dandelion_lover

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The first open source musical opera in history(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by dandelion_lover 12y ago|1 comments
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
Did you not hear about http://yacy.net ?
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
I would recommend http://prism-break.org , where you can find a comparison between free alternatives for popular software.
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
> Well, maybe I should publish. I'm not sure how, or what an appropriate context is. If you don't mind revealing your identity, arxiv.org should be a good choice. It allows online publishing with open access for free without pe
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
Why not just use I2P? Though it is not so fast, but for many things acceptable.
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
Weapons (in general) are mostly used to kill and rarely to defend. Should they be totally prohibited?
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
Not the parent, but willing to answer. > Why is it then that we see this argument only used against systemd WIth systemd we see the changes against Unix design, whereas your other examples already exist.
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
I would suggest the 2014 Holiday Giving Guide by FSF [0]. https://www.fsf.org/givingguide/2014/
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
>> [TOR] does not hide the total volume of traffic that must be delivered. And it can't. But what about I2P [0]? To my knowledge, it can hide much more than TOR does, including the amount of traffic going through your server. You
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
No doubt, for me this is Richard Stallman. He follows his ideas of free software for the whole live, never betrays them and with time, his philosophy [0] looks more and more modern (especially in the post-Snowden times). [0] https:/&#
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Free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, share research sources(zotero.org)
1 points by dandelion_lover 12y ago|0 comments
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Why I just bought another Bitcoin(voin.co)
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
For those who are not familiar with netsukuku: Short description: http://netsukuku.freaknet.org Netsukuku aims to be a mesh network or a peer to peer protocol that generates and sustains itself autonomously. It is designed to ha
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Netsukuku release 1.0 – physical P2P decentralized network to replace Internet(lab.dyne.org)
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
Cannot say better than the first comment there: "USA was quick to judge without showing their evidence, Russia shared their evidence but is not accusing. Makes you wonder, hmmm... Where is the US proof, I'm sure many americans wou
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
Why aren't you doing anything? I replace all my everyday programs including OS by free software. I showed presentation about it to my colleges. I transfer money to FSF from time to time. If those who care all do that the world can chan
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
LaTeX definitely fits to your question.
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Dream machine(en.wikipedia.org)
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Security theater(en.wikipedia.org)
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Power-aware scheduling in linux kernel: significant disagreements(lwn.net)
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Time to NonGoogle Everything – A Call to Migrate to More Private Search Engines(reddit.com)
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
I guess, first of all, believing google in terms of incognito mode is a strange thing. Especially on proprietary browser. I suggest to check out, what is free software and why it is important [1]. [1]. https://www.gnu.org/ph
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by dandelion_lover 12y ago
Actually, the alternative exists already for a while. It is free software and not even in beta anymore. Check out http://yacy.net
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Free peer-to-peer Web Search by the people, for the people(yacy.net)
3 points by dandelion_lover 13y ago|0 comments
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by dandelion_lover 13y ago
I am really surprised people on HN do not know about YaCy [1]. It's p2p opensource and free search engine. So it is verifiable. [1]. yacy.net
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by dandelion_lover 13y ago
For example, it may be done with the satellites, which are sent by the community. Kickstarter already helped similar projects.