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by bramhaag 2y ago
> Something in the public domain is not free? Copyright law is tricky. Under US law, "public domain" means "not copyrighted", the author waives all rights and the law allows them to release their works to the public d
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by bramhaag 2y ago
The OSI does not recognize source code released to the public domain as free [1], because this "will depend where the software was written, where you are located, who the author is and where the people you are sharing the software with
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by bramhaag 2y ago
edit: parent was heavily edited, so this comment makes less sense now. Note that calling this FOSS is completely inaccurate. Some parts are all rights reserved, some are public domain and some are only available for non-commercial use. Publ
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by bramhaag 2y ago
The site is confusing, even as a European: both periods and commas are used as decimal separators.
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by bramhaag 2y ago
It can suggest terminal commands and ask you to execute them People were already blindly copy pasting commands from StackExchange answers, but at least those are moderated. I wonder how long it takes before someone nukes their proj
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by bramhaag 2y ago
I don't think there is something like that for music specifically, but there are still many traditional forums with interesting discussions. See for example these: https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/ https://www
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Ideally Apple would incentivise people reporting security issues to them, instead of risking people selling them to someone else who pays more.
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by bramhaag 2y ago
I must've missed this somehow, thank you!
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Great list, some of the apps I commonly use you did not mention: Aves Libre (Gallery) Breezy Weather (Weather overview) Fossify Calendar Immich (Self hosted Google Photos alternative) K-9 Mail (E-Mail, to be rebranded to Thunder
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by bramhaag 2y ago
I had the same issue at one point. I'm not ready to delete some of my social media accounts as they do bring me real value, so I ended up blocking all shorts/reels/etc. on the services I use. For YouTube there is Unhook [1],
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by bramhaag 2y ago
We want to make it absolutely clear that all of these claims are entirely false: * Bambu Lab will remotely disable your printer ("brick" it). * Firmware updates will block your printer’s ability to print. I wonder wh
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Forgejo is implementing ForgeFed [1], which is an AP extension that supports creating PRs, issues, etc. across instances. [1] https://forgefed.org/
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by bramhaag 2y ago
> and never actually does anything new afaik, it's just Gitea under another name, while taking money too This is really unfair to the many people who spend their free time working on Forgejo, please stop spreading nonsense. They hav
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Please don't put words in my mouth, I did not comment on who bears the most responsibility for the ban. It is undeniable that Trump laid the groundwork for it though: July 7, 2020 - Secretary of State Mike Pompeo considers banning TikT
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by bramhaag 2y ago
The relevant part of the pop-up: > We are fortunate that President Trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution to reinstate TikTok once he takes office. Additionally, an extract from TikTok's later statement [1]: &gt
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Forgejo (Gitea fork) has been working for multiple years to add support for this. It will still take a lot of effort to finish, I doubt we will see anything usable this year. Originally the plan was to PR the federation support to Gitea as
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Brave's ad blocker is as effective as uBlock Origin, considering they use the same blocklists and techniques to block ads. Firefox + uBlock Origin will give you an equivalent experience without all the grifting.
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Welcome!
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by bramhaag 2y ago
For context: https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters-ansible/issues/45 It's pretty disgusting behaviour by Brave.
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by bramhaag 2y ago
If you list your email publicly (here or on your profile) or email me directly I can invite you. Same goes for anyone else reading, provided you pass the vibe check
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Gayfemboy: A Botnet Deliver Through a Four-Faith Industrial Router 0-Day Exploit(blog.xlab.qianxin.com)
6 points by bramhaag 2y ago|1 comments
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Since 4-5 years it's also common on Android, but that does not stop malicious and/or incompetent app developers from requesting the READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission when not needed.
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by bramhaag 2y ago
People who use this or something similar (Jellyfin, Navidrome, etc.), what do you use to easily add new music? Ideally I'd like to automate this to the point where I can look up an album and it gets downloaded automatically, similar to
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by bramhaag 2y ago
PGP keys are associated with emails and there are various fully decentralized options to discover these keys (keyservers, WKD, ...). (How) does Keypub improve on this?
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by bramhaag 2y ago
> it doesn't sound compatible with any of the commonly accepted-as-FOSS licenses. Correct, it violates the four essential freedoms by placing restrictions on commercial use amongst other things.
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by bramhaag 2y ago
> Ask it to provide the link to said document, in literal natural language terms - "provide a link to document D123" -, and it will provide the link in a concise NL sentence as the direct output I dislike this style of "se
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by bramhaag 2y ago
I repeated my search just now and got the following list of sources: - https://www.arc-it.net/html/standards/standard1117.html - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WH1Z8htjMo - https://ww
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Wow, this looks awful. The cited sources are questionable at best, and on my first attempt it's already hallucinating. How can you trust something like this? Also, how do I get it to return documents? I searched for 'RFC 793'
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Qutebrowser fixes the main issue I have with Vimium: you cannot control the browser itself well. Vimium does not work in certain places due to limitations imposed by web extensions and this is incredibly frustrating for me.
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by bramhaag 2y ago
Why do "we" need this?

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