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by freetard 17y ago
What do they mean by "Ruby support"?
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by freetard 17y ago
That would make firefox inconsistent for different users that don't have the codec installed and it would make it look bad. Imagine passing a link to a friend that is not able to read it because of lack of codec, he'd blame it on firefox. S
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by freetard 17y ago
Actually there was MNG.
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by freetard 17y ago
> Mozilla makes a decent browser, I don't need them to fight my moral battles for me. It's not only moral, it would illegal for them to ship patented technology as it would be incompatible with their license. Also, GIF patents have expi
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by freetard 17y ago
Theora is based on VP3 (with few and documented modifications) just like VP6 which has been in used on youtube for years. So if theora is infringing any patents, so is VP3 and therefor VP6. In other words, if I had any patents on VP6/VP3/th
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by freetard 17y ago
In other words, a CEO of a corporation says his next big product will be very important. Now that's amazing news!
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by freetard 17y ago
Not only Facebook, every corporations.
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by freetard 17y ago
Once google completes its merger with On2 (February), we'll get free and open video codec for free on youtube. Firefox and chrome will include it. This is why I think we'll never get Theora on youtube, but all hope is not lost thanks to vp7
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by freetard 17y ago
That's why I said their "client".
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by freetard 17y ago
No need to do that, their linux client is open source IIRC.
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by freetard 17y ago
> At least the US had a freaking law about the action Not on wire tapping, they made a law afterward though to forgive everyone.
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by freetard 17y ago
Dear Flash plugin and Adobe, Fuck you.
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by freetard 17y ago
This.
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by freetard 17y ago
You don't read the news or blogs? There's not a single day without an article questioning Google evilness when it comes to our data. I never see any about Yahoo.
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by freetard 17y ago
And yet people still think of Google as more evil than Yahoo. Even when Yahoo has sent some bloggers to jail and now that.
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by freetard 17y ago
> But one that doesn't charge you for their services. Not only that, but it doesn't lock people in their proprietary office and protocols. * Tired of Gmail? export it to imap * Tired of Google Calendar? export it to ical * Tired of Goog
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by freetard 17y ago
> Advertising is 98-99% of their revenue. FTFY
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by freetard 17y ago
Is opengl always harder? Aren't there any libs/projects that makes it way easier?
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by freetard 17y ago
Paranoid fanboy?
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by freetard 17y ago
> Free Software: I found a loophole in my student loan documentation that lets me defer payments for decades, so long as I stay in the Ph.D. program! I'm sure Stallman and the like who have given their whole life to free software will a
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by freetard 17y ago
If giving to charity includes supporting the local church to promote prop 8 like laws, then I'm not impressed. And given that religious donation make up for 35% of all, it is actually kind of scary. Countries like France are much less relig
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by freetard 17y ago
Yes you can.
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by freetard 17y ago
> When a party's technology is being primarily used for infringing purposes I guess that means google image search should be forbidden too as most images are copyrighted.
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by freetard 17y ago
I don't think Plurk is open source.
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by freetard 17y ago
There's nothing wrong with making money in that case, just avoid these kinds of statements: > earning money was never the point of charging job seekers
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by freetard 17y ago
Actually, if you really make that little money out of it, the publicity stunt of giving it all to charity might be more profitable in the long term than keeping it to yourself.
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by freetard 17y ago
> earning money was never the point of charging job seekers Really? Why don't you give all the money to charity then Joel?
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by freetard 17y ago
You don't have to click ads, they pay by impression too.
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by freetard 17y ago
Firefox 3.6 does this too, I like it.
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by freetard 17y ago
The feature was added to webkit so both safari, chrome and other will get the feature and so is firefox https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=472529

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