Jeremy was asked to take part in the Free Software Foundation's video campaign entitled "I use Free Software, and I support Free Software", which launches on Monday, and decided to do something targeted at Windows users, and salesman-like :-).
Ellen Ko spent half a day coaching him through "about 20 bloody takes, most of which were disastrous and ended up with me screaming into the camera after screwing it up one way or another."
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jra
2009-10-31 05:20:06
The FSF will be running the video in Ogg - I already created an Ogg version for them (the camera films in mpeg2, what can you do :-). Tuxdeluxe linked to the non-free Youtube version as the FSF video isn't up yet and the Tuxdeluxe site doesn't have the bandwidth to serve the video directly.
Just thought you should know we did think about these things !
It certainly does feel like the slop hype is reaching the "late life crisis" and companies that benefited from this bubble are overdue for a day of reckoning
The Microsoft-sponsored 'FSFE', which violates the terms of use of its name, is causing confusion [...] formally-recognised institutions got tricked into thinking that the Microsoft-sponsored 'FSFE' is the FSF
Unregulated industries will lose their credibility as there is a threat of growing perception that they operate outside the law rather than practice law
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jra
2009-10-31 05:20:06
Just thought you should know we did think about these things !
Jeremy.