The government and our privacy is a hot topic. We’ll view the keynote address of Libreplanet 2016 with Edward Snowden. We’ll also view a very-well-done short video of an English girl completely made with open source software.
Since I did not get to the March Links, we’ll view them plus these April 2016 Links:
Libreplanet 2016: The Last Lighthouse
- A Young Linux-Loving Singer-Songwriter
- Is Proprietary Software Holding Linux Back?
- The Pentagon Needs Hackers,
- The US government buys into open-source programming
- Top Open Source Creativity Apps
- How to Tell if Your Computer is Vulnerable to Hackers
- How Netflix Knows Exactly What You Want to Watch
- Best Open Source Software for Windows 10
- Skype’s Dead – All Hail WebRTC
- How to Dim the Blinding Glare of Your Gadgets’ LED Lights
- 5 Tech Upgrades You Should Avoid (To Save Money)
- TP-Link Promises Ban on Open Source Wireless Router Firmware | Open Source Application Software Companies content
- Remix OS Fills Android Desktop Void
- Microsoft is Pretending to be a FOSS Company in Order to Secure Government Contracts With Proprietary Software in ‘Open’ Clothing
- 5 Good Reasons Why You Should NOT Buy Office 2016
- Free Tech Refresher: OSS Isn’t Always FOSS
- Router Company Lazily Blocks Open Source Router Firmware, Still Pretends To Value ‘Creativity’
- So Your Router Is Skynet – A Layman’s Guide
- BeansBooks Review 2016
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Pi Links
- Move over Raspberry Pi, here’s a $20, coin-sized, open-source Linux computer
- Raspberry Pi 3: Raspbian Linux and NOOBS distributions updated
- Plex Media Server on the Raspberry Pi 2 – Joy and Anguish
- Apple Introduces Their Answer To The Raspberry Pi
- The Raspberry Pi 3: Faster, Better, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
- Raspberry Pi: New NOOBS and Raspbian releases
- Chromium OS for Raspberry Pi 2 to Get New Release with Performance Improvements
- There Is No Chrome For Pi