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Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)

joshghent.com

Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)

joshmuller.ca

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  1. Josh Müller

    If there was a way to use dozens of enterprise-grade cloud software tools (that can each cost hundreds of dollars a month) for free (or nearly free ), that would be worth exploring, right? Well, let’s explore it! Every couple years I come to a new appreciation for self-hosted software . For the uninitiated, if you have a spare computer sitting around that you’re willing put to work as a server (or

  2. Josh Müller

    It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Free/Libre Open Source Software. With rare exception, all the software I run on my computer is Open Source ( Brave , Bitwarden , to name a couple highly valuable and accessible favorites). Similarly, when I help friends and loved ones setup a new digital device, I always try to encourage them towards the free/libre and open source version of a given product, instea

  3. Josh Müller

    Lately, every time someone shows me a YouTube video on their computer or phone, I find myself freaking out just a little. The ads, the list of recommended videos, the endless comments… there’s just so much going on on the screen, and I find myself easily distracted and maybe a bit overwhelmed. In contrast, if you watch a YouTube video on my laptop, you’ll find it to be a much different experience.

Joshua Drake (opens on the publisher’s site)

joshuadrake.org

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Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)

joshuamorris.info

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  1. Joshua Morris

    Chris Garry’s Apollo-11 repository preserves the original Apollo Guidance Computer source for Comanche055 and Luminary099—transcribed from MIT Museum hardcopy with Virtual AGC—arguing that mission software deserves the same care we give spacecraft, spacesuits, and recordings.

Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)

joshuapsteele.com

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