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by UserRights 11y ago
No, sorry, I do not know. It would be nice to have some kind of standard format for these kind of info so a visualization like yours could be applied easily to different databases. Maybe with some API-mangling (like yahoo pipes) it would be
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by UserRights 11y ago
too late, but if you are still watching this thread, take a look at http://littlesis.org/oligrapher
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LittleSis: Map the Power with Oligrapher(littlesis.org)
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by UserRights 11y ago
all version trouble disappears with https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv
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by UserRights 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guillotine
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by UserRights 11y ago
This reminds me of http://theyrule.net/ - it is a quite old website, still flash. It would be good to have an open format definition and an open source web frontend for visualizations like this. The connections of your pet
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by UserRights 11y ago
Good question! Is there any organization that works on an regularly updated list of states and their current surveillance situation? if not, should this exist? E.g. awesome-bigbrother
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by UserRights 11y ago
There is also https://github.com/mbostock/queue 415 bytes minified and gzipped!
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by UserRights 11y ago
I am just asking...
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by UserRights 11y ago
It would be very interesting to read about how to get funding by EU for a project like this! Is anybody willing to write about his experiences with the EU funding procedures?
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by UserRights 11y ago
Are you german?
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by UserRights 11y ago
You are using a very provocative form for pointing at a very interesting detail here - yes, these people are trying to fix things: However, to work well for the typical computer user, we’ll be focusing on an easy-to-use system, with stable
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by UserRights 11y ago
Does this distro offer transactional updates with rollbacks or is it still depending on update ideas from the stone age? Archlinux is a very good distro, but I do not understand why they are forcing users to read update instructions (booori
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by UserRights 11y ago
does exist anything like an open source local sharing app? preferably python, thanks!
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by UserRights 12y ago
maybe you will like session manager https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/session-manager/bb...
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by UserRights 12y ago
One reason is trying to follow a HN discussion. I do not see a better way to do this than keeping several tabs open with topics I would like to recheck a few hours later. There could be other ways doing this and I have some ideas, but right
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by UserRights 12y ago
http://www.one-tab.com/ not the same, but has a similar impact. However, it still does not solve the underlying problem, but that is a non-technical one and can only be approached with some kind of yoga, meditation or any o
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by UserRights 12y ago
Of course multitenancy [1] is a nice feature to have for every web based software, however I just wanted to clarify if it was possible to use your product if one has more than one course to offer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by UserRights 12y ago
THIS! thanks!
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by UserRights 12y ago
Question: from the video I get the impression that this platform can handle only ONE course, is this right? Still a very nice implementation, good interface work!
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by UserRights 12y ago
BTW I found http://debops.org/ But still I think it would be a great idea to have a community playbook for critical things like mailservers where it is so easy to make a mistake and the fight against spammers is so hard to
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by UserRights 12y ago
zabbix is a monitoring solution, I am sure this sets up some kind of outgoing mail, but I was looking for a solution similar to iredmail.
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by UserRights 12y ago
Does there exist a good playbook for setting up a production-ready mailserver? Thanks!
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by UserRights 12y ago
What do people (you) think about browser based log viewers like e.g. logio.org? I like to comfortably have all the logs in the browser but do not want to go full ELK (or anything in this category) stack just for a few servers. But I am not
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by UserRights 12y ago
Where is spam in the post that shows this picture? Nowhere. What does this tell us about spam detection algorithms? How does your startup handle user rights? Why are you writing about freedom of assembly here? No relation to censorship.
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Disqus the Censorship Machine(imgur.com)
1 points by UserRights 12y ago|3 comments
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by UserRights 12y ago
It would be great to have these packages available for the fantastic https://alpinelinux.org Have a nice day!
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by UserRights 12y ago
This tool certainly looks interesting and does support several sources for the backup. I was describing a meta tool that would act like an experienced backup admin and setup the whole process / environment. E.g. this tool would configu
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by UserRights 12y ago
I found the most important idea regarding backups was to stop searching for the one perfect tool that does it all. The most productive step was to accept that for every [group of] machine[s] and every application / scenario there are d
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by UserRights 12y ago
A little late to the party, but I would like to ask: is there still some research going on in the areas of psychology and programming? Not AI, but how the state of the programmers mind affects collaboration, the quality of the code and the

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