of colour, of marginalised communities, and the oppressed around the globe. Leave your ad blockers on.
How much does fascism come up wrt operating systems? It seems a bit out of left field unless it's rhetoric to overthrow project leaders that consider themselves "BDFL"s. Even if that is the case it's incredibly melodramatic melodramatic to conflate LKML with Der Sturmer. I don't think project management strategies necessarily line up with political systems.
here's a good introduction to fascist operating systems: https://vastabrupt.com/2018/10/31/gender-acceleration/
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#10What’s this i didn’t quite understand this website Can anyone explain me what’s going on?
It is a podcast.