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10mo ago
I think that the photos they have on their front page should be enough to tell you who is their target market. I've invented this heuristic: if the page that describes the project uses the word "solutions", then they'll
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10mo ago
The time and energy that it takes to do it and build it, and then make it easy for current users to move their automatic updates to the fork, then maintaining it etc.
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10mo ago
What's mattermost? People in the GitHub comments say "I just need messages" but there's lots of self hosted messaging apps/servers, no? XMPP comes to mind immediately.
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10mo ago
That's your opinion.
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10mo ago
Right right that's what I was going to say next
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10mo ago
It's a business website. Those are businesses.
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10mo ago
It's slang, it's a reference to legumes I think. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legume
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10mo ago
When it's the CEO or if it's about silicon valley companies. I don't remember ever reading on HN about accidents in the shoe factory or in the construction site.
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10mo ago
Lol edit I meant "money is just a means, not the end".
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10mo ago
Let's think for one second. If Enron Musk has these really profitable cars, wouldn't he keep them for himself instead of selling them away under what they're worth? Oh right he's not motivated by money he just wants to m
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10mo ago
It's funny that these news only show up on HN when it's the CEO that gets hurt.
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10mo ago
I find it encouraging that people are starting more and more to openly criticise Israel without fear of being called aNtIsEmItIc. They've used it so much it lost its effectiveness.
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10mo ago
It benefits him because that's the thing he wants. I find it hilarious that hn is so money focused that a lot of people here will straight up deny that people some times do things for reasons other than money. But it's true, money
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10mo ago
Maybe no point beating up the guy. Maybe he's slightly naive.
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10mo ago
Can we see the names of these people?
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10mo ago
For clarification, you got raided despite using tor? You mention tor but dont say so directly so I'm not sure.
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10mo ago
Not necessarily https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46334951
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10mo ago
Speaking of mullvad. I recently learned about mullvad browser, which is basically tor browser minus connecting via the your network. This is interesting because the tor project has put the most effort into fingerprinting resistance. If you
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10mo ago
Got it, you don't know.
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10mo ago
By what measure is EUs bureaucracy fat and expensive? Numbers please. I'm just trying to understand whether you're informed or just repeating things you heard which sound good.
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Stallman conceived of the threat that if you let companies control your computer, they'll use it to their benefit and your detriment.
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11mo ago
Stallman was right.
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11mo ago
It's like Google and Microsoft are converging, no?
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11mo ago
Will it also tell your subordinates when you're out of the office? Because I suspect my boss is running errands a lot and it would be funny to see.
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11mo ago
Facebook will attempt malicious compliance. They will try every trick so that they follow the letter of the law, but still undermine the regulators goals. I think this is round 1: Facebook figured out a way that only two irrelevant apps are
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11mo ago
It's called XMPP now. Think IRC plus E2E encryption for private chats, audio, and video calls.
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11mo ago
> the incident is that he wrote a document detailing repeated bad behaviour from a well known community figure? And this is a bad thing? He collected all Stallman statements about Epstein and related subjects (this is perfectly ok) and t
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11mo ago
> They all seem to do roughly the same things Codeberg (Forgejo) is Free software, GitHub isn't. Not everything is about the software features.
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11mo ago
In my experience a lot of Free software communities are like this.
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11mo ago
Obviously sarcasm
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