All Episodes
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#833
Who Gets to Make the Decisions? Control in AI, Windows, and the Internet
Host(s): Robert JacobiListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Who Gets to Make the Decisions? Control in AI, Windows, and the InternetLeChonk’s debut, open-source Windows projects, and Wired’s take on digital control shape today’s tech news and business decisions.
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#832
Post Formats, Bring Back the Fun and Flexibility in Blogging
Listen/Show Notes/Transcript: Post Formats, Bring Back the Fun and Flexibility in BloggingBob Dunn and Derek Hanson reflect on blogging, personal writing, and using post formats to shape digital presence beyond social media.
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#831
Linux Foundation on AI, Denmark’s Open Source Test, and Ben Thompson’s Take on the Internet
Host(s): Robert JacobiListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Linux Foundation on AI, Denmark’s Open Source Test, and Ben Thompson’s Take on the InternetAI quickens open source coding, Denmark tests Collabora beyond Microsoft Office, and Ben Thompson reflects on the changing internet
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#831
Open Source Debates AI, GridCraft Challenges Excel, Tesco Eyes Proxmox
Host(s): Robert JacobiListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Open Source Debates AI, GridCraft Challenges Excel, Tesco Eyes ProxmoxReddit’s open source rules, a new Excel alternative, and Tesco considers open virtualization for retail edge infrastructure.
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#829
Adapting to Local Client Needs in a Remote Work World
Listen/Show Notes/Transcript: Adapting to Local Client Needs in a Remote Work WorldA look at building business trust and reputation by combining local presence with digital communication.
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#828
Faster Security with Anthropic AI, But Open Source Needs Real Human and Corporate Support
Host(s): Robert JacobiListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Faster Security with Anthropic AI, But Open Source Needs Real Human and Corporate SupportFaster security scans reveal new software issues yet patching and project upkeep require committed maintainers and company contributions.
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#827
Game Porting and Software Creation Accelerate with AI and OpenAI Concerns
Host(s): Robert JacobiListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Game Porting and Software Creation Accelerate with AI and OpenAI ConcernsShifting barriers in tech reveal new questions about trust, safety, and sustainability in software.
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#731
Balancing Digital Life While Making the Internet Weird Again
Guest(s): Bowe FrankemaHost(s): Bob DunnListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Balancing Digital Life While Making the Internet Weird AgainBowe Frankema shares how digital creation affects daily life and what bringing weirdness back to the internet means.
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#825
Munich Bets on Open Source as Meta Apple and NVIDIA Drive Local AI and Hardware Choices
Host(s): Robert JacobiListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Munich Bets on Open Source as Meta Apple and NVIDIA Drive Local AI and Hardware ChoicesMunich’s shift to practical open source, Meta and Apple’s AI partnership, and NVIDIA’s hardware-driven open AI models
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#824
Community Without the Noise, Revisited
Host(s): Bob DunnListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Community Without the Noise, RevisitedA commentary on building meaningful online communities that prioritize value and listening over constant activity.
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#823
Open Web vs Walled Gardens, Simplifying the Difference
Host(s): Bob DunnListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Open Web vs Walled Gardens, Simplifying the DifferenceA straightforward look at what the open web is, how it started, and why it matters for digital communities.
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#822
Rethinking Access and Dependence in Tech From AI Outages to Open Source Lifelines
Host(s): Robert JacobiListen/Show Notes/Transcript: Rethinking Access and Dependence in Tech From AI Outages to Open Source LifelinesWho maintains education AI, the backbone of software infrastructure, and a new open source document tool.
