In the latest episode of the NGI0 podcast we talk to Adrian Georgescu. He was part of the Voice over IP revolution & in this episode you’ll learn much about that history and the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). With his company AG projects, Adrian created Blink, a pure SIP client and Sylk Suite which combines SIP with WebRTC. He also talks about what it’s like to run a #FOSS company & having to compete with Big Tech offering services for free.
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The VoIP revolution - Blink
Adrian Georgescu was part of the Voice over IP revolution and in this episode you’ll learn much about that history and the Session Initiation Pro...
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"It is important to be able to communicate freely", says Jérôme Poisson aka @npub1xkf4...w0mx in the In the NGI0 #podcast. He is the main developer of Libervia, a communication ecosystem based on #XMPP. XMPP is mostly known for chat but Libervia offers many more features such as blogs, fora, events & file sharing. It has gateways to other open protocols like #ActivityPub & email. He talks about Libervia, the political side of technology & offers advise about #NGI0 grants.
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"Technology is not neutral" - Libervia
It is important to be able to communicate freely, says Jérôme Poisson a.k.a. Goffi. He is the main developer of Libervia, a communication ecosyst...
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badkeys is an open source tool to check cryptographic keys for known vulnerabilities. Its developer @npub1syue...3cq9 gave a talk at German OWASP Day where he discussed how old bugs never die. He tested for the Debian OpenSSL bug discovered in 2008 & found hundreds of DKIM setups still vulnerable. Vulnerable hosts included prominent names like Cisco, Oracle, Skype, and Github. But he sees even older vulns including one which is over 300 years old. Watch the talk here:
The Debian OpenSSL bug and other Public Private Keys
In early 2024, hundreds of DKIM setups still used cryptographic keys vulnerable to a bug from 2008 in Debian's OpenSSL package. Vulnerabl...
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What if someone could help you with your documentation? Or offer advice on user retention. A person to talk to about testing or how to get things translated. How about untangling gnarly issues with the help of an all-round troubleshooter? These people exist! They are @npub1hpln...624n Marjolein Kassenaar, Julian Harty, Dwayne Bailey & [@eric_herman](
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 ) We just had a #webinar where they introduced themselves and their services. And the recording is now live:
NLnet; Webinar: Ask Us For Help: Practical Support for NGI Beneficiaries
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This Thursday we're having a #webinar about support services. That is, practical help with your free and open source project. We'll be discussing: Technical writing, Testing, Translation & localisation, UX testing, & Troubleshooting. Speakers are the people who provide the support so it is a nice way to get to know them. The webinar is open to everyone. But note that the services can only be requested by people who've received an #NGI grant. Nov 28, 13.00 CET
NLnet; Webinar: Ask Us For Help: Practical Support for NGI Beneficiaries
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Besides financial grants NGI0 also offers practical support to beneficiaries. In the upcoming webinar Ask Us For Help we will introduce four support services: technical writing, testing, translation & localisation and troubleshooting. They will be presented by the experts who deliver the services. The webinar is open to anyone who is interested but note that the support services are only open to NGI beneficiaries. November 28, 2024. 13.00-14.00 CET more info:
NLnet; Webinar: Ask Us For Help: Practical Support for NGI Beneficiaries
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Let's get rid of all the binary blobs. In S01E02 of the NGI0 podcast we talk to Janneke, founder of GNU Mes. The project helped to significantly reduce the number & size of binary seeds used in the bootstrap of GNU Guix 1.0. He talks about working on GNU Mes, its community, NGI0 funding & calls for a 5th freedom: freedom 4. The freedom to build a program from source. "If you can't build a binary from source, how would you exercise freedom 0?"
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Let's get rid of all the binary blobs - GNU Mes
“Can you really speak of a program being free software if you cannot bootstrap it?”, says our guest Janneke. He is the founder of GNU Mes, a pr...
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New! The NGI Zero podcast where we talk to the people who are building the Next Generation Internet. :) In S01E01 our guest is Joep Meindertsma of Atomic Data. The issue he sees with today’s internet is the siloing of data. It leads to users being locked into Big Tech ecosystems and it's hard to reuse data. Joep explains how Atomic Data, a modular specification for sharing, modifying and modelling data, addresses this problem.
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Joep Meindertsma - Atomic Data
One of the issues with today’s internet is that a lot of data is siloed. Consequently, users are locked into Big Tech ecosystems and its hard to ...
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