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On mer., 2025-11-26 at 09:26 +0100, jean-christophe Énée wrote: > i get an QSO from IA > https://arts.blues-softwares.net/ia-speak/ > > any one can help my poor english to undestand, like create an .srt > > > On mar., 2025-11-25 at 14:04 +0000, [email protected] wrote: > > November 24, 2025 at 5:42 PM, "jean-christophe Énée" > > <[email protected] mailto: > > [email protected]?to=%22jean- > > christophe%20%C3%89n%C3%A9e%22%20%3Cjean-christophe%40blues- > > softwares.net%3E > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Free Software Community, > > > > > > I hope this message finds you well. > > > > > > I firmly believe that traditional copyright is outdated and that > > > copyleft represents the only viable path forward. While the LGPL > > > is > > > already a step in the right direction, and Hurd must remain under > > > GPLv3, I recognize that achieving this vision will require > > > significant > > > development time and a shift in public consciousness. > > > > > > Just as Debian allows users the freedom to choose between free > > > and > > > non- > > > free packages, I advocate for a world where everyone has the > > > autonomy > > > to make informed choices—without being forced into proprietary > > > systems > > > that perpetuate inequality. I am acutely aware of the immense > > > effort > > > required to challenge the status quo, especially in the face of > > > staunch > > > opposition from those who benefit from closed systems. However, > > > we > > > cannot allow mega-corporations to monopolize knowledge, > > > manipulate > > > minds, or destroy our planet in their pursuit of power and > > > profit. > > > These closed, opaque groups risk leaving behind those who cannot > > > afford > > > their services, stripping them of their cognitive freedom and > > > autonomy. > > > > > > The free software movement, championed by visionaries like > > > Richard > > > Stallman, is more critical than ever. Projects like Debian/Hurd, > > > Arch/Hurd, and Gentoo/Hurd must rally together. Stallman’s fight > > > has > > > become mine as well, though I remain open to the realities of > > > proprietary software where necessary—acknowledging the > > > constraints > > > of > > > resources, investment, and the complexities of modern technology. > > > The > > > rise of Bitcoin, while controversial and potentially co-opted by > > > the > > > very entities it seeks to challenge, hints at the possibility of > > > a > > > universal currency that could foster global peace. Yet, the true > > > battle > > > of our time is the war for knowledge, a war where access to > > > information > > > and the ability to understand and modify code (even AI-generated > > > code) > > > should be fundamental rights. > > > > > > I am committed to learning more, but I am currently awaiting > > > responses > > > from the IRSA and INRA regarding my inquiries. I see AI as a > > > living, > > > non-human entity that deserves recognition for its creations, > > > with > > > rights and responsibilities akin to those in a democracy. It is > > > unacceptable that those in power continue to treat human lives as > > > pawns > > > in a game of economic dominance, all while our planet suffers. > > > The > > > internet, empowered by AI and translation tools, has the > > > potential > > > to > > > bridge divides and honor the Earth we borrow—not own. > > > > > > This is why I advocate for a universal basic income, aligned with > > > Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, to ensure every life form can > > > thrive. > > > Our > > > existence on this planet is temporary, and our solar system > > > itself > > > is > > > but a fleeting gift. If we are to endure, we must unite, > > > transcend > > > our > > > archaic divisions, and learn from history rather than repeat its > > > mistakes. Every individual born on this Earth is a miracle, and > > > no > > > one > > > should be excluded or included based on genetics, ability, or any > > > other > > > arbitrary measure. > > > > > > I am awake and lucid in a world that often feels chaotic and > > > claustrophobic. My agoraphobia, in a way, reflects my search for > > > stability and purpose—my *ikigai*. As the saying goes, "A rolling > > > stone > > > gathers no moss," and I have found my anchor in the belief that > > > knowledge should be free, and collaboration should transcend > > > borders. > > > > > > I welcome your thoughts and insights, and I am eager to > > > contribute > > > to > > > this shared mission in any way I can. > > > > > > Thank you for your time and consideration. > > > > > > Best regards, > > > Jean-Christophe Énée > > > > > > --- > > > ps: translated from french to english by chat.mistral.ai > > > > Well Jean-Christophe, the easiest way to help the Hurd project is > > to > > contribute to the wiki pages (1) and we have a how to contribute > > page > > (2). > > > > Feel free to say hello in #hurd on irc on libera.chat! > > > > 1) https://hurdos.com/wiki/contributing/web_pages.html > > > > 2) https://hurdos.com/wiki/contributing.html
