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Wikimedia Enterprise(enterprise.wikimedia.com)
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by abbe98 5y ago
Firefox fetches URLs hashes from Google and then checks the URLs you visit against that list. Only if there is a match Firefox will send the hash(not the URL) to Google to verify that there isn't a hash conflict.
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by abbe98 5y ago
I would donate to Mozilla if >50% went to FF development. Considering that I haven't seen prompts to donate in Firefox(for that last years at least), in the release notes, etc. It seems like a missed opportunity, both for FF develop
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by abbe98 5y ago
It's a common wish here at HN that one would like to donate directly to Firefox development. Is there a legal reason that Mozilla can't do this considering their setup having the Mozilla Corporation run Firefox development? What e
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by abbe98 5y ago
In 2019 the salary for Wikimedia Foundation's CEO was $387,770. https://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation_salar...
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by abbe98 5y ago
The title does not give this enough credit. I was incredibly impressed by its speed(I'm used to Hound[1] at work) it felt almost instant. [1]: https://github.com/hound-search/hound
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by abbe98 5y ago
I have tried for a while to find a web-host which can report an estimation of my environmental impact based on usage. I have not been successful and the project for which I needed this we had to go with self-hosting(which likely is less sus
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Capitol Hill's mystery soda machine(en.wikipedia.org)
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Pornhub Is Facing Legal Action from the Louvre over Classical Content(observer.com)
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Profit Sharing(paul.copplest.one)
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W3C Community Group RDF-Star and Sparql-Star(w3c.github.io)
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by abbe98 5y ago
You could donate to a local Wikimedia chapter or a thematic organization, they are doing a lot of great work in various areas and many of them are small enough for one to have an impact. https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/
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by abbe98 5y ago
This could work for cookies but how would it work for other types of tracking. GDPR is not about cookies per se but about tracking.
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by abbe98 5y ago
I always had a good experience with Phabricator, especially its customization/dashboards. Wikimedia still uses it[1]. [1]: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/
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by abbe98 5y ago
What are the benefits of using the no-js approach over a style or link tag inside of a noscript element? Other than that all CSS can be contained in the same file.
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User Agents of traffic to Wikipedia and its sister projects(analytics.wikimedia.org)
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MediaWiki Has a New Logo(mediawiki.org)
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Satellite Imagery Is Not Becoming a Commodity(joemorrison.substack.com)
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List of cultural heritage institutions with open access collections(docs.google.com)
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by abbe98 6y ago
Not limited to art but for cultural heritage collections in general. There is the OpenGLAM Survey, a list of Galleres, Libraries, Archives, and Museum sharing their collections under open licenses: https://docs.google.com/sp
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by abbe98 6y ago
While Google already have a pipeline in place the bottleneck of that pipeline is on the Wikimedia end of things, this project addresses that. No more scraping and data dumps when they can stream changes over gRPC. WMF didn't build this
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by abbe98 6y ago
Google and co will essentially pay for the SLA, free access will be available through Wikimedia Cloud Services and I'm sure that the team is investigating how to make the API available to the wider public.
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Wikimedia Enterprise(meta.wikimedia.org)
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Google agrees to pay French publishers for news previews(engadget.com)
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A Web Map from Scratch(observablehq.com)
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So you've made a mistake and it's public(meta.wikimedia.org)
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Google Widevine Content Decryption Module DMCA(github.com)
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Illegal Number(en.wikipedia.org)
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by abbe98 6y ago
I would imagine authentication being done through Wikimedia's existing LDAP or Mediawiki solution and I hope that features that already exists in Phabricator(such as snippets) will be disabled.
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by abbe98 6y ago
WMF is only replacing Gerrit for now, Phabricator will continue to be the issue tracker.

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