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Dear President Rousseff, you are listening, but not enough....

Paw Prints: Writings of the maddog

17.03.2014

President Rousseff of Brazil is doing a little for security and privacy, but not enough

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MediaGoblin looks for sweet spot between coding and philosophy

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

12.03.2014

MediaGoblin nears general release in its attempt to save the web from the centralization.

floss , free software , Linux New Media , Linux Pro Magazine , open source

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Fast-Tracking Speech Recognition

The Open Speech Initiative Begins

10.03.2014

OSI seeks to bring advanced speech processing to free software.

Open Speech Ini... , OSI , speech recognition

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Why proprietary software isn't ported to Linux

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

28.02.2014

If there was ever a time for proprietary apps on Linux, it passed some time ago.

floss , free software , Gimp , libreoffice , Linux New Media , Linux Pro Magazine

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Only the first step for Ubuntu phones

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

22.02.2014

The fact that Ubuntu has found two partners for its smart phones is only a start, not a success in itself.

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Two Quick Firefox Tips

Productivity Sauce

18.02.2014

Here are two quick tips that you might find useful.

Firefox

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11 free-licensed fonts for everyday use

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

14.02.2014

Some examples of the high-quality free-licensed fonts available today.

floss , fonts , free software , Linux New Media , Linux Pro Magazine , open source

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Desktop trends in 2013 according to LinuxQuestions

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

06.02.2014

The latest LinuxQuestions Member's Choice Poll suggest some interesting trends on the free desktop

amarok , floss , free software , KDE , Krita , libreoffice

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Tin Hats Vs Red Hat

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

30.01.2014

Worried that Red Hat provides a backdoor for the NSA? Relax -- there's no evidence for the accusation.

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Figure 6: SuperCollider comes with its own package manager for extensions (Quarks).

Sculpting Sound with SuperCollider

Super Sound Generator

27.01.2014

SuperCollider is a versatile and powerful sound generator that can be used to create, filter, and modulate sound. In this article, we tackle the basics.

audio , sound , SuperCollider

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