deknos

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by deknos 2y ago
please make an AGPL3+ paid service out of this, so companies can use this instead of google xD
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by deknos 2y ago
> I hope we can all strive to be more empathetic and emotionally supportive than ChatGPT. only, if there's a opensource'd local version. You cannot trust a webservice
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by deknos 2y ago
let's make a list of all the lists, here the ones i know: * https://github.com/Everything-Open-Source/open-source-events * https://foss.events
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by deknos 2y ago
Maybe they should fix existing packages first. cough https://archive.fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event/fosdem-2024-1...
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by deknos 2y ago
This is so much money with which we could actually solve problems in the world. maybe even stop wars which break out because of scarcity issues. maybe i am getting to old or to friendly to humans, but it's staggering to me how the prio
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by deknos 2y ago
is there something like that for firefox?
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by deknos 2y ago
Nice, but as long as at least core and minimal standard library is not really opensource, well maintained and first class citizen on linux, it will not get real distribution. Even C# suffers from that, though it is a nice language. For a pr
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by deknos 2y ago
I like immutable distros. What i do not like is that developers and maintainers do not give possibilities to admins and powerusers to build a immutable core themselves. This removes choice and learning experiences for the customer/use
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by deknos 2y ago
Why? It's better if it's in one place and the overall quality is maintained there, than having different libraries with different authors, quality levels and guidelines.
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by deknos 2y ago
they should redo this and add rust. not because rust is the new hype, but productivity and security also depends on the ecosystem. and all have their different stances, issues and points.
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by deknos 2y ago
why do i think this will be integrated into sagemath? :D
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by deknos 2y ago
I would recommend you build a flatpak or guix package for this :)
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by deknos 2y ago
IMHO: What we need is not another Router, there are already plenty out there which work with OpenWRT. What we need are more "level3-"switches with 24/48 ports which work well with OpenWRT. The only really good thing about th
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by deknos 2y ago
Is there a working 64 bit linux version for Unreal/ut 2004? :( We should make a petition that they opensource the code at least for these two ones. i still have the CDRoms. i even would buy it again, if that would make this more likely
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by deknos 2y ago
i would buy instantly if it works on linux on 64 bit machines. all of them.
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by deknos 2y ago
Signatures are okay though. And you can do encryption, when you have to control remote devices which belong to you. and internet still can be non commercial.
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by deknos 2y ago
what does this provide which cannot be done with openssl, which is available for most systems?
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by deknos 2y ago
do you have examples of cameras or smartphone which do not have IR filters?
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by deknos 2y ago
SHA-1 is around long enough, that they build precomputation tables. NSA and other state-backed organizations have the capacity to do that. The community should at least up the ante to 256 bit to make things harder.
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by deknos 2y ago
What's libgpg? i only know libgpg-error and libgcrypt.
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by deknos 2y ago
On the one hand i am glad that ECB dies officially as a mode on the other hand i wonder what NIST officially recommends when you want to encrypt data that's shorter than one block. xD regarding finally transitioning away from SHA1: abo
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by deknos 2y ago
it would be nice, if i could upload something and say, okay, this list of emailadresses get the link of it.
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by deknos 2y ago
Is there a version of this, where i can allow emailadresses to upload things/download things/share things with other emailaddresses? Like firefox send but some version of authentication via email? I am aware that i would need a wa
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by deknos 2y ago
> It introduces arbitrary parameters without physical justification. you could argue the same about dark matter/energy. > It cannot be tested or falsified by current or near-future experiments. Did we actually directly observe d
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by deknos 2y ago
How do you know, that any application you run is actually the source you read? How do you know, that the application is actually working if you cannot build it properly (because i see cases of buildrecipes missing)
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by deknos 2y ago
with scanner and printer i printed material for my school colleagues in the german version of highschool, because they could not afford some of the specialized books. i do not say, piracy is always okay, but the intended use is VERY MUCH op
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by deknos 2y ago
if tech debt would depend on some kind of methodology it would not pop up with XP/Kanban/waterfall. techdebt can even pop up in unorganized slowmo opensource software.
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by deknos 2y ago
please consider it bringing it into debian and/or guix. :)
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by deknos 2y ago
I think this is also in https://libpqcrypto.org/ which has much more cryptographic primitives :) and has also the stuff from nist.
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by deknos 2y ago
wait, if i started using debian, even as admin, much of the stuff never applied to me. never installed java or python by hand, as it is not needed. never installed nixos. Not saying, this is the way it should be (and i admit, i installed ja

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