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by Zash 13y ago
Whatever happened with SCTP?
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by Zash 14y ago
Video presentation and demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrhzAtC8fCc
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by Zash 14y ago
They have been doing this since at least the beginning of March. And the blocking is also done in a way that causes the user to not be notified, basically by replying in the wrong direction. http://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/operators/2013
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by Zash 14y ago
Another day, another old twitter app shuts down.
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by Zash 14y ago
I know at least one organization that mainly used the group chat bit of Skype. In that case, one might think it possible to replace it with XMPP or IRC.
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by Zash 14y ago
XML has no default schema.
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by Zash 14y ago
XML is fine if used where it fits. Use the best tool for the job and all that.
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by Zash 14y ago
According to http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/01/micros... they will drop XMPP support.
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by Zash 14y ago
You are running a Mozilla browser. [...], this presentation has only been tested using WebKit browsers such as Google Chrome or Safari. sigh Didn't people learn when it was "This has only been tested with Microsoft Internet Expl
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by Zash 14y ago
Please do this. Regards, The rest of the World.
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by Zash 14y ago
xxd is a pretty nice hexdump substitute that has a reverse mode of operation (-r), turning a hexdump into binary.
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by Zash 14y ago
It is entirely possible to build this kind of API in a SQL server with constraints and stored procedures.
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by Zash 14y ago
Do not underestimate the power of the command line.
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by Zash 14y ago
You could just put some piece of contact info in your ESSID?
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by Zash 14y ago
Good luck getting Google to trust your CA ;)
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by Zash 14y ago
Gmail now refusing to fetch what from who, where, when? Is this about people who forward their mail to gmail?
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by Zash 14y ago
This is scary? I expected Nazi zombies!
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by Zash 14y ago
For calls and texting, why would you need anything more advanced than a 3310? Altho I do like my N900.
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by Zash 14y ago
Gnome is meant for normal computer users. Not power users or whatever you mean by "people who tend to use linux".
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by Zash 14y ago
I enter 42 and press enter. Numubot says bad numu. Please confirm and try again. I am dissapoint.
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by Zash 14y ago
You're over the rate limit. Serve this file from your own servers. Contact support@github.com if you have questions.
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by Zash 14y ago
$250 for a browser, with a metal/plastic shell.
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by Zash 14y ago
I doubt you'll find anything built like a 3310 outside of ruggedized phones for construction workers that survive being run over with a bulldozer, and I don't think those are cheap.
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by Zash 14y ago
I have no idea why I haven't installed xsel already. The help mentions a secondary clipboard. X has a secondary clipboard? Is there a way to paste that (like middle click for the primary)?
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by Zash 14y ago
It's like PKIX but with JSON.
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by Zash 14y ago
The original BitTorrent client was the first to offer decentralized [...] Is not the same as "from day one"
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by Zash 14y ago
The user base is small because the user base is small.
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by Zash 14y ago
XMPP has this neat feature that allows you to know what features are supported by a remote client, allowing you to just send social stuff to online clients that want it. Email doesn't have this, but it could be approximated by some clever
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by Zash 14y ago
And why is the user base small? Hint: Circular dependency ;)
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by Zash 14y ago
Wait, wasn't RSS invented to replace mailing lists (aka news letters)? But yeah, making a facebook/twitter-style social network app that uses plain email as transport would be really cool.

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