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12y ago
Thanks for the information! Good luck with your work in AR!
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12y ago
Well, I have to come back to you with a few very basic things that should change immediately if you want to show respect to users and their privacy and would like your business to be taken serious by NGOs and political activists around the
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12y ago
From your description I am missing one important idea that you should communicate clearly: you, we and nobody else currently wants to have online voting - what we want to have, are tools that enable transparency and gathering of informati
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12y ago
Send doctors, schools and money and not drones and people around the planet will love, not hate you. Very simple to understand.
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12y ago
OVH quality seems to be changing dramatically. I tested one of the new vps offers and it was totally laggy, with freezes and disconnects. But what really disappointed me was the fact that I got zero reaction from OVH support, even after thr
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12y ago
Becaue Ableton Live is not available for Linux, I finally tried Bitwig Studio, what was a very refreshing change of perspective. Before I tried it I had lots of doubts and a feeling of "no, this can never work out, you need Live, nothi
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12y ago
Go here: https://wiki.qubes-os.org/
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12y ago
People interested in alternative ways of living should read about Auroville, India.
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12y ago
Tutorials like this are good for learning, but since computers are great tools which can help to prevent repetitive work it would be great if the author published a virtual machine image or, even better, some saltstack or ansible recipes to
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12y ago
Problem: Information Overload. Solution (immediate): Cut input. Solution (long term): Stop wasting time with BS. Do NOT start to read books / weblogs to solve "productivity problems". Biggest bullshit you could do right no
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12y ago
yes, versioning please for all the databases, missing this since years! Please more talk about this!
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12y ago
Anybody knows a good alternative to this that runs without trouble on Ubuntu and Arch 64 bit Linux machines? Nothing in AUR and I do not feel like hunting for PPA right now. Meanwhile it would be great if Google could provide a repository w
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12y ago
But who will ever again trust an US company with private group communication after they put so much effort into converting into a salafist-stalinist-stasi-like surveillance state and after such a long time of the Snowden revelations there i
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12y ago
sandstorm looks really interesting! Does this provide a global authentication- / rights- / group-management api so all apps could share access rights and user credentials in one database (or ldap store)?
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12y ago
Very good initiative, thank you very much! If you would like to switch to are more capable framework it would be much easier to add some collaborative features. I recommend strongly looking at the Python Pyramid framework or at Flask (or at
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12y ago
A few important things are missing: Before trying it, get yourself some diazepam, like e.g. xanax or valium, this is a very good treatment if the trip is getting too wild and it will take you down in less than 30-45 minutes, at least to a l
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hmm, this can not be complete, I have read about places in the middle sea that are heavily toxic but can not find them here. Is there any collaborative review and research process connected to the data represented by this map? If not, it sh
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12y ago
I get this when I want to tweet this: This map is not public You must change the permissions from "Private" to "Public on the web" before posting or embedding this map. But this should be shared, a lot!
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12y ago
I had to cut the title so three important words are missing. I did not know that a title limit of 80 chars is a thing a hacker community still accepts in 2015.
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EU copyright rules maladapted to the increase of cultural exchange on the web
(juliareda.eu)
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12y ago
Blocking at the DNS level produces a lot of requests to 127.0.0.1, which can be quite annoying e.g. if you are using a local webserver for development. Also if you do not have a local webserver on 127.0.0.1 the browser still will wait for a
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12y ago
You should take it one step further! Add some interesting information to each prison, especially if it is one lead by a private company, and, most important, the actual profit. Then in the next step add some charts, user login, connect to a
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12y ago
To the authors: please add immediately accessible documentation, best in form of a 'Quick Start' document. Also please add one page to your website that you call 'Features' where you describe what it can do / can no
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12y ago
here is an interesting talk that will make you better see the doublespeak of this old hoax: http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2014/31c3_-_6574_-_en_-_...
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12y ago
Is there an API / webservice that could help developers check for the latest torrents / binaries / badstuff and prevent that upload? The millions of dollars that went into copyright wars certainly brought up something useful
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12y ago
No reason to downvote this guy, he has a valid point. Scientists should look at the wisdom of people.
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12y ago
Technically very nice, but please add these informations: * who are you * in which jurisdiction is this site located * especially: is this site US based or in an EU country * what happens to my data I put on your site * please publish