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by flaburgan 2y ago
Personally, I think free software are really important, and I love the developers that I am hiring to be in this mindset as well. So the first think I am doing is to check their gitlab / github profiles. If they love to write code and
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by flaburgan 2y ago
But cleaning can't be done Musk's way. The whole system is kinda stable because everything is linked together. To start from scratch without anything in the meantime is just suicide. It's like if a scientist what not giving f
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by flaburgan 2y ago
@marvin Do you want to leave next to a nuclear power plant when you know that Russian bombs or ISIS or other enemies could blow it? I don't.
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by flaburgan 2y ago
The solution to this problem is known and implemented already: the social web should be distributed between thousands of pods which should contain at the maximum a few thousands users. Diaspora is already working like this for 15 years. It
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by flaburgan 2y ago
If you have enough money, the infomaniak.ch cloud is great.
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Ask HN: Did you change your digital habits since Trump's election?
7 points by flaburgan 2y ago|8 comments
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by flaburgan 2y ago
Tor is mentioned. But that will probably put a big red alert on you, and is anyway too slow and too blocked for daily usage. /e/ OS, an ungoogled Android by Murena with Firefox and ublock and using website instead of apps, and Sig
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by flaburgan 2y ago
That's now one of the goal of Servo. Also, did you look at Tauri?
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by flaburgan 2y ago
So, reusable is supposed to reduce the cost. But the space shuttle was reusable and it has been shutdown because it was too expensive. What is the differences between the two?
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by flaburgan 2y ago
I was recently speaking with people from OpenFoodFacts and OpenStreetMap, and I guess Wikipedia as the same issue. They are under constantly DDoS by bots which are scraping everything, even if the full dataset can be downloaded for free wit
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The momentum of the solar energy transition(nature.com)
17 points by flaburgan 2y ago|2 comments
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by flaburgan 2y ago
Femke J. M. M. Nijsse, Jean-Francois Mercure, Nadia Ameli, Francesca Larosa, Sumit Kothari, Jamie Rickman, Pim Vercoulen & Hector Pollitt
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by flaburgan 2y ago
How is it different from OpenFoodFacts?
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by flaburgan 2y ago
If all that energy could go in something useful like improving trains that would be amazing. Us wanting it or not, cars are something from the past.
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by flaburgan 2y ago
Yeah, I hope the migration is not going to be too painful because https://github.com/atlassian/react-beautiful-dnd is a key component in one of my important project
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by flaburgan 3y ago
Hello, the question may sound out of topic but have you considered open source solution such as Nextcloud? Personally I found privacy very important and that's what I picked. It was clearly not at the same level than Google drive at th
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by flaburgan 3y ago
But would the response be cached in the browser after the first call?
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by flaburgan 3y ago
Btw if a lawyer is around, I would be curious to know how legally they can store my messages on their server (because technically that's how Activity pub is working) while I did not accept any terms and conditions... I guess there is s
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by flaburgan 3y ago
I think the OP and most of the commenters here are missing the point. Meta threat is not about killing AP or Mastodon. It's about mining your data and spying on you. That AP is an open standard doesn't change anything. It's e
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by flaburgan 3y ago
Did you try Shotcut? https://www.shotcut.org/ I had the same bad experience than you with Pitivi, Openshot and KDEnlive. Then I discovered shotcut and I was finally able to work. And it's FLOSS.
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The Market for 'Lemons': Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by flaburgan 3y ago|0 comments
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The “contain” CSS property to separate your elements(developer.mozilla.org)
2 points by flaburgan 3y ago|0 comments
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by flaburgan 3y ago
>as long as you're excluding screen and battery replacement which aren't what's being talked about here. You did not read the iFixit post then, it is what is being talked about here. The post has nice screenshots of the
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by flaburgan 3y ago
I don't know if "killed" is the good word, but simply block google.com in your /etc/host and you will see how broken surfing on the web now is. Google is now technically owning the internet and is clearly using this
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by flaburgan 3y ago
It's because of the urgency that nuclear is not the solution. You need more than a dozen of years to build one. By that time it will be too late for the climate.
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by flaburgan 3y ago
I was also quite disappointed. 100L -> 4000km. In the end it's 2.5L for 100km, good but nothing amazing.
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by flaburgan 3y ago
Can we fix one of these filter at the back of my PC? Would that actually work?
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by flaburgan 3y ago
But is event delegation such a good idea? Sure, you're not paying the cost of attaching an event to every thumbnail. But then you're going to execute some code for every single click on the page, even if totally unrelated. Sounds
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by flaburgan 4y ago
For non tech people I just install Mint. Proprietary hardware support, an interface similar to windows, and it just works. Perfect.
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by flaburgan 4y ago
That's a really "proprietary software " point of view. You pay the developers, the price they decided, and you expect bug fixes and new features. As pointed, this model has many limits. I really prefer the free software one,

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