Sleaker

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by Sleaker 10y ago
'Serverless' heh... oh man marketing is great. Just like if you have it in the cloud it's 'hardwareless' right?
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by Sleaker 10y ago
DRM doesn't solve copyright circumvention at all. Accessibility to content is what does that.
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by Sleaker 10y ago
Is this blogs CSS messed up for anyone else? The font selection makes it almost illegible.
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by Sleaker 10y ago
You don't get source with unity unless you pay a lot, and that's incredibly unlikely to change.
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by Sleaker 10y ago
If there's any legal thing going on they wont be able to make any statements on it anyway...
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by Sleaker 10y ago
Came here to make roughly this same assertion. As soon as I started reading about 'art' I was like well... the only reason google would pop it and not say anything is because it contained pedophilia material/underage 'ar
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by Sleaker 10y ago
this is the same conclusion that I came to as soon as the article started listing specs and mentioning SSD.
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by Sleaker 10y ago
I think you've just started to delve into the problem domain of copyright vs copyleft and why there are legal considerations when you allow people to access your software using an API.
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by Sleaker 10y ago
Well... The article is a little dis-engenuous about the shared folder stuff. If a user selected to share the folders with anyone that has the link and also allows write into the folder publicly from anyone, then that's by design. Obs
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by Sleaker 11y ago
I think the only thing you highlighted is why weakly typed languages have issues with readability. Looks like it sorted it fine to me.
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by Sleaker 11y ago
it was open and free, just not fully considered FOSS because it had non-commercial clauses on it's usage. Oddly, the MAME homepage still tries to give the impression that you can't use the software commercially. This is incorrec
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by Sleaker 11y ago
I think you got it backwards, the massive inconvenience for everyone is that Linux is using the GPL and people don't want to have to deal with all the re-licensing compatibility bullshit just to be able to distribute a binary of some o
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by Sleaker 11y ago
You have to strip the binding to get the scan right. I've seen lost of DnD scans in my day and the older ones are generally terrible towards the book edges due to not being able to press the page all the way down to the scanner.
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by Sleaker 11y ago
I agree that it's a marketing strategy, just 2 or so weeks ago Apple was getting huge amounts of bad press for their poor software development practices. So much so that it had been consuming large publications. I don't take it a
135.
by Sleaker 11y ago
It's similar to githubs, but it also includes custom weighting on issues. A much better filtering UI. Ways to mass assign/change issues in one go. You can view issues for a full group of projects, not just a single repository, a
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by Sleaker 11y ago
GitLab seems like what they need based on all of their wants. I'm not sure why more people aren't wanting to move over to gitlab, it's great.
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by Sleaker 11y ago
That's not an acceptable argument to the question. Just because it hasn't happened in the past does not mean it can't or wont happen once the service begins to grow, or not even if it begins to grow.. If it continues to oper
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by Sleaker 11y ago
Hmm inclusion/switch to systemd on something that purports to be a 'secure' OS for private browsing seems counter-intuitive.
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by Sleaker 11y ago
This only works on a KVM host or one with actual mount points though, correct? Like it wont work on a virtual host with a shared kernel correct?
140.
by Sleaker 11y ago
When in Rome..... oh wait, I guess not.
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by Sleaker 11y ago
No it doesn't. It puts out that it's making something called gpuopen, which right now is just a brand page with a bunch of fluff and nothing more with links to resources that are already available on AMDs website, but with nearly
142.
by Sleaker 11y ago
Ahh I was misinterpreting the 3rd party affiliate links where they say they aren't responsible for any content on them.
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by Sleaker 11y ago
Doesn't give off the impression of being super open when you have samples say they are only for Radeon cards. This seems almost like a marketing strategy/guise from AMD, and if you go look at other websites for this article it li
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by Sleaker 11y ago
Got to about the point where the author tried to say that facebook could be replaced instantly without causing any waves... Sorry, no, it can't. Basically this article is full of hot air and not much else.
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Curse.com fails to notify Bukkit.org users of data breach(maxkorlaar.com)
5 points by Sleaker 11y ago|3 comments
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by Sleaker 11y ago
What's worse being complicit or refusing to play by a governments rules?
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by Sleaker 11y ago
Actually they really should. As soon as major networks start saying NO is when governments change, I think this is one of the few times where this kind of pressure would be mostly good.
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by Sleaker 11y ago
This looks very cool, my only concern is that luajit is lagging behind LUA and is in need of a new maintainer, how bound to luajit is terra for JIT compilation features? Is it something the terra developers are going to help with?
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by Sleaker 11y ago
Currently working at a place that considers itself 'flat' I can say that it's one of the most confusing things ever, and the management tries to continually tell me that it's such a great thing that everyone can take own
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by Sleaker 11y ago
Tire warranty != Car warranty. Tires include their own warranties up to a certain number of miles, they also (in my experience) cover many types of damage.

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