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by chatman 13y ago
I am going to apply for job positions using fade.li.
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by chatman 13y ago
Wondering how GNU/Linux distros (e.g. Fedora) stacks up against Windows 8 and OS X in terms of battery life.
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by chatman 13y ago
Lets hear Eben Moglen now!?
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How I Got 100,000 Twitter Followers In A Week(businessinsider.in)
2 points by chatman 13y ago|0 comments
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by chatman 13y ago
Don't see Stallman as convincing enough? Try listening to Mr. Eben Moglen. Same message, different words. See if you like his style?
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by chatman 13y ago
That is extremely disrespectful towards a legend as RMS is.
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by chatman 13y ago
Brilliant piece from Stallman! Written with a paranoid, skeptic mindset with firm dose of realism and full of practical advice.
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by chatman 13y ago
If you ever wondered where the tax payers' money is going, it is going to fund Alison Brooks' "research".
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by chatman 13y ago
Wow, what a surprise!!! Incredibly surprising, but you know what, even most mobile phones and most servers in the world are powered by Linux too!! Jokes apart, almost any organization or commercial project out there which requires a new OS
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by chatman 13y ago
I have seen my cat find a mouse in a camouflaged garden even when the mouse was not moving. Either this study is wrong or my cat is special.
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by chatman 13y ago
Quite annoying.
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by chatman 13y ago
> Ubuntu is developed in the open Though mostly "open", but not developed entirely in the right free software / open source spirit of community involvement and upstream contributions.
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by chatman 13y ago
Before you write anything again on Bozo or Amazon, please read http://stallman.org/amazon . If you have already read it, fine.
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by chatman 13y ago
Surprisingly, no mention of Washington Post. That keeps him firmly up there in the zone of evil. > Congratulations, sir The tone seems like that of a Bozo fanboy.
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by chatman 13y ago
3 [obvious] Ways to Get Started Contributing To "Ruby Projects".
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by chatman 13y ago
Stupid title. Even MapBox might agree they don't compete with Google Maps. They are here to make OSM awesome, and hats off to MapBox for what they've done so far.
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by chatman 13y ago
GNUCash just rocks. And it is more trustworthy.
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by chatman 13y ago
GNOME 3 has a good search. Unity has a decent search too.
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by chatman 13y ago
Sensational title, lesser in substance.
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'Blue Screen of Death' haunts iPhone 5S users(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
58 points by chatman 13y ago|41 comments
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by chatman 13y ago
No, they didn't copy any of Google's implementation. They simply implemented efficiently the TF-IDF based document retrieval model.
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by chatman 13y ago
With Hadoop, Lucene, Solr, etc. written in Java, there is no doubt that Java is here to stay. None of these libraries (or many others) have competing implementations written in other languages.
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Innovation: Connecting Neighborhoods(blog.viveknarang.com)
1 points by chatman 13y ago|0 comments
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by chatman 13y ago
Looks like written by someone with a good wit and humour. Stop suspecting foul play in everything.
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by chatman 13y ago
A backend/frontend filter might be useful.
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by chatman 13y ago
Mainstream traction cannot be a justification for total domination of GNU/Linux by a company like Canonical that puts in spyware in Ubuntu (Amazon search).
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by chatman 13y ago
a) GPL code doesn't justify submitting user queries to Amazon without seeking explicit user permission b) It should be opt-in service, not an opt-out. By default, this should be switched off. c) That doesn't mean this feature isn&
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by chatman 13y ago
Fedora would have been a better choice.
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by chatman 13y ago
Good to know adoption of so many GNU/Linux desktops. Though, Ubuntu is a bad choice because of the Amazon search bar spyware enabled by default which sends back search queries to Amazon. Perhaps they don't understand the underlyin
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by chatman 13y ago
Link to the documentary he made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo0SHLxc2d0

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