
A podcast about free and open source software, communism and the revolution
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 159 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

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
This episode is all about the CI/CD of software, standing for chaotic implementation and complete disaster of course :-). Much more seriously, our two ageing heroes take a look at what's out there for the support of continuous integration and continu... more
Like Github but don't like the company behind it? Then look no further! This episode has Otto Richter and Michael Jerger never mind our lovely elder two hosts discussing Codeberg, an FLOSS alternative to Github, Gitlab and corporate friends. Using a ... more
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This show centers on free and open-source software, governance of community-driven projects, and digital sovereignty, with a penchant for exploring alternative, nonprofit, or federation-based platforms. Across episodes, conversations frequently touch on open-source hosting (Codeberg, Forgejo), project governance, funding models, and the balance between community control and sustainable operation. Technical topics sit alongside broader debates about privacy, digital currencies, and the evolving landscape of OSS infrastructure, often blending technical depth with accessible humor. A standout pattern is inviting practitioners and advocates from OSS projects and aligned nonprofits, offering listeners tangible takeaways for collaboration, sustai... more
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