Taking a different direction for now. Culture and technology

[GunnyFreedom]

Andrew Breitbart said a lot of stuff, and some of it was very insightful. One of the things he said was, “politics is downstream from culture.” It doesn’t matter what you do to the politics, the culture will ultimately get what it wants, so the way to change a nation is to change the culture.

I think I see a way. It starts with hyper secure Linux phones, and local micro datacenters per County and borough. Build a culture of data security with value added services. Change the culture by the Steve Jobs method. Bring the culture to demand privacy, by making them expect it.

so if y’all are interested in hyper secure Linux phones, reach out. If y’all are interested in helping engineer local micro datacenters to service counties and towns, reach out. If anyone is a Linux Developer and wants to help make our own fork to run a phone, please reach out lol.

if anyone has aspirations of angel investment, I believe this will change the world. Let’s talk.

[Nolan]

How much is your Linux phone and can I install my iOS apps on it?

[jmdrake]

Andrew Breitbart said a lot of stuff, and some of it was very insightful. One of the things he said was, “politics is downstream from culture.” It doesn’t matter what you do to the politics, the culture will ultimately get what it wants, so the way to change a nation is to change the culture.

I think I see a way. It starts with hyper secure Linux phones, and local micro datacenters per County and borough. Build a culture of data security with value added services. Change the culture by the Steve Jobs method. Bring the culture to demand privacy, by making them expect it.

so if y’all are interested in hyper secure Linux phones, reach out. If y’all are interested in helping engineer local micro datacenters to service counties and towns, reach out. If anyone is a Linux Developer and wants to help make our own fork to run a phone, please reach out lol.

if anyone has aspirations of angel investment, I believe this will change the world. Let’s talk.

Are you thinking about developing a Linux phone from scratch or using one already available?

[GunnyFreedom]

How much is your Linux phone and can I install my iOS apps on it?

It will be $400-$800, and we cannot truly emulate iOS, however, someone has developer a “droid space,” that properly runs in Linux, and most iOS apps do have an Android port, so you would be able to “rediscover?” most of them.

[GunnyFreedom]

Are you thinking about developing a Linux phone from scratch or using one already available?

The plan is to pick up a couple of preexisting phones and tweak the OS almost to the point of a new Linux branch to improve usability and functionality, replicate that into custom hardware, and sell that phone to the public.

[Matt Collins]

[GunnyFreedom]

I’m more into removable/replaceable batteries that can be waterproofed, and having hard switches to cut all the radios mics cameras off. Maybe it’s a niche market that wants a physical solid state switch to turn their cellular radio off or camera, but maybe more will like it than people expect. A couple Linux phones already do this. Most people probably won’t care.