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This blog post is a few weeks late, but here it is! Happy to be part of the 2025 cohort of the SOAM Residency Program to work on the theme of funding public interest technology. I'm focusing specifically on how we can make Open Hardware just as big and successful as Open Source Software, so we can gain back control of our technology where it really matters: chip by chip. I wrote about here, interested in your thoughts as always:

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How can Open Hardware catch up with Open Source Software?

First off- excited to announce that I’ve been accepted into the SOAM Virtual Residency program with the theme “”RE:FUND OUR DIGIT...

75% of web traffic flows through Google's Chromium. Apple controls Safari. American companies control how billions access the web. Building a competitive browser alternative: ~€50-70M annually, 3-4 years. @npub1nvfu...cpws proves it's technically possible with a small team. The challenge isn't technical, it's institutional: can democratic societies coordinate long-term tech projects? Read more:

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Digital Sovereignty in Practice: Web Browsers as a Reality Check

Reading in Servo’s latest weekly report that it’s now passing 1.7 million Web Platform Subtests, I started wondering: How much investme...

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