Filtering signals from noise. Metrics and messages and everything to make from it. Music for mornings, frantic work edition.
https://soundcloud.com/hate_music/kameliia-hate-podcast-498
#soundcloud #longform_techno #kameliia #hate_podcast
Sunrise on the other side of the building. Quiet staircases. A few dreams, on their way out. Music for mornings.
https://soundcloud.com/abyssuskolektyw/abyssus-podcast-016-iza
#soundcloud #longform_techno #music_for_mornings #abyssus_podcast #iza_fortuna
Sunrise on the other side of the building. Sorting todays playground. Music for mornings, still busy waking.
https://soundcloud.com/monument-podcast/mnmt-491-reka-zalan
#soundcloud #reka_zelan #monument_podcast #longform_techno #minimal #music_for_mornings
The sun the light and drifting. Music for afternoons, heading out through the city.
https://soundcloud.com/hate_music/reka-hate-podcast-300
#soundcloud #music_for_afternoons #longform_techno #reka #hate_podcast
Observing the play of sun and shadows as the day unfolds. Music to really wake up to.
https://soundcloud.com/12-inch-spain/archaic-podcast-609-madwoman
#soundcloud #dark_techno #music_for_mornings #archaic_podcast #madwoman
Sidelines and machines and office floors and the dust on everything. Music to wake up to, fully.
https://soundcloud.com/substantiv/347-aestr
#soundcloud #music_for_mornings #dark_techno #ÆSTR #substantiv_podcast
Attempting a change of colours. Evening deviations, music for the early night.
https://soundcloud.com/user-202286394-991268468/soft-air-w-blu-aloe-030126
Listenings started:
"[...]No, I'm so excited about it. It really, I'm really passionate about this. Because, I think some people because we chose to build on the AT protocol. Some people have asked me where it's like, oh, did you not like ActivityPub? And I'm like, no, no, no. Like, this is a yes and not an either or, right? I think of that. I don't know if you know that the Spider Man meme where there's like three spider mans and they're all pointing at each other. I'm like, we do not want to become that. We are all Spider Man, you know, and we have some bigger fish to fry. We are working together, and we are going to fry those fish well.[...]"
Not completely done listening to this one, and there are some assumptions I feel uneasy with (like, the in some of these networks reoccurring assumptions that users are basically just "content creators" aiming at in whichever way collecting and keeping followers to consume whatever they produce), but some other aspects definitely resonate, and this one about the need for collaboration rather than competition in the "open social web" space definitely standing out. Worth checking out.
https://dot-social.simplecast.com/episodes/tori-white
#podcast #social_networks #atproto
Älterer Beitrag, an dem der Podcatcher hängenblieb:
"Informatik gestaltet nicht nur technische Systeme, sondern Welt.“ Diesen Satz sagte unsere Gesprächspartnerin dieser Folge vor einiger Zeit in einem Interview – und bezog sich dabei auf die Expertise der Gender- und Diversity-Forschung, die helfen kann, digitaler Spaltung und der Verstärkung von Ungleichheiten entgegenzuwirken. Prof. Dr. Claude Draude ist Leiterin des Fachgebiets Gender/Diversity in Informatiksystemen an der Universität Kassel, das zwei der zentralen dortigen Forschungsschwerpunkte miteinander vereint: die Kultur- und Geschlechterforschung sowie die sozialnützliche Informationstechnik-Gestaltung.
Auf halber Strecke, sehr hörenswert, sehr bedenkenswert gerade für die eigene Verortung in dieser technischen Welt.
https://www.hessen-schafft-wissen.de/artikel/podcast-claude-draude
Morning listenings, on the bike:
https://vivaldi.com/blog/6-stephanie-stimac-igalia-for-a-better-web/
We also talk about the development of browser engines and the challenges of funding open-source projects. Whether you’re a developer or just curious about how the web evolves, this conversation offers a glimpse behind the scenes of browser development.
Halfway through it now, interesting to learn about Igalia and what they do, but more again and again stumbling across that huge elephant in the corner, that elephant of browsers and subsequently our access to most of nowadays "internet" for most people ist essentially funded by corporations. Period. And choosing a non-Mozilla fork of Firefox or a non-Google browser shell based on Chromium isn't changing anything about that. Even worse, it seems that this way we ought to be better supporting these companies because, at the very end, they fund what's needed for a lot of Free and Open Source implementations to even exist (not even talking about them employing a lot of developers and allowing them to be able to work on Free or Open Source code either full time or at least in their spare time). Imagining sustainable organic farmers doing this kind of ethical work in their spare time while being employed by some shady agricultural corporation that does pay their bills and earns them a living? That sounds ... more than just a bit difficult. It sounds like Free and Open Source software has a dire self-sustainability issue. But maybe that's only me.
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