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by eliaspro 11y ago
Still requires a proprietary platform-specific plugin to work. No thanks!
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by eliaspro 11y ago
Things like this will just undermine the trust of regular users in open formats because "it doesn't work". And at this point it doesn't matter at all, who's to blame; a few years later the good ol' Adobe as we
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by eliaspro 11y ago
Not surprised at all. And here we have the prime example, why the Docker-model of building and distributing containers is horrible when it comes to security and maintenance. Bundling dependencies for production environments has always been
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by eliaspro 11y ago
Please help the OSM HOT [1] team to map the regions struck by the earthquake. Without proper/up-to-date maps, coordinating emergency efforts is hardly possible. [1] http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2015_Nepal_ea
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by eliaspro 11y ago
Quoting the quote in the article: “Millennials are not willing to make work the central focus of their lives as Baby Boomers have.” As someone having worked 60-70h/week for the last 12 years: a sincere "fuck you". It's n
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by eliaspro 11y ago
securityaffairs.co/wordpress - isn't it ironic?
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by eliaspro 11y ago
There's no need to unify the installation of those domain-specific package managers - those packages just need to provide proper machine-readable metadata to make it possible to build distribution packages out of them so there's n
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by eliaspro 11y ago
Although I applaud the efforts, at the current state that's just sugarcoating the nastiness of code-executing installers. A package installation should basically just deploy the components of a passive package archive to the filesyste