42 lines
1.4 KiB
Markdown
42 lines
1.4 KiB
Markdown
Nick (The Linux Experiment) Topics
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1. EU Privacy Revolution & Digital Sovereignty
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Core Question: How does European privacy culture actually affect computing choices?
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Key Discussion Points:
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Living under GDPR vs US "privacy theater"
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Cultural differences: Europeans vs Americans on privacy
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France's "digital sovereignty" push away from US tech
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Whether EU regulations drive people to Linux/FOSS
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Content creator challenges with EU analytics/privacy laws
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European Angles:
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Using YouTube while advocating privacy
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European alternatives to GAFAM viable?
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Whether EU regulations favor big tech with compliance resources
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2. Mozilla's Firefox Problem
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Core Question: Why is a technically superior browser losing market share?
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Key Discussion Points:
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Firefox faster than ever but down to 3% market share
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Mozilla's management vs engineering problems
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Revenue conflicts: Google funding while competing with Chrome
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DRM adoption betraying open web principles
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What happens to Linux if Firefox funding dries up?
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Personal Angle:
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Nick's decision to move away from Firefox daily use
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Balancing privacy principles with practical needs
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European perspective on browser competition
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Universal Discussion Starters
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Wayland Transition: Forced adoption vs user choice
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Corporate Capture: Has Linux become too corporate-friendly?
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AI Integration: Should Linux distros embrace or resist AI features?
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Gaming Success: Why hasn't Steam Deck success translated to desktop adoption?
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