[LEDE-DEV] [AD] support me hacking on OpenWrt/LEDE
lede-project at bepo.de
lede-project at bepo.de
Mon Apr 3 04:51:21 PDT 2017
Hi Daniel,
as I already says: I think it was good way to payback the active
community. So we talking about the possibility for you to continue your
work on lede-project.org, but as an employer in our company.
I have a the moment not enough time to a detailed answer your mail, but
I can understand your concern.
Our company is a "eierlegendewollmichsau". :-)
We support Windows, Mac and do a lot of Linux-Stuff in background. We
try to push proprietary solutions out and replace it with FLOSS (GPL) or
minimal a opensource (BSD/MIT/...) solution. Our customer are small
companies (KMU), these are flexible enough to try our way.
We create stuff (but not only) like VPN, multi WAN, WLAN with multiple
AP, directional radio links and similar with OpenWRT/LEDE. It was always
a pain, but often the only way for our customer to get high-level
functionality without CISCO and similar. If you can help us to provide
better service, that would be great, but if you work only on important
low-level stuff for LEDE (which I see here in this mailinglist) that is
also ok for us.
I shall write more today night, hope to decrease your concern.
Cheers
Benni
Am 03.04.2017 um 12:05 schrieb Daniel Golle:
> Hi Benni,
>
> On Mon, Apr 03, 2017 at 11:30:45AM +0200, lede-project at bepo.de wrote:
>> Hello Daniel,
>>
>> I have explore the patreon site becauce I do not know it before. Short:
>> I do not like this service at all (5% fee, only paypal/creditcard, ...)
>>
>> If you in Germany/Leipzig and a german citizen, so I can offer you an
>> Midi-Job (witch include a health insurance).
>
> That'd be amazing, obviously :)
>
>>
>> We use lot of openwrt (and freifunk) a couple of years (and try use LEDE
>> now), so it was a good style for us to payback the active community. And
>> IMHO better then collecting cash via patreon's "Klingelbeutel".
>
> For sure. I also try to avoid receiving payments through patreon,
> but only a small fraction of the people who are supporting me right now
> are from within the EU and hence have access to free SEPA transfers.
> And if people provide $$$ outside of patreon I need to do all the paper
> work (and when counting the hours for that 5% seems to be not too bad of
> a deal...)
> Some others offered sending bitcoin and such, which I for now refuse
> because I don't even know how the boureaucracy (tax-wise) works in that
> case, because they obviously want to remain anonymous and hence I can't
> know their name and address and all that...
>
>>
>> Our office is in Hamburg, but we want open a small office in Leipzig
>> this year (asap).
>>
>> Is this a option for you, or is this a stupid idea?
>
> Depends on what you want me to do. The difference here is that patreon
> allows me to do what I believe is important or fun to do and people
> can reward me for that or just support me even for reasons beyond my
> own understanding. A job, opposed to that, usually comes with quite
> different expectations of the people who provide the cash. I usually
> don't survive in those settings, because I'm not a very obediant
> person (apparently so) and I simply cannot force myself to do things
> which I don't believe in myself. If I try anyway, I very quickly get
> very depressed, sick and angry, because I truely hate the outcomes of
> most commercially motivated technological progress (such as selling
> more useless stuff, knowing more about customers, brainwashing people
> into mindless and ultra-dependent isolated consumers, ...)
> Excuses like 'but we need to make a business somehow' don't count and
> don't really increase my motivation...
> Hence I shifted my commercial activity to work in kitchens most of
> the time, because making good food doesn't contradict with my own will
> and my expectations towards food seem to correlate with the taste and
> expectations of the people entering the restaurant... Business-wise
> that didn't work well, the restaurant had to close last year due to
> increasing rent and labour costs (they payed minimum wage)...
>
> Anyway, all that may all sound too harsh and I don't even know what
> your company is doing. Maybe it's totally what I believe would be great
> to do and have on this planet, create a future which I'd want to live
> in and so on... So please tell me more :)
>
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Daniel
>
>
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Benni
>>
>> Am 22.03.2017 um 11:22 schrieb Daniel Golle:
>>> Hi everyone,
>>>
>>> most of you might know me for hacking on embedded stuff while having
>>> the common good in mind. Because I'm practically always out of money,
>>> I decided to setup a patreon account which can help me to gather at
>>> least the $$$ needed to pay for obligatory health insurance and such
>>> things. It'd be great if you spread the word and also give me feedback
>>> (off-list!) so I can improve my patreon page.
>>>
>>> https://www.patreon.com/dangowrt
>>>
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>>
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>>
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