リチャード・ストールマン『フリーソフトウェアと自由な社会――Richard M. Stallman エッセイ集』アスキー、2003年の要約です。
Richard Stallman, “Free Software, Free Society: Selected Essays of Richard M.Stallman”, 2002, GNU Press (http://www.gnupress.org/).
This article introduces you how to set up your #Matrix instance (called as homeserver) with an Ansible playbook. It also describes steps to connect the instance to #Tardigrade, decentralized and client-side encrypted object storage service, which is compatible with Amazon S3.
Generally speaking, if you manage your instance of services related to the #fediverse, storing data on a cloud storage service is a reasonable choice.
In this article I would like to share resources I referred in order to set up a desktop environment and applications on #FreeBSD 12.
When I have started writing a book I often used Twitter to compose my thoughts to write about. Tweeting has helped me to output some sentences despite being fragmented. Still it is also sure that most of them are gone and neither reread nor rethought. From writing books I learned that rethinking your thought and rewriting your writing is a critical way of enhancing and organizing the insight to the size of a work. I would say when it comes to developing a thought, leaving raw ideas in sliced notepads leads you nowhere because you will easily forget what you have thought.
This year I participated #FOSDEM for the first time. FOSDEM is an annual conference of Free and Open Source Software (#FOSS) in Europe, which usually takes place at Brussels, Belgium.
Due to COVID-19 it took place completely online this year, and developers, programmers, lawyers, activists, and citizens like me gathered at chat rooms on #Matrix network, discussed and shared ideas on many themes related to FOSS, from how to write a code to how the free software movement should be progressed today.
One of the main features of #ActivityPub is that you can communicate with accounts on different services. By connecting ActivityPub services it becomes possible to start an open conversation on a static website, without relying on closed platforms such as Disqus where data of you and participants can be is mined, analyzed, and sold.
This article discusses Write.as and WriteFreely. It also shows you links to their guide pages.