
A podcast about free and open source software, communism and the revolution
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

In this episode Martin and Chris tackle the important subject of digital sovereignty. Something becoming more and more important if you don't want to wake up one morning just to see all of your mails and mailboxes vanished just because some foreign p... more
This episode is host to an eclectic panel representing a German project called Freifunk, essentially a free-for-all mesh network providing Internet access to the general public. Originally developed as a local shortcut to a fast Internet hookup in Be... more
Ever wondered what Google really knows about you (this applies to other big tech companies as well) and how to prevent this unsolicited gathering of information (to avoid the nasty term "spying"), this is the episode you want to listen to. And of cou... more
The focus of this episode is a little unknown project by the name of Kodi, formerly known as XBMC. Powering approximately 75% of the world's hotel set-top boxes alone (wild guess :-), this codebase has come a long way since its inception more than 20... more
History is the subject of this episode. So if you ever wondered what happened roughly 13 billion years ago (give or take a few), this episode is for you. Almost. As post-production advised us (to avoid the nasty term "try on your new shoes made from ... more
This episode features an update on MongoDB. For those listeners old enough to remember: We had the project on the show a few years back. Much has changed since then - or has it? Stay tuned to find out. But even if you don't know what MongoDB is about... more
This episode is witness to our two ageing heroes taking a closer look at the mysterious and wonderful world of esoteric programming languages. So if you ever wanted to know what Brainfuck is really all about (but were too afraid to ask selected membe... more
This episode is all about getting computers up and running. The software that kicks in after you flick the power switch until the operating system kernel starts up to be more precise. And to be more precise, today's episode is about Coreboot, a FLOSS... more
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Listeners can expect a tech-focused program that dives into free and open source software, with a recurring emphasis on open governance, community-driven projects, and practical tech insights. Episodes frequently cover operating systems, open hardware, software delivery, and open-source licensing, often peppered with humor and light banter between hosts. A standout angle is the commitment to digital sovereignty, open collaboration, and alternatives to proprietary ecosystems, making the show particularly relevant for developers, sysadmins, and technology decision-makers who value community-led projects and transparent licensing. The format regularly features deep dives into projects like Kodi, Coreboot, MongoDB, and various Linux-related top... more
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