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Sxmo: Freedom on mobile devices through simplicity and hackability (Audio Only)
Retracing digital freedom in the classroom (Audio Only)
Replicant: Struggle for independence (Audio Only)
Repair is not a crime: An update from the front line of the Right to Repair fight (Audio Only)
Reducing Internet address waste: The IPv4 unicast extensions project (Audio Only)
Why we feel it is a liberation experience to take part in the Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook project (Audio Only)
Living liberated: Zero-to-hero (Audio Only)
Living in freedom with GNU Emacs (Audio Only)
Hacking my brain: Free virtual-reality implementations and their potential for therapeutic use (Audio Only)
GNU poke, the free extensible editor for structured binary data (Audio Only)
GNU Jami: How it works and how to get your friends and family to use it (Audio Only)
From GNU Emacs to code.gouv.fr (Audio Only)
Revitalizing Usenet (Audio Only)
Free software game restoration II (Audio Only)
Federated social media in the age of social distancing (Audio Only)
You wouldn't hate Artificial scarcity (Audio Only)
Empowering community-oriented play with TRBot (Audio Only)
Software doldrums (Audio Only)
Reclaiming public values in the Internet (Audio Only)
Easy, secure and private information transfer with magic-wormhole (Audio Only)
Distributing freedom: How package managers empower software users (Audio Only)
Design in the command line: Recipes for tasty outcomes (Audio Only)
Current challenges for the OpenPGP keyserver network. Is there a way forward? (Audio Only)
Building an ethical e-book (Audio Only)
Building a liberate home---for myself and others (Audio Only)
Baby steps to freedom (Audio Only)
A free toolchain from molecular vibrations to detailed combustion: How (some) physical chemists and chemical engineers have escaped proprietary software (Audio Only)
ANS coding replacing Huffman and AC---from introduction to patent issues
Why we all need ethical technology and Web hosting
Sxmo: Freedom on mobile devices through simplicity and hackability
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