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Mike Gerwitz 2019-03-21 22:52:39 -04:00
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| ITEM | DURATION | TODO | ENVIRONMENT |
|-------------------------------------------------------+----------+----------+-------------|
| Slides | 0:40:59 | LACKING | |
| Slides | 0:40:53 | LACKING | |
|-------------------------------------------------------+----------+----------+-------------|
| \_ Summary | | | |
|-------------------------------------------------------+----------+----------+-------------|
| \_ Introduction | 0:01:55 | REVIEWED | |
| \_ Spoken Intro | 0:00:50 | REVIEWED | note |
| \_ Choreographed Workflows | 00:00:20 | REVIEWED | fullframe |
| \_ Practical Freedom | 0:00:45 | REVIEWED | fullframe |
| \_ Introduction | 0:01:50 | READY | |
| \_ Spoken Intro | 0:00:50 | READY | note |
| \_ Choreographed Workflows | 00:00:20 | READY | fullframe |
| \_ Practical Freedom | 0:00:40 | READY | fullframe |
|-------------------------------------------------------+----------+----------+-------------|
| \_ Practical Example: Web Browser | 0:07:03 | READY | |
| \_ Browser Topics | | | |
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| \_ Thank You | 00:00:01 | | fullframe |
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but to lightly technical users as well.
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But it's important to understand where this trend falls short.
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**** Notes :B_noteNH:
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This is a talk about /practical/ freedoms---an
issue separate from but /requiring/ software freedom.
How can we be empowered to do /anything we might imagine/ with our machines?
If developers are thinking /for/ us and guiding us in our computing,
then we're limited to preconceived workflows.
This leaves immense power in the hands of developers even if software is
free,
because average users are stuck begging them to implement changes,
or need to have money to pay someone to do so.
because average users are stuck asking them to implement changes,
or footing the bill for someone else to do so.
My goal here is to blur those lines between ``user'' and ``programmer'' and
show you how users can be empowered to take control of their computing in