Notices by chipmunk for remediation 🐿️ (vegafjord@freeradical.zone)

@aral Isnt all crypto bad though? Sure, proof of stake is better, but isnt it waste of energy as well?

#DigitalIssues

@aral You keep saying something along the lines of:

> In unchained/free software there's an expectation from the developer that people have to spend time to learn software. But think about the brain surgeon, he certainly dont have the time to do that!

I think it is worth exploring further. Could you flesh out your experience with these attitudes. And perhaps point out how it impacts specific projects?

#SmallWeb #TechnoChauvinism

@aral I know the admin. He is very pro corporate solutions, because he believes its the responsibility of corporations to serve digital solutions.

He very much dislikes those who talks down Meta because he doesnt agree that Meta is a bad company. He doesnt agree that Camebridge Analytica was due to Facebook. He believes that Meta has learned from their mistakes.

@aral Thanks for help :D

@aral Okay, then I'll wait until the dameon is sufficiently implemented.

Do you have a roadmap for kitten?

@aral Nothing.

@aral But now I have this message.

ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED

@aral That worked, thanks:)

But in order for me to learn from this, I'll ask: How would I have approached this if; Say that it wasn't the sitejs tool?

@aral @laura I tried to run kitten, but the port 80 is in use. I have tried to figure out who is using the port and kill that process, but it seems like it keeps being hijacked when I kill them.

It sais that the process using the port is named site.

I'm using Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS.

#kitten

@aral Yes, its a good foundation, except that it is branded as free software. Freedom can not be reduced to a binary state. Freedom is subjective and should be explored from many angles. A feminist lense, an engineers lens, an activist, an organizer and so on. Therefore, I like to use the more descriptive term open to describe these tools.

@aral I dont concider free software to be actually free. For software to be free, the people need control over the software to a certain extent.

Today free software tools gives open access to a lot of great tools, but tools that are developed to help the upper class suppress everybody else.

We need to take back control over development through connecting developers to the grass roots and let the grass roots finance the development.