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by aiNohY6g 8y ago
Just like TermToSVG ? https://github.com/nbedos/termtosvg
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by aiNohY6g 8y ago
See also https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/
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Downsizing and its side effects(gruberbastian.com)
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What If Amazon’s Next Innovation Was to Improve the Jobs of Blue-Collar Workers?(hbr.org)
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
MBA mid-2013 here, running Arch with a single problem: it doesn't go to sleep when charghing, even if the lid is closed. That's a minor annoyance for such an old and light laptop. I love it.
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
Are minds and hearts really required to be a consumer?
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
End of page: "From Flexmonster, with love."
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
IMHO, the synergy between MoFo and MoCo should be stated as "the former educates people, the latter provides them with tools they can control". The success of the MoFo would then fuel the need for software implemented by the MoCo,
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
Respecting privacy is about not pulling user data without consent. The problem here is about control , i.e. not pushing content to users without consent. @MoCo, you might think the (marketing) key for the (economic viability in the) futu
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
A mix of syncthing (for distributed secure storage, opensource, https://syncthing.net/ ) and mega.nz (with its CLI tools to share files securely, http://mega.nz/ ).
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
It's not like we always have the choice not to upgrade, either because of security (IoT anyone?), because one of the giant's shoulder a software has been built on has gone wild or has its own security fix to deploy ( https:/&
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
Couldn't agree more. RSS is just about content. It's up to the feed reader to provide interactions, e.g. w/plugins allowing to ping back authors/original URLs in order to create a kind social network. I don't think
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
You can 'easily' generate a RSS stream out of Facebook and Twitter (and many other sources), e.g. w/RSS Bridge ( https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge ).
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by aiNohY6g 9y ago
Meaning is subjective. It's hard to try to answer here. Please msg me on torchat (ID:fp5gkjilpvllfi6z) within 48 hours.
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
> Torvalds said he subscribes to the view that successful projects are 99 per cent perspiration, and one per cent innovation Certainly true. IMHO, innovation is about orientation, while perspiration is about walking. They live in differe
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
Not a VPN and not distributed, but probably worth to mention anyway: Tor hidden service + SSH. Works very well.
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
Looks _a lot_ like TwinswHeel, which was just presented at the CES. http://twinswheel.fr/
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
Sounds like MaruOS to me http://maruos.com/ (not sure it's actively developed / more than a PoC since the Nexus 5 is already a bit outdated)
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
If you need money to prioritize your desires, money is just a workaround for your lack of judgment. If you go this way: the things you really want are the ones that probably a lot of people want too. Then enters the offer/demand relati
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
This problem = boundless desires. Money is just some kind of palliative care, not a cure.
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
What's the "self" in improving yourself? You as a human being (humanity)? Or your human condition (comfort)?
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discourse_on_Voluntary_Servitu... The essay argues that any tyrant remains in power until his subjects grant him that, therefore delegitimizing every form of power. The original freedom of
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. It can be yours.
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
Even if you optimize the supply/demand problem, you just can't rule a finite world with infinite desires. At some point, there are things you need to give up. The question is: which things, and when?
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
You can make this change happen in your own life. Perhaps not completely, but probably significantly enough to make a big difference. Truth is: the whole world is run on money.... because we're all looking for money. Change your mind,
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
(haven't watched it yet) Why should we wait for the future to improve ourselves and humanity? IMHO we should start right now. We should even have started a long time ago.
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
Your point is sound. So is his. A change requires orientation, energy, and whatever RoI. This guy - as he describes himself subjectively - is all about engaging his own energy. Orientation is essential and is expected to come from managers
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
Nice tool. Another poor (paranoid) man solution is 1/ to rely on Tor to expose your local SSH server through NAT/firewalls, 2/ to use ephemeral classic SSH keys to allow the guest to login on the host 3/ to share the ses
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
If they are as vivid as ever despite the obfuscation, well, it must have been something :-/ (joke) More seriously: we're all different. That's for sure. The general tendency nevertheless tells a lot about ourselves.
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by aiNohY6g 10y ago
True. There is transparency in the US thanks to whistleblowers.

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