[Git][reproducible-builds/reproducible-presentations][master] 10 years r-b cccamp talk: update todo

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348b2214 by Holger Levsen at 2023-08-11T21:56:01+02:00
10 years r-b cccamp talk: update todo

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2023-08-19-R-B-the-first-10-years/todo
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 new todo:
-	remove slides at the end
 	improve end / debian status
 	incl pdf screenshots from ccc talk from 2014
 	incl emails (siehe lunars talk)
 	mention financing, esp for summit!
+		say thanks to future and previous sponsors
+	slide: funding: first LF, now an SFC project. I like the SFCs focus on freedom.
 	$ grep -c 'section da' index.html 
 		should not return 74 but 42 or rather less
+		now at 66
         verifiable SBOMs!
                 http://v-s.d.n
                 someone please write a converter
         update numbers for trixie
                 list 10 biggest blockers
                         or 23
-	cleanup old todo
+	mention various unexpected r-b benefits: (one slide, already mentioned in various places) increased development speed, less developer time wasted on build results
+	cleanup old todo, its a good script!
 
 old TODO:
 
-mention my 2014 motivation: kernel uploads to oldstable
-mention r-b benefit: increased development speed, less developer time wasted on build results
 
 - slide?: bootstrapable.org - this is limited to software. reproducible hardware & free & reproducible firmware...
-- say thanks to sponsors, one has even been from Göteburg: mullvad
 
 slide: but surely: the goal of this talk is
 	- to get you excited & involved &|| caring and thus supportive
+		the future is unwritten, much needs be done still
 	- recap what we have done, celebrate 10y of awesomeness
-	- explain that 97% is a nice meaningless number, i mean
-	- explain what still needs doing & partly is done of cource etc pp
 	- so yeah, there's still a lot to be done after 100% which will make a UI obsolete
 	- think SBOM binary transparency merkel tree
 	- on a distro scale (say: "please do it with an r-b debian fork. hah, doesnt work because of the 97% only yet".)
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 slide: r-b is now barely a teenie. I look forward to it being grown up, so in 8 years, I hope to be able to let it go.
 slide: why? threat models
-slide: supply chain attacks. SBOM. presidental directive.
-slide: what does this mean for free software? unclear, but we do the technical groundwork & non black boxes *require* open source.
-slide: but lets go back...
-slide: gcc r-b in the 1990s, we learned in 2017
-slide: mail from 1997
-slide: bitcoin & torbrowser in 2012
-slide: debconf13
-slide: ccc talk 2013
-slide: fosdem 2014
-slide: camp 2015
 slide: SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH 1.0 2015, 1.1 2017
 slide" build path variation: 2023: don't do it. Bug#1034424: buildd.debian.org: Please use predictible build paths
 	(for Debian folks: no more build path variation in unstable)
-slide: r-b summits, 5 so far, next to come.
-slide: talks at debconfs
-slide: funding: first LF, now an SFC project. I like the SFCs focus on freedom.
 slide: 2017: debian-policy: should
-slide: 2023 debian bullseye: will be explained in a bit :)
-slide: recent mail from wireguard
-slide: distro details:
 slide: fedora (show makro enabled thing)
 slide: archlinux (mention: they are great. have rebuilders. pacman-bintrans a model for debian and everyone else.)
 slide: f-droid
 	single apps reproducibililty not practical
-slide: nix
-slide: guix
 slide: honorable mention: trisqel
-slide: ubuntu, mint, rhel
 slide: macos, windows, google android
 slide: debian:
 slide:



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