-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 I am in a position to make a 'Truly Freedom Respecting' Single-Board-Computer. It would probably cost around 50 to 100$ (I'm want it at least twice as powerful as a pi), and GPIO pins making it a good Pi alternative. I Have no specs (or other details) for it yet, I am just wondering how much interest there is (beyond myself of course).
On December 2, 2015 2:10:18 PM EST, anonymiss <[email protected]> wrote: >Are you referring to what is now being proposed ( >https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Save_WiFi/Individual_Comments ) and what >will happen, although individually countries can decide how it's being >implemented, in summer of 2016 in Europe (Directive 2014/53/EU , >Article 3.3)? > >--anonymiss > >----------------------------------------------- >Email is public and violates our right for secrecy of correspondence. >Talk to me in private: >http://loupsycedyglgamf.onion/anonymiss/ >irc://loupsycedyglgamf.onion:67/anonymiss >https://psyced.org:34443/anonymiss/ > >If you want Email like communication which respects >your privacy and rights and is secure without requiring you to >learn complicated tools, use bitmessage: >(public) bitmessage: BM-2cSj8qEigE3CMaLU3CwPZf7T3LvzvnttsC > >my vcard (sort of): http://krosos.sdf.org > > > >-------- Original Message -------- >Subject: Re: [libreplanet-discuss] C.H.I.P. $9 computer respects your >freedom, when you don't need GPU/Video/etc., perhaps >Local Time: December 2 2015 12:16 am >UTC Time: December 1 2015 11:16 pm >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] > >In the US anyway, there is some talk of the FCC requiring radio devices >to not release their code because of "security reasons." Heard this on >a podcast a while back, not sure what the current state of things are. > >Aaron E-J http://otherrealm.org http://theotherrealm.org (Blog) > >On 2015-12-01 5:20 PM, Michael Lamb wrote: >This is common, and is even worse for the other single-board computer >??? ... I think that CHIP is not worse than that. >I'm sorry, my phrasing was unclear. I meant: CHIP is flawed, and being >flawed is common. For example, the more-popular Raspberry Pi is worse >than CHIP, because it can't even boot without binary blobs. You and I >both agree with the statements on the FSF page. >I think that the FSF page is relevant for CHIP (as of today). CHIP >would not be acceptable (from the viewpoint of freedom-respecting >computer) when you want to use its GPU and video encoder/decoder with >full features. >I agree. I hoped that the social media person's statements contrary to >the FSF page meant that the design had changed and the CHIP is now >freedom-respecting. But from the replies here and the lack of reply >from them, I doubt this is the case. >When we don't use GPU and video, a board with Allwinner SoC could be a >good computer. So, it depends if it's serious flaw or not. >I expect it will remain "seriously flawed" due to the WiFi/GPU/VPU >blobs. But maybe a "seriously flawed" but still-usable computer for >only $9 is still a good thing for many people. I hope that low price >will make it effortless to introduce children and students to >general-purpose computing with free software. Especially children, whom >parents might discourage from using the expensive family computer (or >installing free software on it) for fear they might "break" it. - -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: APG v1.1.1 iQI+BAEBCgAoBQJWY5tiIRxKdWxpZW4gS3lvdSA8anVsaWVuQHRoaXN5ZWFyLm1l PgAKCRCVB6MTx5fA0zNPD/9yoBJRZ+E5KD3m2wQank1AmkSvzokQk1yXQZ1osQEE 3tj4lESJ9bP5gVOtursW0yF0jTPdwWOh6G/6VRrNkkdTbpQl97yHuoIVEbrQPCmF 5P3pqkN4JV5FUatZRSScuZGhSKZ9POEOPar/0kxACZG09Ddc8M+/xhkDRZvEZM4+ WD2aaik+nV3Pc/B++qfmDJ/sYlOfT7pXisgP+5CdNJTyimYwIrCF9xmiAeusIazS HKMem+ErwNv42425KU1YuRblJOlUHVXMm7FfTUuTH3FY/gs2/KFWlRU0jlz+wYOY sUY7ObyOoUbwdXMGCnde958bqSoergGQKPite3aISNWim4fTl44e/H2pGOYKGrHb ShEeCHJZY0LUNKuSlor+rGmAAR3i107lKLXhDmT37zQ4/2knV8semvvxdipJHEcW lKWLYcicrplvNR0GPWtc5+j34ZGatSHVdvq796HMdKPLL9Hg9RuEkZO6Eyp180/E 1pEMNV7deoZpUsd5AKAS7RlMvCyZ/5D/BnwFUmemYOnpqZMTKwO1Gpx9mSC3QrU0 grrlFDUfRWybfv4AamR5MEO6SO0jY7CTnVgSll0e1Gepjkj5vk3VvDQMbNXFIMwS jOgyIMoiQzucmt6jXzqOqeYw0XMnSQTE9wk9Q9qu6KDwPaTOjBSGa02zjdTKSKsB +A== =H7bZ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
