boudin

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by boudin 9y ago
I switch to gogs (and now gitea) for this reason 2 years ago. It does much less in term of features though
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by boudin 9y ago
They shut down what was used by the company which I forgot the name to harvest the data that was used by Cambridge Analytica. I don't have the details, but it was mainly around app having access to a lot of your friends data as soon as
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by boudin 9y ago
It does feel slower. With a low memory device it's a pain, but on a high-end one I don't find this that annoying. The good side is that's it provides plugins (so proper ad-blocking) and custom search engines. I haven't f
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by boudin 9y ago
I already block as much ad as I can (i use ublock in browsers for that), but tracking goes further than just ads unfortunatly. I use my VPN for 2 reasons: * host some services at home behind a non static IP * my ISP "steal" ip add
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by boudin 9y ago
I personnaly host all my data: * I have my personnal email server * I use nextcloud to synchronize my contacts, calendars and file * I have a XMPP server and manage to convince a few people to use it * I host my own VPN that I use from all
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by boudin 9y ago
I disagree with that. The point of an abstraction is to not having to know the implementation. Understanding the principles used behind will always lead to a much better use of your abstraction
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by boudin 9y ago
That has nothing to do with trust and is highly subjective.
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by boudin 9y ago
I don't get what's not classy, it's just a reminder of the fact that you need to be part of EEA to register a EU domain. If hard brexit applies, this will apply for the UK. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by boudin 9y ago
To be a bit more precise, the law on it self doesn't define the delays between different media releases, it only enforce those. Delays are defined by agreement between the different industry actors. I guess that the fact there's n
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by boudin 9y ago
Indeed... After, it's hard to make any deduction. Public bikes are widespreaded in France, have been there for a long time, and seems to work quite well (most of those are dockable though). It seems to me that this company got somethin
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by boudin 9y ago
In this article (in french), they say that Gobee face the same issue in Italy (60% of destroyed or stolen bikes) and they're gonna stop their activity there too. They also say that Globee already had to stop their activity in Brussels
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by boudin 9y ago
I've never seen sources backing up what he says. According to this source results are positive in term of reducing consumption in streets and syringes found in streets. It also allowed to diagnose users with transmissible diseases and
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by boudin 10y ago
That's exactly what make this kind of home mail server box impossible on dynamic IP and even on most of ISP providing static IP. As long as you can't set the reverse DNS for your IP, mails will be rejected.
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by boudin 10y ago
There's several taxes. The tax he talks about is what you pay based on your revenues (with several ties, like in the uk). In france we receive what we call a 'salaire brut' which is a salary on which the employer already paye
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by boudin 10y ago
It won't be transferred to European politicians but to Irish people. That's money that should never have been in shareholders hands in the begining because illegaly kept as it's unpayed due taxes. Invest your money in busines
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by boudin 10y ago
As everybody, when you didn't pay your due taxes, you're asked to pay for what's due. And basically every law applies to past actions... I don't get why Apple would have a special treatment. Apple deal with Irish governm