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07:42 fairly open trade alliance with China, so people from North 14:07 open your door and then close the car door and 14:09 then lock it and then get to then open the

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38:42 some open spots. All right, let's take a quick break

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22:22 pick it up and then open your door and then 22:26 get to then open the door of the building. All 33:19 I get I get up every morning, I open my

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26:12 He grew up on Saltburn the manor from that British movie. Yeah. 13:35 I mean, North Korea has like a fairly open trade

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00:05 We do a cold open now that just kind of

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1:22:13 room and it was open to being open. 41:58 but I just think about how open he is creatively 42:45 performing at their open mic. Do you remember that set?

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08:39 fascinating quote. It feels like an especially British quote because 04:52 peacefully and that they will accept them with open arms. 35:15 You know, these cool, smart, open minded kids mainly from Illinois.

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05:06 local open mic night and I was like, well, everything 29:22 pride open by cousins and uncles, and men are bodies 55:48 open the eyes of my eyes, embrace the heart of

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06:20 have got to open up for humanitarian aid. Literally thousands 04:34 one should feel threatened. This is what open dialogue is about.

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09:36 policies has been a wide open southern border. We all

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16:09 He's made it clear that if you open these encampments

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19:46 where it is open season on Jewish students, Gavin Newsom

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03:39 fault that we have an open border. The problem is 06:49 open southern border that has terrorists and fetnol and everything 02:40 Americans are now open to former President Trump's harshest immigration policies,

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07:13 open knowledge, open knowledge is bringing open governance, openness bringing every time something

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06:12 Things that other people in the movement could have their eyes open for and maybe help out and contribute to.

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04:58 different in the wikimedia movement that it's not open to anyone who wants to attend it it has 05:05 never really been that way it's in the way it has been has been various ways. Who is it open to this

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15:20 They're open for applications

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18:20 What are what are open spaces? 22:00 So then you can just grab an index card and write the title of your open space and, and stick it up there. And and if and if you're the first one, you get the open space. 19:47 Yeah. So, like, for instance, Python bytes, we often if Michael and I are both at the event, we'll often do a recording, just in in an open space. We'll just grab an open space, and we bunch of people show up. That's that's clearly kinda self serving, but also Python related. But also then I've been to, there's been knitting ones.

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39:45 It 6 months ago so I I I used that. I I I bought that. I I use it on, like, Pegasus' home page and pricing page are are lifted from that tailwind UI. And 6 months ago, it was a 100% worth it. Now there's enough open source stuff out there that you could probably get away with not using it, but it's honestly, it's it's not that expensive, and it's made by the creators of Tailwind, and they put, like, a lot of effort into making it pixel perfect on every screen size and and all sorts of stuff. 19:58 Because all these all these open source libraries are designed to be customizable and meet all these different use cases. And and so, like, out of the box, it's, I mean, it's kind of like analogous to the cookie cutter thing I was talking about, but they they're sort of built to support all this stuff. But they don't have just like, oh, this is, like, the default configuration that's good and just just use it this way, which is which is one of the things that I think Pegasus tries to do is sort of configure these things for you, set them up nicely, and and give you something that works right out of the box so you don't have to just wrestle with it. And then if you wanna, you know, if you wanna customize it from there, you still can. But it's you're not quite long in the in the journey, I suppose.

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03:27 oxide gas in seventeen seventy two. Later that century, British 07:11 first one didn't open until eighteen forty in Baltimore, so

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05:00 a whole tangle of British imperialism and colonialism. He also 22:00 similarity to various other British scientists from the early nineteenth century. 15:28 the mines involved an open flame, so this meant that

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13:15 with open wounds to see if the nitrous oxide seemed

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01:18 took place on a river rather than out at open sea.

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00:33 British geneticists that was tasked with solving the problem of 09:16 British until the late nineteen seventies. In America, some women 12:33 it contains. Because you open with a very detailed description

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21:50 British pound notes, and in nineteen eighty three a German 21:54 biologist by accident discovered a lot of these British pounds 32:51 British Royal Navy off of the coast of Iceland, right.

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20:10 a baby drive. But they it wasn't like open your 20:55 money like this wasn't allowed to go on and open 34:10 was doing out in the open, just the stuff people

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01:56 with lots of sunlight and open air, and we'll at

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06:00 of wind, lots of open planes, you can generate more 23:34 leader they got a lot of wide open land there 29:08 about a lot of wind out on the open ocean,

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29:15 Kein Problem, können wir gerne machen, gerade wenn das so irgendwie so öffentlich-rechtliche Sachen sind, dann finde ich das eigentlich immer ganz cool, wenn sie so ein bisschen Open-Source-Technologie einsetzen.

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30:51 Deutschland an der Open Government Partnership. 33:17 Jedenfalls ist das so mein Zugang zum Begriff des Open Governance. 32:58 Ich versuche das jetzt auch nochmal zu interpretieren, weil wenn es um Open

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01:47 von Open-Source-Software. 40:03 über Open Source sprechen, sind wir auch fast ein Open Source Podcast. 54:13 kollaborativen Open-Source-Lösungen moderativ begleiten.