Lunatic666

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by Lunatic666 9y ago
Would forking really help or is it because it's hosted on github? I mean US citizens would still contribute. Together with a lot of people from other countries. But moving it to a European server with a European domain should increase
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by Lunatic666 9y ago
In Germany the owner is responsible for the property, so if something gets stolen and dumped, you have to manage how to get it back. I guess that's why people care more about their stuff and lock it.
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by Lunatic666 9y ago
I'm only using a blocker, because I don't want to be tracked and sucked dry of any data. I wouldn't mind some ads on the pages I visit.
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by Lunatic666 9y ago
There is a community distro of Manjaro which already includes i3: https://sourceforge.net/projects/manjaro-i3/ It was a big help to get more into i3. It also includes a lot of helper scripts. I used them in the be
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by Lunatic666 10y ago
I also don't understand why people complain and still go to the US. I'd never ever go to a country, which is that intrusive to my privacy. In my company, people have a choice where they're sent, so if you like being stripped
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Groovy – An Open Source Success Story(sitepoint.com)
8 points by Lunatic666 10y ago|4 comments
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by Lunatic666 10y ago
From the FAQs: Q: Can I use Amazon WorkMail with Microsoft Outlook on Mac OS X? Yes. Amazon WorkMail offers native support for Microsoft Outlook 2011 on Mac OS X. Support for Microsoft Outlook 2016 will be available soon. However they don&#
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by Lunatic666 11y ago
That's not right, I host some email servers for small companies and private people who all have problems with Google accounts although supporting DKIM, SPF and a TLS connection. They block them as bulk mail and in their FAQ the option
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by Lunatic666 11y ago
Mr. Jabiry is one of those reasons why people start thinking that real refugees are like this. Going to a foreign country without education or possibility to get a job is naive if you want to say it nicely. They take a place from someone wh
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by Lunatic666 11y ago
I had exactly the same setup, but I had to create 10 fake Gmail accounts, add the email address to the address book and flag several emails as "not spam" before it was useable. Google Mail just ignores the fact that there are priv
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FreeBSD Code of Conduct(freebsd.org)
9 points by Lunatic666 11y ago|3 comments
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by Lunatic666 11y ago
A good reminder to not taking ourselves too serious all the time. Good idea and beautiful implementation!
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by Lunatic666 11y ago
I just recently found it moved over from Dropbox, too. - Quick and competent support - Linux sync client - Apps with Photo sync (Since yesterday also for iOS) I can even use the photo sync from multiple devices because it creates folders p
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by Lunatic666 12y ago
If you want to target lower income people, then I think smartphones are the better choice. They can afford a cheap Android smartphone rather than a small laptop. Smartphones provide the same services cheaper and they're handy to use
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by Lunatic666 12y ago
I'm looking for an affordable way to transfer money from Singapore to Germany, but so far the cheapest is sending the money to a VISA or Mastercard. It's fixed S$10 per transfer and it's instant transfer, very handy.
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by Lunatic666 12y ago
Google is worse than the N.S.A. anyway. They do exactly the same only that they give you a shitty UI for your emails in return
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by Lunatic666 12y ago
I'm always laughing my ass of when I read for which stupid shit you can get a patent in the U.S. If you seriously ask for a patent like this in Europe, they tell you to take your pills and get the fuck out of their office
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by Lunatic666 12y ago
What about making a new Desktop not only fast, but also pretty? All the Linux Desktops look butt-ugly compared to OS X or even Windows 8 and absolutely don't make we want to give it a try. A nicely designed Desktop which is also fast a
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by Lunatic666 13y ago
Not letting lawyers on board sounds perfectly ok for me...