Yeah me too!! 
They’re funny and intelligent.
Have only watched a couple of theirs so far but I think I’ll be plowing through it now 
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Learn how to control your own mind, or how to take back control by Joe Dispenza
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Cracking the code of Cicada 3301. Four episodes.
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Cool thanks for sharing, will watch this evening!
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Imagine if this was a marketing plan to advertise Safe 
Wait… I think I’ve just cracked it 
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Quite lengthy, and I haven’t watched it all yet, but:
Look back to how things used to work. One OS per app (game). Today, everything is buggy and need constant updates. It didn’t used to be like this. Apps and games used to be SOLID.
I feel kind of excited by the vision this guy paints, getting rid of all these layers of junk, and loading each app directly with it’s own minimal OS. The simplicity, the security .
And it got me thinking about SAFE OS.
I present: https://youtu.be/kZRE7HIO3vk
I think this is what Qubes OS does
ow I couldnt watch it all but I have an idea to solve this I will create an thread to disscuss it. my thread about an idea about a software/OS that doesnt need restart/relaunch/reboot
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I wouldn’t be surprised if David was one of the original cypherpunks.
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Ever wanted to backup your windows installer (Without licence key)…
Well, how about spending 15 months in prison.
A restore CD, that doesn’t work without a licence key.
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I read earlier in the article below that Microsoft evacuated their HQ (including CEO Nadella) when Lundgren tried to visit them the day before he went to prison. And also defaming Lundgren on Wikipedia.
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Unbelievable.
This needs more exposure.
And also, from that article, this is why we need the safe network.
They can control the media, e.g. by retaliating against publishers (taking away “access”, not buying ads anymore, ending relationships with a company like Netflix etc.)
In fact, “when I published EPO leaks,” I told Lundgren, “the EPO started silencing media companies in Europe” (often by paying them and threatening them). It’s not just a theory; we have documented facts that prove this. In the above case, think along the lines of, “if you cover Eric blah blah… we will stop buying ads etc.” (ads are reverse-bribe-type media leverage and we have internal Microsoft documents showing how they do it and plan it). But that’s a subject for another part and another day.
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Nicole Faerber, CTO of Purism gives a talk on the challenges facing a company developing a free (as in freedom) smartphone.
EDIT: I can’t get the link above to play here, so here is the source.
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SOLID project gets a mention here.
Have linked to the safenetwork.tech page on the youtube comments.
Numberphile / Computerphile should really do some videos on the safenetwork.
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This is very exciting to watch. I’ve been waiting for a product like this since a lot
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A guy that talks about computer tech and what the future of computer tech might be. This video talks about future materials for building processors and what limits todays materials in the upcoming future.
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UK giving away military powers even if we leave the EU.
Unison programming language in alpha. Very innovative and makes a lot of sense.
From unisonweb.org:
Unison’s core idea is that code is immutable and identified by its content. This lets us reimagine many aspects of how a programming language works. We simplify codebase management — Unison has no builds, no dependency conflicts, and renaming things is trivial. The same core idea forms the basis for a runtime that robustly supports dynamic code deployment, allowing a single Unison program to describe entire elastic distributed systems.
The talk describes a bit how this is achieved and shows some examples.
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If you like rust, cqrs, eventsourcing, distributed actor systems and… SimCity :), then this talk will be very interesting.
This guy brings system-level thinking through play.
He demonstrates his project Citybound, a city building sandbox where large-scale cities with citizen-level detail become understandable and designable in collaborative planning.
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Great find @oetyng. Unison looks a great fit for SAFE - the guy even has “Append-only code” on his slides! Several features seem made fot SAFE such as using hashes for function implementations and being able to self deploy any distributed code to a processing network using a library you can implement yourself. Looks like a great side project for someone, maybe even someone working on algorithms that work best when using parallel processing. Hmm, I wonder 
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Yeah! The last part of the vid I was thinking “SAFE, SAFE, yep also SAFE)”.
What’s nice is that I’ve found so much about this language very intuitive and clever as I’ve read through the documentation.
I’m right about to jump in and try it out would be nice if others did as well. Are you interested?
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I am interested but have little time although a window has opened for a couple of days so I hope to take a look. First step might be to code a simple GA to familiarise myself but not sure I have time for that. Please post about what you learn, think etc - start a Unison topic.
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