Leo_Verto

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by Leo_Verto 7y ago
Matrix offers the best of both world: federated self-hostable servers, decent UX and the option to E2E-encrypt entire channels.
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by Leo_Verto 7y ago
I've been a happy user of Red Moon for years, thank you for building it and publishing it on F-Droid!
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by Leo_Verto 7y ago
Openscope[0] is a pretty good open source browser-based ATC sim. [0]: https://www.openscope.co/
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by Leo_Verto 7y ago
I recently came across the same problem and ported a similar php script to python instead: https://github.com/LeoVerto/telegraf-apc-ups-status
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by Leo_Verto 7y ago
The moon is tidally locked to earth, meaning it rotates at such a speed that the same side is always facing earth. (This is also why the moon can have a "dark side") It usually takes millions of years of tidal forces from a planet
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by Leo_Verto 7y ago
Docker Hub being hacked was basically just a question of time. With how much of the internet blindly pulls images from it, the potential gain from hijacking just one high-profile one would be monumental.
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by Leo_Verto 8y ago
The UFW rule not having worked for you may have been Docker's fault. If your gateway/webserver is running in a Docker container and you've published port 80/443, Docker will set up it's own IPTables rules, bypassing
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by Leo_Verto 9y ago
You should be eligible for the 50% non-profit discount and could maybe even get it for free as an open source project: https://blog.discourse.org/2016/03/free-discourse-forum-host... (you don't exactly meet t
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by Leo_Verto 9y ago
I may be a bit late to this post but as a contributor to both projects, I think the main difference here is that MusicBrainz is all about trying to prevent data deletions in favour of data merges, which will be resolved to the new object wh
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by Leo_Verto 9y ago
I don't think I know anyone who loves open data and transparency more than Robert. MusicBrainz is open source to the core and all the development as well as most of the business stuff happens on public IRC channels and our JIRA. It&#x2
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by Leo_Verto 9y ago
If you want your own music to be properly tagged with MBIDs you could just add it to the database yourself! Unlike Wikipedia, there is truly nothing too niche to be part of MB's database. My favourite is a CD with the music that plays
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by Leo_Verto 9y ago
It seems like MAGIX Software is now running FreeDB. As far as I understand it, it's data quality really isn't great and according to their statistics [1], they've only had just over 7,000 album requests last week. [1]: http:
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by Leo_Verto 9y ago
All MB data is licensed as either CC0 (for core data) or CC BY-NC-SA for user-related data. [1] As far as I understand it, this can't be changed unless every user who ever edited data agreed to that. [1]: https://musicbrain
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by Leo_Verto 9y ago
I've been contributing data and code to MB and it's sibling projects for over two years now and the community has been great from day one! Just to name a few of the other projects, there's AcousticBrainz [1] collecting acoust