Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman discuss the Cluetrain Manifesto on its 25th anniversary, how the world has and hasn't changed since, and about SCaLE 21x (Southern California Linux Expo) coming up March 14.
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In this episode of 'Reality 2.0', hosts Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Ezequiel Lanza, an AI expert. The discussion centered on the potential of AI and its relationship to personal empowerment. Exploring the current state of AI, the hosts express concerns about data security and appropriately leveraging AI's capabilities for individual benefit. The conversation dives into the infiltration of AI into various sectors like fashion and art, and its capability to significantly alter the consumer experience. The hosts also emphasize the importance of cautiously handling the growing influence and application of AI, pointing out its susceptibility to misuse in fields like advertising.
\n\n00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back
\n00:08 The AI Discussion: A Different Perspective
\n00:35 Introducing the Guest: Ezequiel Lanza
\n01:00 AI and Personal Empowerment: A Blog Post Discussion
\n01:30 AI: A Tool for Individual Empowerment or a Category Error?
\n02:35 The Desire for Personal AI: Use Cases
\n05:08 The Feasibility of Personal AI: A Discussion
\n09:22 AI and Data Privacy: A Concern
\n13:57 The Future of AI: Personal Devices and Local Computation
\n18:51 AI: An Extension of Us or a Reflection of Our Flaws?
\n20:51 AI and Art: An Experiment
\n22:59 Exploring AI's Creative Capabilities
\n23:20 AI's Limitations and Ethical Boundaries
\n23:44 AI's Interpretation of Beauty
\n25:04 AI's Influence on Art and Fashion
\n26:05 AI's Role in Content Generation
\n26:36 AI's Impact on Individuality and Creativity
\n27:59 AI's Backward-Looking Approach
\n28:24 AI's Integration in Everyday Life
\n30:28 AI's Influence on the Internet and Content Consumption
\n35:28 AI's Role in Advertising and User Experience
\n37:26 Final Thoughts on AI's Potential and Challenges
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Special Guests: Jorge Castro and Kyle Rankin.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin about his journey into Kubernetes and the cloud native landscape.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls, and Kyle Rankin discuss the personal AI tools they'd like to have, what's available, and how they might come together.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Michael Stolarczyk about the complex ways in which physical goods go around the world, and behind-the-scenes strategies at play.
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","summary":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman chat with Joe Brockmeier about WordPress turning 25 and our increasing desires to carve out our own homes on the web.","date_published":"2023-08-29T07:00:00.000-04:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/5e65a5dc-a4be-4868-acc3-cd173c732a57.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":53587577,"duration_in_seconds":3376}]},{"id":"f9866c17-022f-4880-b7b1-4b67d6d2c2ff","title":"Episode 150: How to Write a Tech Book","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/150","content_text":"Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin about his new book for aspiring authors, discuss the publishing process, self-discipline, marketing, and share their expertise from their decades as authors.\n\nNotes:\n\n[00:01:04] Intro to Kyle's new book, \"How To Write A Tech Book.\"\n\n[00:04:52] Vetting your idea and pitching to a publisher\n\n[00:09:24] On self-publishing vs. traditional publishers\n\n[00:12:27] Print on-demand\n\n[00:15:05] Market research and publishers\n\n[00:18:03] Co-authoring vs solo authoring\n\n[00:20:43] The Cluetrain Manifesto and The Intention Economy\n\n[00:24:05] Return from social media to blogging and longer-form writing\n\n[00:27:30] Marketing and promotion\n\n[00:31:19] Find us at Defcon!\n\n[00:44:13] Formatting code and technical content\n\n[00:48:14] LaTeX and layout\n\nSite/Blog/Newsletter\nFaceBook\nTwitter\nMastodonSpecial Guest: Kyle Rankin.Links:Kyle Rankin - Books and Publications Spotlight | Lulu — Buy Kyle's Self-published titles.Sample Chapter - \"How To Write A Tech Book\"How To Write A Tech Book — Many technical professionals would like to write a book sharing their knowledge and experience, but most haven't. If you ask them why, it's not from lack of ideas or experience with technical subject matter. Instead, they just don't know how turn their idea into an actual published book. Even though there are some guides for publishing nonfiction books, tech books are unique in the publishing world, and there haven't been any guides that tackle the special process that goes into publishing a tech book. This book aims to change that.\r\n\r\nRankin has authored and published a dozen books across multiple traditional tech publishers and also through self-publishing. This book distills his experience into an easy-to-follow guide that explains the full book writing and publishing process step-by-step. Topics include vetting ideas, creating an outline, pitching a publisher, writing a draft, editing, formatting, publishing, marketing, and planning future revisions.\r\nThe Cluetrain Manifesto - Wikipedia — The Cluetrain Manifesto is a work of business literature collaboratively authored by Rick Levine, Christopher Locke, Doc Searls, and David Weinberger. It was first posted to the web in 1999 as a set of ninety-five theses, and was published as a book in 2000 with the theses extended by seven essays. The work examines the impact of the Internet on marketing, claiming that conventional marketing techniques are rendered obsolete by the online \"conversations\" that consumers have and that companies need to join.Intention economy - Wikipedia — The intention economy is an approach to viewing markets and economies focusing on buyers as a scarce commodity. Customers' intention to buy drives the production of goods to meet their specific needs. It is also the title of Doc Searls book: The Intention Economy: When Customers Take Charge published in May, 2012.Reality 2.0 Episode 144: Self-Publishing a Tech Book — Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to prolific tech author, Kyle Rankin, about how he recently self-published his latest book, and how that differs from his many experiences with traditional publishers.","content_html":"Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin about his new book for aspiring authors, discuss the publishing process, self-discipline, marketing, and share their expertise from their decades as authors.
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\n\n[00:01:04] Intro to Kyle's new book, "How To Write A Tech Book."
\n\n[00:04:52] Vetting your idea and pitching to a publisher
\n\n[00:09:24] On self-publishing vs. traditional publishers
\n\n[00:12:27] Print on-demand
\n\n[00:15:05] Market research and publishers
\n\n[00:18:03] Co-authoring vs solo authoring
\n\n[00:20:43] The Cluetrain Manifesto and The Intention Economy
\n\n[00:24:05] Return from social media to blogging and longer-form writing
\n\n[00:27:30] Marketing and promotion
\n\n[00:31:19] Find us at Defcon!
\n\n[00:44:13] Formatting code and technical content
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Petros Koutoupis about rescuing personal archives, personal AI, and preserving our identities.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk with Josh Hester about his new project exploring personal AI.
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Special Guest: Golda Velez.
","summary":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Golda Velez about the state of AI, how it relates to identity, ethics, and where this all goes from here.","date_published":"2023-05-25T07:00:00.000-04:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/11511d98-6df1-4f98-8a83-b5d6be17e592.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":99228041,"duration_in_seconds":3667}]},{"id":"14ed9d2f-3970-4b16-ab04-28755892aefa","title":"Episode 145: Authenticating Content With Cryptography","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/145","content_text":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin about a proposal for authenticating content with cryptographic signing, and saving the internet.\n\nSite/Blog/Newsletter\nFaceBook\nTwitter\nMastodonSpecial Guest: Kyle Rankin.Links:LLMs break the internet. Signing everything fixes it. — LLMs break the internet. The going rate for GPT-4 is $0.06 per 1000 tokens, or about $0.00008 per word. New open source models like Dolly and StableLM will drop costs even further, and without the content restrictions.\r\n\r\nThought has never been so cheap. Creative expression has never been so accessible. Also spam, phishing, harassment mobs, and mass influence ops have never been so cheap, so accessible.\r\n\r\nYou thought the internet was a mess before? Get ready for bots that beat the Turing test, synthesize your voice, generate fake social consensus at scale. We’re seeing the beginnings of this already. Expect a tidal wave of spam, identity theft, phishing, ransomware over the next 36 months.\r\n\r\nSee the websites that make AI bots like ChatGPT sound so smart - Washington Post — AI chatbots have exploded in popularity over the past four months, stunning the public with their awesome abilities, from writing sophisticated term papers to holding unnervingly lucid conversations.\r\n\r\nChatbots cannot think like humans: They do not actually understand what they say. They can mimic human speech because the artificial intelligence that powers them has ingested a gargantuan amount of text, mostly scraped from the internet.","content_html":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin about a proposal for authenticating content with cryptographic signing, and saving the internet.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to prolific tech author, Kyle Rankin, about how he recently self-published his latest book, and how that differs from his many experiences with traditional publishers.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman discuss an open letter to pause AI development.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers about Shawn's head's appearance at the recent SCaLE conference and 3D printing, all while having a little too much fun. Hit play if you always wondered about our Myers-Briggs types.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls hear Dave Huseby's new ideas about identity verification and data authenticity in commerce.
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Special Guest: Dave Huseby.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Ezequiel Lanza about AI-based search.
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Special Guest: Ezequiel Lanza.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls, and Petros Koutoupis talk to Don Marti about Permission Slip, the new data privacy app from Consumer Reports.
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Special Guests: Don Marti and Petros Koutoupis.
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Katherine Druckman talks to Shawn Powers about teaching tech skills with online video and building communities.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Dan Miller of Opus Research about the future of Speech and AI.
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Special Guest: Dan Miller.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk about Facebook's recent Irish problems, Google's Performance Max ad product, and digress into discussing the Houston food scene as we welcome back Reality 2.0 for 2023.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Ezequiel Lanza and Tony Mongkolsmai about ChatGPT, generative AI, and open source software.
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Special Guests: Ezequiel Lanza and Tony Mongkolsmai.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, and Shawn have fun with ChatGPT, rant about email disasters, and chat about Apple's new encrypted backups.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin about hardware supply chains, building the only USA-made mobile phone, trust, open standards, and much more.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, Shawn Powers, and Kyle Rankin discuss the ups, downs, and how-tos of using Mastodon amid Twitter's recent instability.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls, and Petros Koutoupis talk digital wallets and current events.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls speculate about Twitter's future and discuss the evolution of audience engagement.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, and Shawn Powers talk communication breakdown in social media, its impact on our culture, and what technical solutions may exist.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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When Doc is away, Katherine and Shawn Powers play! (With Static HTML generators) Katherine and Shawn talk about Hugo, a static site generator, WordPress, and the content creator life.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Shawn Powers about religion, politics, tribalism, sexism, and viral blog posts.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk about Hachette v. Internet Archive, a lawsuit targeting the Internet Archive that aims to prevent them from lending ebooks.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman discuss Apple's latest updates, the end of an era, neighborhoods, and more.
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Katherine Druckman talks to Doc Searls about his Decentralized Web Camp experience.
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Katherine Druckman talks to Shawn Powers about home automation using a combination of open source software and proprietary devices using Home Assistant.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Adrian Gropper, CTO of Patient Privacy Rights, about health data and human rights, delegating patient agency, and health data standards.
Special Guest: Adrian Gropper.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin of Purism about the data cars collect, where it goes, and how we’re really just driving around in a smart phone that we don’t even own.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls celebrate Doc's birthday and chat about Amazon acquisitions and privacy legislation.
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Katherine Druckman talks to Petros Koutoupis about maintaining RapidDisk, his open source RAM disk software.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Zach Kaplan, CEO of Inventables, about design and fabrication with 3D carving, maker culture, and the history of Inventables.
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Special Guest: Zach Kaplan.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Gordon Jones and Erica Barnette about Thrivacy, their new digital wallet for private, verifiable credentials.
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Special Guests: Erica Barnette and Gordon Jones.
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Tune in to our new episode! Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Adam Bergstein about the evolution of CMSes, the current landscape, and how they fit in with today’s siloed web.
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Special Guest: Adam Bergstein.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Paul Bailey of Cognitive Space about open source code, aerospace engineering, managing satellites, and the space shuttle! Listen to the end for your next weekend project.
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Special Guest: Paul Bailey .
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Tune in to our new episode! Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin of Purism about how to advertise without being creepy.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Dave Huseby of Cryptid.tech about pseudonymous authentication and verifiable data.
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Special Guest: Dave Huseby.
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Katherine Druckman and Kyle Rankin talk to Dave Huseby about his new approach to pseudonymous user authentication.
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Special Guests: Dave Huseby and Kyle Rankin.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin and Holmes Wilson about Quiet, a Tor-based peer-to-peer messaging project.
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Special Guests: Holmes Wilson and Kyle Rankin.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls, and Shawn Powers have far too much fun continuing the conversation about Mastodon and the fediverse, with a dose of photography.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Don Marti about ad tech and its many consequences, as well as recent efforts to reform it.
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Special Guest: Don Marti.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to James Walker of Fission about building the decentralized web, decentralized identity, IPFS, and empowering users.
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Special Guest: James Walker.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls revisit the topic of data privacy.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk about the Digital Markets Act and Apple's personal finance plans.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Steven Roberts about digitizing media, photography, and retro computing.
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Special Guest: Steven Roberts.
","summary":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Steven Roberts about digitizing media, photography, and retro computing.","date_published":"2022-03-25T07:00:00.000-04:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/c188a942-66fe-4603-b010-f20c55e93282.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":53684759,"duration_in_seconds":4078}]},{"id":"78728f03-d6b2-4787-ae36-a63ae6a4731e","title":"Episode 103: Supply Chain Security and Disaster","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/103","content_text":"Katherine Druckman talks to Kyle Rankin about global supply chain security, disaster and security preparedness, and the Librem 5.\n\nSite/Blog/Newsletter\nFaceBook\nTwitter\nYouTube\nMastodonSpecial Guest: Kyle Rankin.Links:‘Not the time to go poking around’: How former U.S. hackers view dealing with Russia - POLITICO — People with experience in U.S. hacking operations say they expect both Washington and Moscow to show caution in how they wield their digital weapons.BIG sabotage: Famous npm package deletes files to protest Ukraine war — This month, the developer behind the popular npm package 'node-ipc' released sabotaged versions of the library in protest of the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War.Librem 5 USA – Purism — Librem 5 USA, a premium version of the Librem 5 phone that focuses on security by design and privacy protection by default with a secure supply chain and electronics Made in USA. Outfitted with hardware kill switches and specially designed hardware, you are in control of the flow of information. ","content_html":"Katherine Druckman talks to Kyle Rankin about global supply chain security, disaster and security preparedness, and the Librem 5.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman go a bit off-topic and talk to Shawn Powers about his memory loss.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, and Shawn Powers discuss wartime journalism and misinformation, and Shawn's brain.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, Shawn Powers, and Petros Koutoupis celebrate our 100th episode and talk Web3, IPFS, and home automation.
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Special Guests: Petros Koutoupis and Shawn Powers.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Mike Vesey, CEO of IdRamp, about verifiable credentials, decentralization, and real-world identity solutions.
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Special Guest: Mike Vesey.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Petros Koutoupis about how big tech navigates the ad tech landscape, for better or worse.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kaliya Young of the Internet Identity Workshop about ID.me, our concerns about its use as a national ID, and potential alternatives.
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Special Guest: Kaliya Young.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Dave Huseby about privacy, cryptography, and authentic data.
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Special Guest: Dave Huseby.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Petros Koutoupis about Air Tags and the generations of the web.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls, Shawn Powers, and Kyle Rankin talk about everything from microphones to roombas to pottery in our last episode of 2021.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls and Kyle Rankin talk to John Todd from Quad9 about DNS, privacy, security and their open DNS recursive service.
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Special Guests: John Todd and Kyle Rankin.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, Shawn Powers, and Kyle Rankin talk right to repair Apple devices, cocktails, and our nerdy hobbies.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin about the metaverse of Facebook and beyond, how it may intersect with Web 3 and blockchain, as well as Second Life and the verses that came before.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Shawn Powers and Petros Koutoupis about Facebook’s metaverse focus and whistleblower problems.
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Special Guests: Petros Koutoupis and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Phil Windley about digital identity, picos, oauth, and big tech ecosystems.
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Special Guest: Phil Windley.
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Tune in to our new episode! Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Jerry Michalski and Petros Koutoupis about Facebook, its weaknesses, relationship to its users, and impact on all of us, and what happens when it disappears for six hours.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Tune in to our new episode! Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Gregory Bledsoe about NFTs and the future of transactions and authentication.
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Special Guest: Gregory Bledsoe.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Shawn Powers about their various health-related gadgets, including trackers, ebikes, VR workouts, etc., and the ways we incorporate them into our lives.
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Special Guest: Dave Taht.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk about respect on the web, including respecting your users, and algorithmic bias.
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Tune in to our new episode! Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Bill Wendel and Joyce Searls about where tech meets real estate, and how intentcasting could improve the market.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin about Apple’s new plans to monitor personal devices, and what it means for privacy, ownership, and setting precedence.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Shawn Powers and Petros Koutoupis about how we make our personal spaces better for work and play.
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Special Guests: Petros Koutoupis and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin about NSO group and Pegasus, Stingrays and cars, and surveilling priests.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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Tune in to our new episode! Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls and Shawn Powers chat about Twitter verification, facial recognition, YouTube moderation, and algorithmic bias.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Bastian Purrer and Namik Muduroglu about Human ID, their open source anonymous single sign-on solution.
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Special Guests: Bastian Purrer and Namik Muduroglu.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Shawn Powers about everything from healthcare to bad weather. Join us for a chat about everything.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Brian Fox about voting systems, open source, work in the post-covid era, blockchain, programming languages, and more.
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Special Guest: Brian Fox.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Drupal Association Community Liaison, Rachel Lawson, and Drupal developer, Tony Savorelli, about Privacy in Drupal and beyond, and protecting ourselves and others on the web.
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Special Guests: Rachel Lawson and Tony Savorelli.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Abine’s Rob Shavell about DeleteMe and other privacy tools, as well as emerging issues like vaccine tracking, AI, and facial recognition.
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Special Guest: Rob Shavell.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls, and Shawn Powers discuss Apple's new privacy features, the Anom app, and the problems with cloud storage.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk about Amazon’s new Sidewalk feature, more about Apple’s opt-out options, and other privacy issues.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk about Apple’s IDFA, Ford In-Car ads, and more about AirTags.
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Tune in to our new episode! Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls, and Petros Koutoupis talk Apple Airtags and privacy.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk about Basecamp’s new policy on workplace political conversation.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls chat with Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers about Signal’s exposure of vulnerabilities in Cellebrite’s mobile device hacking software.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls discuss a new approach to intent broadcasting, the end of tracking, and the island of Kauai.
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Katherine Druckman chats with Petros Koutoupis and Kyle Rankin about FOSS (Free and Open Source Software), the benefits of contributing to the projects you use, and why you should be a FOSS fan as well.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Petros Koutoupis.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Shawn Powers about comic art, ecommerce, and the world beyond the browser.
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Special Guest: Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk about responsibility for disinformation, congressional hearings, and the Suez canal.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Don Marti and Shawn Powers about realistic data privacy measures, surveillance marketing, and privacy regulation.
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Special Guests: Don Marti and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Prof. Chris Bronk, Ph.D. and Petros Koutoupis about disinformation and cyber security, and how they impact our lives, as well as IoT vulnerabilities and voice recognition technology.
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Special Guests: Chris Bronk and Petros Koutoupis.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Dave Huseby about the authentic data economy, and the future of authentication.
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Special Guest: Dave Huseby.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk about Starlink, SpaceX and Mozilla’s new state partitioning privacy feature in Firefox.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Travis Carden and Petros Koutoupis about maintaining open source projects, mentoring contributors, Drupal, and automated testing.
\n\nShow notes:
\n\n(42s): Intros, subscribe to our newsletter, and buy our swag. ;)
\n\n(1m 38s): Who IS Travis Carden?
\n\n(4m 36s): Maintaining an open source project and mentoring contributors.
\n\n(8m 13s): Drupal's origins and evolution.
\n\n(18m 57s): Impressive Drupal examples.
\n\n(24m 49s): Mentorship and Drupal.
\n\n(31m 24s): Intro to Orca, the Drupal testing tool.
\n\n(33m 17s): Open sourcing Orca.
\n\n(48m 33s): Basics of automated testing.
\n\n(57m 35s): Automated testing strategy.
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Special Guests: Petros Koutoupis and Travis Carden.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Shawn Powers and Kyle Rankin about protecting yourself online, password and security best practices, and a tragic tale.
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Special Guests: Kyle Rankin and Shawn Powers.
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Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk facial recognition AI using our photos for training, and how we collectively negotiate our own privacy online.
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Katherine Druckman, Doc Searls and Petros Koutoupis talk Twitter's new Birdwatch experiment, Signal's resistance to moderation, and Redditors' impact on the stock market.
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\n\n[02:06]: Twitter outsourcing content moderation with expirimental Birdwatch feature.
\n\n[13:32]: Signal's founder has pushed back against internal efforts to have some sort of mechanism to prevent misuse of the platform.
\n\n[26:25]: Redditors take on hedge funds and the stock market with Game Stop and others. Robinhood and Discord respond.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls and Petros Koutoupis talk to Dean Landsman and Paul Walker about radio broadcasting, including long distance coverage.
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Special Guests: Dean Landsman and Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Evan Greer, Deputy Director of digital rights activism group Fight for the Future about Section 230, privacy, politics, de-platforming, and internet policy.
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Special Guest: Evan Greer.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin and Petros Koutoupis about the SolarWinds hack, and Facebook's reaction to Apple privacy initiatives.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin about fragmentation and software development, the Amazon Halo, and surveilling school children.
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\n\nKatherine (41s):
\nThe concept of fragmentation as it applies to software development.
Kyle (1m 44s):
\n[I]f you're an application developer today and you're writing a program, you know, 20 years ago, what you had to do is think about, well, do I want my application to run on windows, Mac, or Linux, or what combination of those? And then depending on your decision, you would pick different frameworks, different languages, maybe, and each individual platform you had, the support basically made you had the fork, the code in many cases.
Kyle (2m 31s):
\nI mean, depending on what, what graphical libraries you picked, but these days it's way worse. Because with mobile devices, you've added a couple of extra platforms on top of those three. So now it's not just windows, Mac, or Linux, it's also Android or iOS. And so, and then, so what ends up happening is the developer will say, well, do I want to make a mobile application or do I want to make a desktop application? And then they'll start with that standpoint. And they, or they may say, well, I want to do all of the above, but then there's a minimum of like five different platforms. They have to support them. And all of them are often in different languages, you know, different development, methodologies, different frameworks, different tools to test and build all of that stuff.
Kyle (3m 16s):
\n[W]e decided, well, it makes the most sense to avoid fragmentation and have the same operating system that our laptop runs just instead of sort of making an application, porting an application to the phone, let's just make the existing Linux desktop ecosystem as a whole portable to a small screen
Katherine (10m 1s):
\n[W]hat's happening now with the new M1 processor the whole idea is that any Mac app can now be, or rather the other way around, any iOS app is now a desktop app, which is interesting because it's sort of the opposite reality.
Katherine (16m 41s):
\n[I]t's almost ridiculous to me at this point that I can't just plug in my, if, if I were to have a fancy new iPhone, which I don't, but if I did, why shouldn't I just be able to plug it in? You know, it's a powerful device, it has a massive amount of computing power
Kyle (19m 43s):
\nIf at all, you know, depending on the provider, Google has had huge problems with, you know, all of these third parties that create custom versions of Android and they never update them. So they've had to go through all of these engineering efforts to try to avoid just the fragmentation in the Android market, with all of these custom Androids that are out there.
Katherine (31m 28s):
\n[T]he Amazon halo wearable device because all of the coverage, even, and maybe even, especially in mainstream press outlets has been so bad. I mean, it's, you know, it's not just privacy advocates or, you know, geeks like us who are going really, who thought this was a good idea. The Washington post, which is as they even pointed out owned by Jeff Bezos is just tearing this thing apart.
Doc (31m 60s):
\nSo the headline Amazon's new health band is the most invasive tech we've ever tested. And then the subhead is even better. It says the halo band asks you to strip down and strap on a microphone. So it can make 3d scans of your body fat and monitor your tone of voice after all that. It still isn't very helpful.
Katherine (43m 47s):
\nAn article in Gizmodo about schools, us schools, having access to the same technology that federal law enforcement has for breaking into phones. And they use this technology to conduct warrantless searches of student phones.
Katherine (46m 6s):
\n[I]t knows everything that you're anxious about. It knows everything that you're curious about. It knows, you know, it knows everything. And yet somehow some school districts and in fact judges, apparently because these, these issues have gone to court, find it perfectly acceptable for a school to be able to hack into somebody’s device. So I, I find this really disturbing. I wonder, Kyle, if you could kind of maybe give us some insight about how, how potentially dangerous this is.
Kyle (46m 40s):
\nI mean, I've, I see this trend over and over again, where what will happen is someone will come up with a new invasive technology and it's sort of like boiling the frog kind of thing where you could not, you know, throw this against everybody. Like everyone would rise up and say, this is not okay. But so what you do instead is you start with people with the least possible agency. You can normally, if you have some sort of invasive privacy invasive tech, the first step is to either sell it for stopping terrorism or maybe pedophiles. And then after, after you get sort of a proof of concept there, then you have to expand. If you're selling a product, you need to expand your user base.
Doc (54m 21s):
\nYeah. The weird thing for me is that almost nobody's worked on starting with giving us agency, you know, I mean, we should be able to say, here's privacy. Here's, here's what I've got. You can't see anything. You're not seeing anything we're doing.
Doc (57m 34s):
\nThat's my message to all of you. We can't do that. And we need to be able to do that, that's why my preference would be for the default to be, you have to default to, I'm not collecting any of your data. Your data is yours. I'm not allowed to do it. I'm only allowed to do it. If you expressly give me informed consent to do it. And then at that point I will do it, but you, but, but if I, if you do nothing, then I can't do it. I can't take any of your data. It's yours. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's one of the more quoted things that I've written in the last few years.
Katherine (58m 58s):
\nBut I kind of feel like we are in the wild West. That's how I feel like when digitally, when we start talking about things like, you know, schools being allowed to quite literally digitally strip search your children, you know, people should be outraged by that
Kyle (59m 38s):
\nWell, but that's also because your average parent given the preference, and many of them already do put spyware on their children's phones to track their children, right. Because they want to be able to see everything that their kid did.
Kyle (1h 0m 18s):
\nI keep, I keep saying, it's not that people don't care about privacy, as much as they don't understand the implications of what they're giving up, you know? And so I, you know, a lot of parents don't necessarily understand the implications of, of what it normalizes.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman have a fun chat with Petros Koutoupis about open source in space, digital detox, World War 2 cryptography, and poop in the desert.
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Doc Searls and Jon Lebkowsky talk reality, social constructs, the internet, and disinformation.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, Petros Koutoupis, and Kyle Rankin talk Parler and platform lock-in, the concept of data, software, and hardware ownership, and the open source social contract.
\n\nShow notes:
\n(49s):
\n“I think the first one, maybe the that's that we could cover is, well, let's see, how do I put this without causing too much controversy? That's just the idea of siloed social, silos of any kind, but in particular social media and perceived censorship as it, as it applies to social media. That's a, that's a hot topic right now.”
(1m 59s):
\n“Do you not know about parlor? No. Oh, this is going to be a great episode!”
(3m 54s):
\n“And so, as a result, a lot of people who are concerned about censorship on Twitter and Facebook have moved over there. And, and in particular on the conservative side, just because like with any social network, there's a network effect.”
(5m 11s):
\n“It also reminds me of the early days of Google plus”
(8m 53s):
\n“I think we're moving from one moderator to, I mean, This happens on, on Mastodon quite a bit where you will have, because it's so federated and because all of the instances can in theory, talk to each other, sometimes you'll have a falling out because many Mastodon instances are more or less governed by the winds of a sysadmin who decided to spin it up.”
(10m 55s):
\n“It looks different to everybody. We all have our own, our own feeds are on, you know, our own preferences, our own, you know, whenever it is, I mean, it's, it's, it's shaped shifts for each of us, depending on what we've looked at and who we follow and all the rest of it. And it's by design. So there's no uniform vision to it.”
(11m 35s):
\n“I think you said it, Catherine did, a lot of people were sort of creeped out by Facebook, but it's only because of read a bunch of stuff about, Hey, you're not private there. And then the movie they watched that movie, you know...now they're scared of Facebook. They're not entirely sure why.”
(12m 34s):
\n“We don't need platforms for all this stuff. You can do this stuff without platforms.”
(15m 24s):
\n“So that's an interesting segue into one of the other topics that we've been talking about and that's, it's being owned by platforms instead of the other way around. And I think, you know, we all have in common that we are, we have a bit of a DIY and obviously open source mentality”
(18m 11s):
\n“Apple announced a new Big Sur release. And around the time that they announced the update that the update was available. So presumably people were downloading it, et cetera. People started noticing on their Macs that they were having trouble launching programs. They would try to launch an application. And sometimes it would take, you know, a minute after saying to launch before the application showed up on their local machine.”
(23m 15s):
\n“it really raises the issues of ownership. You know?”
(24m 42s):
\n“And it sounds like in many cases, you don't, if you have a Mac, you don't necessarily own that”
(24m 59s):
\n“I don't know if there are degrees of severity of one's lack of control over your digital products in your life.”
(28m 20s):
\n“And, you know, and I thought the chance that Google is going to get rid of those is pretty high Google's record of holding onto a service that people don't pay for is pretty lousy.”
(29m 40s):
\n“You have a bundle of rights. And, and I think that we haven't worked out yet online.”
(32m 29s):
\n“And this ephemeral service, which is now tied to a tangible thing, that tangible thing, which before would have different rules applied to it, like say a thermostat or whatever it is, where when the, the cloud service goes away, the company goes away.”
(33m 17s):
\n“For example, like this, this thing that happened this week that we already talked about with Apple, I think a lot of people didn't think about how applications launching was tethered to the cloud in any way”
(33m 48s):
\n“It's like the, the internet is a network of leashes and, like dog leashes with colors on them.”
(35m 48s):
\n“And I think it was 1890 and it was about the time they decided the right of privacy was the right to be let alone.”
(36m 52s):
\n“something that we've talked about many times, and that is open source, open source licensing, open source culture, open source awareness, even.”
(37m 50s):
\n“And people now start to question, they go, Hey, wait a second. This, this big platform is making a ton of money off of this code that I wrote, but I'm not.”
(39m 25s):
\n“And does it matter, does it matter what exactly we're talking about? Like, does it matter if I'm talking about contributing to something like Apache or, you know, Linux kernel, or does it matter if we're talking about some sort of web framework or library that, you know, a Facebook, a Twitter, a tic talk is using to make a lot of money, you know, that may, or even a product you just don't like, does it, does it somehow matter? I mean, obviously from a licensing perspective, it doesn't, but from an ideological perspective, does it matter?”
(41m 18s):
\n“And what does it even mean to contribute back to the project?”
(42m 18s):
\n“I think that's where the social contract starts to break down.”
(46m 10s):
\n“And that's supposed to be a good thing. What you want is to work with the companies that are using your software, and hopefully they will, they will release patches and fixes and improvements to your software. That's the idealized model.”
(48m 19s):
\n“open source licenses are pretty ubiquitous.”
(48m 33s):
\n“Well, you're writing code with an IDE that is probably free software. You didn't pay for it under an open-source license maybe on an OS that has similar licensing that you didn't have to work on using other people's libraries that you didn't have to write yourself from scratch all the way down to the OSTP.”
(49m 16s):
\n“Well, that's free software. And so the WordPress people knock on your door and like, Oh, well, and that's running on Linux. And so Linus is going to show up and what his handout, you know, it, everyone's sort of, for some reason, people think that, well, you're sitting on this entire body of work that people have put so much effort for free into to share with everyone else you're taking the benefit of that.”
(51m 13s):
\nI guess the ultimate question though, is at what point does, is there enough pushback that it does shift the open source community? ...at what point is it a significant enough disruption that there are enough people that are questioning the open source social contract?”
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Professor Barbara Cherry of Indiana University about political division, legislation and regulation, technical evolution, and more.
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Special Guest: Barbara Cherry.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman and Petros Koutoupis talk to Hadrian Zbarcea about revolutions, both technical and other.
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Special Guests: Hadrian Zbarcea and Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, and Kyle Rankin talk about facial recognition and surveillance technology in the hands of individuals, and how that affects the balance of power.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, and Petros Koutoupis talk social media regulation and its relationship to journalism and the threat to Section 230.
Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, and Petros Koutoupis discuss the evolution of podcasting vs. radio.
\n\nShow Notes:
\n00:00:57 Please subscribe to our Newsletter - a reminder :)
\n00:01:35 Radio vs Podcasting, is it like Godzilla vs Bambi?
\n00:06:51 What makes podcasting so accessible?
\n00:20:27 Where we host our podcast and a shoutout to fireside.fm
\n00:41:27 "Linux is free if your time has no value" --Jamie Zawinski
\n00:45:08 Scotch time, beer o'clock, or Blursday...
Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Dr. Augustine Fou about his privacy analysis app, Page X-Ray, ad tracking, and data privacy.
\n\nShow Notes:
\n\n00:02:17 Page Xray and Blacklight
\n00:07:27 While you interact with one web page, who else is harvesting your information?
\n00:14:13 Listen to which tracker Katherine used for about 10 minute, and promptly removed!
\n00:15:57 What is malvertising
\n00:18:55 What about the browser extension privacy trackers?
\n00:25:54 Who should use PageXray?
\n00:32:30 What are some good consumer tools?
\n00:42:26 What is "fingerprinting" and how does a site "fingerprint" you?
\n00:48:21 Covering your "privates"
\n00:51:32 Marketers are chasing the shiny object called Digital
\n00:53:26 what is the ratio of registered domains vs websites vs humans visitors vs real ad impressions?
Special Guest: Dr. Augustine Fou.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, Kyle Rankin, and Petros Koutoupis talk about Amazon's new flying camera, ad tech, and The Social Dilemma.
\n\n00:01:27 The spying based advertising business is on it's way out
\n00:05:55 The Amazon's April fools joke that is now a product
\n00:12:14 Doc's issue with 'Alexa' listening to you all the time
\n00:15:09 California's CCPA
\n00:16:14 Kyle's perspective on the Amazon drone
\n00:21:36 Scale of mass surveillance
\n00:30:28 Facial recognition
\n00:34:12 Katherine is looking for some good news...
\n00:35:58 Normalization of fear mongering
\n00:40:05 When can a company legitimately collect your personal information
\n00:41:12 What do regulators really hope to do
\n00:42:32 Lets talk about "the movie"...
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Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin and Petros Koutoupis about TikTok and who controls your phone.
\n\nNotes:
\n\n00:00:37 The new contraband - TikTok
\n00:04:34 Is the US wanting to "play" China and censor?
\n00:08:19 Will this become an ugly precedent?
\n00:15:37 We're concerned about the implementation of this ban
\n00:17:25 The Social Dilemma on Netflix
\n00:21:11 Your phone is your castle
\n00:33:10 Defining the harm from mere content
\n00:44:59 Final thoughts - Portrait mode video
\n00:48:20 How does a visually impaired person use a phone? See link.
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Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman, and Petros Koutoupis talk about Amazon's Alexa for landlords program.
\n\nShow notes:
\n\n00:00:23 For starters, let's begin with Normalization of Surveillance.
\n00:50:00 Amazon Alexa for landlords.
\n00:10:15 Is this really jus another way to discover new markets?
\n00:19:03 Doc the mechanic?!
\n00:27:49 If you're young do you really not care about privacy?
\n00:30:49 A couple of things that will clue people on privacy, are: Health data, and political issues
Link mentioned: https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/09/amazons-alexa-for-landlords-is-a-privacy-nightmare-waiting-to-happen/
Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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\n\n00:04:09 The three key subjects we're discussing
\n00:05:41 First subject - Remote work
\n00:17:41 Covid19 forced remote work, but Petros misses one thing in particular
\n00:23:24 The increasing disparity between people who can and can't work remotely
\n00:32:24 Scott Galloway
\n00:39:30 Moving onto Facebook
\n00:40:07 Katherine didn't use Facebook until she started WHAT?!
\n00:44:51 Facebook wasn't designed or built to fully account everything it does.
\n00:51:04 What is the big wake-up call Apple is sending out?
These people have left big cities for good. Here's where they landed
\nhttps://www.cnn.com/2020/08/31/success/leaving-the-city-for-suburbs/index.html
Facebook’s fatal flaws - Doc Searls
\nhttps://medium.com/@dsearls/the-human-solution-to-facebooks-machine-produced-problems-also-won-t-work-3364656bc257
Send your feedback to info@reality2cast.com
Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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\n\nLinks mentioned: https://puri.sm/posts/investing-in-real-convergence/
\n\nShow notes:
\n\n00:00:32 Today we're talking about the idea of Convergence
\n00:04:36 Green on black Linux is COOL! --Kyle R.
\n00:07:01 The realization of adaptive design and how do others handle it
\n00:10:28 Law enforcement can subpoena your iCloud content straight from Apple
\n00:12:55 The fundamental problem Apple and Goole have according to Kyle
\n00:15:17 What is the hassle developers are already living with???
\n00:21:53 What do people really want?
\n00:27:23 Doc is using metaphors to make an interesting point
\n00:37:12 You can't lock users to use only your product
\n00:40:36 The advantages of open source
\n00:42:21 Steve Ballmers key to success
\n00:49:26 Would you give your child a single non-trackable device "To rule them all"?
\n00:53:59 Digital parenting advice all parents need to understand!
\n00:57:25 The difference between parental control and eliminating the trail
\n01:00:33 How do you address your own and child's privacy when "forced" to use digital tools you disagree with
\n01:06:07 The "Digital Consent"
Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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\n\nFor more about Dave's projects, keep an eye on:
\nhttps://vi.rs
\nhttps://virs-group.slack.com
\nhttps://medium.com/@dwh_3562
Show notes:
\n\n00:01:27 The importance of individual sovereignty, autonomy, independence, liberty etc.
\n00:03:50 Linus doesn't take s#!t off of anybody...
\n00:06:15 The legislative power shifts
\n00:11:30 Wizards vs Moguls vs Geeks, who leads the way?!
\n00:15:03 "Garage Engineering", it's a thing...
\n00:20:00 Dave's take on passion vs. paycheck
\n00:21:41 Passion projects
\n00:31:03 Challenging the power structure, divorcing traffic from it's originators and recipients
\n00:33:21 Going into cryptography
\n00:36:54 Social rituals that Facebook has totally F'd up
\n00:41:32 "Second Life" 'nuff said...
\n00:43:30 So what are we going to do with that information???
\n00:46:49 Dave's new project and stepping out of the shadows
\n00:54:10 The motto is "Respectful Technology"
\n00:56:20 What is the harm in non-user sovereign systems
\n(01:06:46 The Jocks vs Nerds paradigm)
\n01:07:25 The "Earn-it" act
Special Guest: Dave Huseby.
","summary":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman continue their conversation with Dave Huseby about user sovereignty and decentralization, open source culture, cryptography, respectful technology, and more.","date_published":"2020-07-24T08:00:00.000-04:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/1a167395-93b3-43a0-a659-7bb4d8e06d7f.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":73452961,"duration_in_seconds":5272}]},{"id":"b9560abf-e1bc-4486-8bb3-df087a66ae6e","title":"Episode 36: User Sovereignty and Decentralization","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/36","content_text":"Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman and Petros Koutoupis talk to Dave Huseby, Hyperledger's Security Maven, about User Sovereignty and Decentralization, Hyperledger, blockchain and security.Special Guests: Dave Huseby and Petros Koutoupis.","content_html":"Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman and Petros Koutoupis talk to Dave Huseby, Hyperledger's Security Maven, about User Sovereignty and Decentralization, Hyperledger, blockchain and security.
Special Guests: Dave Huseby and Petros Koutoupis.
","summary":"Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman and Petros Koutoupis talk to Dave Huseby about User Sovereignty and Decentralization, Hyperledger, blockchain and security.","date_published":"2020-06-24T08:00:00.000-04:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/b9560abf-e1bc-4486-8bb3-df087a66ae6e.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":55977188,"duration_in_seconds":4159}]},{"id":"246859d5-3a8a-4989-8554-1c0cc25b379f","title":"Episode 35: Bruce Schneier on Truth, Reality, and Contact Tracing","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/35","content_text":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Bruce Schneier about contact tracing, digital identity, hacking, privacy, and regulation.\n\nShow notes:\n\n0:00:25: Contact tracing apps\n0:02:31: Contract tracing false positive and false negative\n0:04:24: Contract tracing apps adoption rate\n0:07:36: Katherine agrees apps should build more trust\n0:11:44: The 2nd anniversary of the GDPR\n0:13:31: Bruce talks about his RSA presentation about the notion of hacking\n0:15:26: Katherine dove tails hacking into contact tracing\n0:18:24: Hacking discipline around SSI (Self Sovereign Identity)\n0:19:08: Should we need proof of immunity or carry an immunization card/immunity passport?\n0:23:28: Do the people we entrust to regulate our tech even understand it?\n0:29:10: Should we give the FBI digital forensic capabilities?\n0:32:24: Katherine wonders if our cellphones are at all secure\n0:36:33: Doc ponders the future of travel\n0:38:18: Bruce predicts we're in the midst of a major system reset\n0:46:49: The political divide between the way people digest information\n0:49:36: Bruce: \"Truth wins because it actually conforms to reality.\"\n\nLinks:\nBruce Schneier on COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps\nContact-tracing apps are not a solution to the COVID-19 crisisSpecial Guest: Bruce Schneier.","content_html":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Bruce Schneier about contact tracing, digital identity, hacking, privacy, and regulation.
\n\nShow notes:
\n\n0:00:25: Contact tracing apps
\n0:02:31: Contract tracing false positive and false negative
\n0:04:24: Contract tracing apps adoption rate
\n0:07:36: Katherine agrees apps should build more trust
\n0:11:44: The 2nd anniversary of the GDPR
\n0:13:31: Bruce talks about his RSA presentation about the notion of hacking
\n0:15:26: Katherine dove tails hacking into contact tracing
\n0:18:24: Hacking discipline around SSI (Self Sovereign Identity)
\n0:19:08: Should we need proof of immunity or carry an immunization card/immunity passport?
\n0:23:28: Do the people we entrust to regulate our tech even understand it?
\n0:29:10: Should we give the FBI digital forensic capabilities?
\n0:32:24: Katherine wonders if our cellphones are at all secure
\n0:36:33: Doc ponders the future of travel
\n0:38:18: Bruce predicts we're in the midst of a major system reset
\n0:46:49: The political divide between the way people digest information
\n0:49:36: Bruce: "Truth wins because it actually conforms to reality."
Links:
\nBruce Schneier on COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps
\nContact-tracing apps are not a solution to the COVID-19 crisis
Special Guest: Bruce Schneier.
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\n\nShow notes:
\n\n0:00:54: Introduction to a couple of tools
\n\n0:02:04: Doc's take on Zoom.
\n\n0:05:13: A lot of what we do online is not especially private.
\n\n0:06:33: Apple and Google and contact tracing.
\n\n0:09:00: Healthcare is a B2B insurance business.
\n\n0:11:15: Health information and advertising.
\n\n0:13:04: Convenience versus privacy.
\n\n0:13:26: SaaS products and convenience, Facebook, Apple. Concerns of the individual versus the concerns of the many.
\n\n0:15:46: The inevitable part where we go dark.
\n\n0:16:02: We're in the weirdest moment in modern civilization.
\n\n0:20:36: Radio, Internet, Television and Trump.
\n\n0:22:21: Bill Gates.
\n\n0:23:45: SaaS collaboration tools and privacy.
\n\n0:27:20: Who can you trust with your data, especially during a pandemic among questionable actors.
\n\n0:28:00: Mattermost
\n\n0:30:23: NextCloud
\n\n0:31:07: Jitsi
\n\n0:33:19: Cost differences.
\n\n0:38:31: ideology and dogmas way easier than real life, right?
\n\n0:39:23: Edward Snowden and Signal.
\n\n0:40:35: Signal vs. What's App.
\n\n0:41:20: Self-hosting and technical skill. Privacy trade-offs.
\n\n0:44:17: Apple watch.
\n\n0:45:12: Pragmatism.
\n\n0:46:58: Zoom and security scrutiny.
\n\n0:50:54: Facebook, privacy, and politics.
\n\n0:55:29: Facebook vs. Google.
\n\n0:56:36: Zoom scrutiny and appeal.
\n\n1:02:11: Conferences, air travel, climate change.
\n\n1:08:07: COVID innovation.
\n\n1:11:23: Stay home, be safe, deploy Mattermost and wash your hands.
Special Guest: Robert Douglass.
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\n\nShow notes:
\n\n0:04:08: How is this situation a little bit different from what we're used to?
\n\n0:04:36: E-learning
\n\n0:06:00: Shawn on e-learning and computer-based training.
\n\n0:08:09: Kids without computer or internet access.
\n\n0:11:31: What is lockdown? What’s on the horizon?
\n\n0:14:14: Remote work, how to do it well.
\n\n0:16:22: What can distributed open source software teams teach everyone?
\n\n0:17:35: This is not normal right now. Don’t judge remote work.
\n\n0:18:56: The chicken suppression system's working.
\n\n0:25:12: Asynchronous communication, time zones.
\n\n0:27:19: This plague may be elevating the Big Bad companies.
\n\n0:30:21: Ethical and privacy concerns.
\n\n0:35:20: Should harvested data be used to save lives?
\n\n0:37:29: Apple privacy
\n\n0:37:49: Fourth amendment concerns.
\n\n0:39:11 Facial recognition.
\n\n0:43:12 Law enforcement and Clearview AI.
\n\n0:44:12: What is the step too far? What are the unintended consequences?
\n\n0:44:44: Local vs. large scale communication.
\n\n0:47:03: Shawn is hopeful.
\n\n0:49:05: Innovation in the works.
\n\n0:52:45: Return to normal?
\n\n0:55:52: Small business.
\n\n0:57:16: Shawn’s bidet.
\n\n0:57:34: What happens to conferences?
\n\n1:02:33 DrupalCon and #vanlife.
\n\n1:07:58 Shawn: Wash your hands.
Special Guests: Kyle Rankin, Petros Koutoupis, and Shawn Powers.
","summary":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin, Petros Koutoupis, and Shawn Powers about the new realities we're facing as a result of COVID-19.","date_published":"2020-03-26T08:00:00.000-04:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/ece6f616-0a96-4c00-b146-3f074d73ecdf.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mp3","size_in_bytes":42031975,"duration_in_seconds":4198}]},{"id":"2cc91bba-5c1d-4d73-a391-c0ba035e1785","title":"Episode 32: All the Music","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/32","content_text":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman speak with Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin from the All the Music project, allthemusic.info, a project that has machine-generated all possible melodies and released them to the public domain. We discuss music copyright in the digital landscape and musical math and humanity. We highly recommend watching Damien's TEDx Minneapolis talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJtm0MoOgiU\n\nGet the code\n\nNotes:\n\n[01:15] Introduction to All the Music Project\n\n[03:50] How do you see it put to use?\n\n[06:20] How were the melodies discovered?\n\n[08:00] copyright law and alternate arguments.\n\n[9:30] discussion of public domain works\n\n[11:00] Discussion of Damien’s TEDx Minneapolis talk.\n\n[13:00] Copyright, un-copyrightable, and public domain\n\n[14:30] How can/should people contribute to the project?\n\n[19:00] How have people responded to this digital music copyright project?\n\n[23:00] Notable music copyright lawsuits\n\n[28:00] Should data be propertized? \n\n[32:00] How should copyright work in a digital world?\n\n[39:00] Creative commons\n\n[46:00] Tracking rights, data flow\n\n[52:00] Technical discussion and contributionSpecial Guest: Damien Riehl.","content_html":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman speak with Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin from the All the Music project, allthemusic.info, a project that has machine-generated all possible melodies and released them to the public domain. We discuss music copyright in the digital landscape and musical math and humanity. We highly recommend watching Damien's TEDx Minneapolis talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJtm0MoOgiU
\n\n\n\nNotes:
\n\n[01:15] Introduction to All the Music Project
\n\n[03:50] How do you see it put to use?
\n\n[06:20] How were the melodies discovered?
\n\n[08:00] copyright law and alternate arguments.
\n\n[9:30] discussion of public domain works
\n\n[11:00] Discussion of Damien’s TEDx Minneapolis talk.
\n\n[13:00] Copyright, un-copyrightable, and public domain
\n\n[14:30] How can/should people contribute to the project?
\n\n[19:00] How have people responded to this digital music copyright project?
\n\n[23:00] Notable music copyright lawsuits
\n\n[28:00] Should data be propertized?
\n\n[32:00] How should copyright work in a digital world?
\n\n[39:00] Creative commons
\n\n[46:00] Tracking rights, data flow
\n\n[52:00] Technical discussion and contribution
Special Guest: Damien Riehl.
","summary":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman speak with Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin from the All the Music project, allthemusic.info, a project that has machine-generated all possible melodies and released them to the public domain. We discuss music copyright in the digital landscape and musical math and humanity.\r\n","date_published":"2020-02-27T08:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/2cc91bba-5c1d-4d73-a391-c0ba035e1785.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mp3","size_in_bytes":38069218,"duration_in_seconds":3345}]},{"id":"56792e70-8a25-4e5f-80a4-4f511964327f","title":"Episode 31: Personal Devices are Personal","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/31","content_text":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin, CSO of Purism, about mobile phones, their security and privacy vulnerabilities, and Purism's new Librem 5 device.Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.","content_html":"Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Kyle Rankin, CSO of Purism, about mobile phones, their security and privacy vulnerabilities, and Purism's new Librem 5 device.
Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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Special Guest: Don Norman.
","summary":"Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Don Norman, one of the world's most influential designers.","date_published":"2019-12-12T08:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/0399ecbe-19e2-4db2-97ea-99f43b6613ea.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mp3","size_in_bytes":41313752,"duration_in_seconds":4153}]},{"id":"42125ace-ffac-4c0d-975d-f3e2c5ebb1d5","title":"Episode 29: On to Beer Number 3!","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/29","content_text":"Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman and Petros Koutoupis discuss the Open Source Cloud landscape, weigh in on Open Source communities and contribution, and open multiple beers. Petros tells us how he really feels about systemd.Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.","content_html":"Doc Searls, Katherine Druckman and Petros Koutoupis discuss the Open Source Cloud landscape, weigh in on Open Source communities and contribution, and open multiple beers. Petros tells us how he really feels about systemd.
Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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\n\nLinks:
\n\nHere's How Amazon's Ring Doorbell Police Partnership Affects You
\n\nPolice can get your Ring doorbell footage without a warrant, report says
\n\nAmazon’s Ring Is a Perfect Storm of Privacy Threats
\n\nAmazon's Ring camera raises civil liberties concerns: U.S. senator
Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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\n\nLinks mentioned:
\nhttp://adwaterandstir.com
\nGoing Retro with an Altair 8800 Emulator: Introducing the Altair-Duino
Special Guest: Petros Koutoupis.
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Special Guest: Gabriel Weinberg.
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\n\nLinks mentioned:
\n\nSpecial Guest: Yiftach Shoolman.
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\n\nLinks mentioned:
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Special Guest: Dr. Augustine Fou.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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","summary":"Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Petros Koutoupis about his Deep Dive articles, storage, blockchain, and moving chairs.\r\n\r\nDownload ogg format\r\nLinks mentioned:\r\n\r\nThe December issue of Linux Journal\r\n\tBlockchain, Part I: Introduction and Cryptocurren...","date_published":"2019-01-03T13:15:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/55e8e48a-ae33-492f-bc04-175d577a5a7e/5f0acd48-766d-4e7e-b4e9-90ff5d9a5797.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":27755940,"duration_in_seconds":3021}]},{"id":"https://www.linuxjournal.com/podcast/episode-10-hydrants-and-sirens","title":"Episode 10: Hydrants and Sirens","url":"https://www.reality2cast.com/10","content_text":"Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to David Egts (@davidegts), Chief Technologist North America for the Public Sector at Red Hat (@redhatgov) about open source enthusiasm.\n\nLinks Mentioned: \n\nTime for Net Giants to Pay Fairly for the Open Source on Which They Depend\n Adopt-a-Hydrant\nSpecial Guest: David Egts.","content_html":"Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to David Egts (@davidegts), Chief Technologist North America for the Public Sector at Red Hat (@redhatgov) about open source enthusiasm.
\n\nLinks Mentioned:
\n\nSpecial Guest: David Egts.
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Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.
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\n\nLinks mentioned:
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\n\nfreenode #live 2018 - Doc Searls and Simon Phipps - In Conversation
\n\nTime for Net Giants to Pay Fairly for the Open Source on Which They Depend by Glyn Moody
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\n\nUseful links:
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\n\n\n\nDownload ogg format\nKatherine Druckman talks to Doc Searls about consumer privacy, Main Street, and heart attacks at Walmart.
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