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Dancing Plague of 1518(en.wikipedia.org)
192 points by graderjs 4y ago|84 comments
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by graderjs 4y ago
General Comment to anyone finding this thread: We need to make something very, very clear because it seems people have just gone nuts here, so: time to clarify. Ever since the top comment here about licenses changing, people have gone crazy
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511 Patches(511tactical.com)
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Okay, I want to clarify something here: I didn't mean that I would prevent people from using the old versions. Seems some people think that. I thought the guy meant "to use the old licenses on the new code." Reading it again,
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by graderjs 4y ago
> ... not piracy to use software as licensed I never said it was. > ... dishonest to pretend it was never oss ... Dishonest? Ha! Who's pretending? \__ With the piracy comment I see where you went wrong: https://news
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by graderjs 4y ago
> No, but ... Ok, that's cool. > to be able ... run of Minio ... What's Minio? > ... irrevocability ... license-entrapment ... is what you'd like to do ... Hahaha! You are making some provocative accusations there.
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by graderjs 4y ago
Cool! I look forward to it. BTW - is fuet super tasty? edit: I checked^0 and it says it will be operational by end of May 2023. Do you know if this is still right? on track? ^0: https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies&#
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by graderjs 4y ago
Thanks for checking out our project, you're welcome! > Probably should have licensed it properly from the get-go then Haha yeah! > they can and probably will just use old commits I don’t know, maybe. some people might. there’s al
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It's weird to me that EU does not have a centralized database. I think there is for passport biometrics, but strange not for travel...I guess it could be "hybrid" problem: some travel predates the database. But for most immig
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They still stamp at European borders? I thought everything would be e-gate by now.
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by graderjs 4y ago
I was thinking about this SaaS price: 10/seat/month. I mean honestly we could run SaaS instances of Pro for a fraction of this cost, with 24/7 availability, and even less if you "amortize" it over a pool that suppli
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by graderjs 4y ago
> … formerly OSS … Mm, that’s correct. > … I’m not a lawyer … I’m not sure if they can, but i would prevent that if i could. > … why license changes… Ha, you may be right! I don’t know. I guess I was just duped about the other lice
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by graderjs 4y ago
Can you run S2 on your own hardware? That’s what this is for. Thanks for the pricing comparison! And the tips! I really appreciate that. I thought we made the pack of 50 seats clear! I see it’s not, thank you, we’ll fix that.
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by graderjs 4y ago
Yeah that's an issue, I grant you that. I'm open to Pro for extended families (Personal Pro), or tiny business, but I don't have any concrete pricing/terms in mind. Want to email us to tell us what you want, and we can s
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by graderjs 4y ago
I'm not familiar with that, so I'll look it up. https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Internet_Channel I mean...theoretically...if you could back-port the client to work on the old rendering engine this uses, sure. When I
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Even for a Londoner, the energy of 1990s Hong Kong was next level(scmp.com)
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by graderjs 4y ago
Not obtuse at all! It’s actually not so easy to describe what this is and it took us a while to come up with correct language, and understanding of how to express it even after we knew what it was and had built it: it took us some time to f
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by graderjs 4y ago
That’s right. It’s source-available, not Open Source. I hope I make that clear in readme, it’s important.
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by graderjs 4y ago
Yeah, thanks! Readme could use a rewrite definitely!
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by graderjs 4y ago
No, no no that’s just for the pro version. You can use this normal version fine as long as you respect that Polyform license.
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Show HN: BrowserBox – do stuff with browsers that you can't normally(github.com)
134 points by graderjs 4y ago|80 comments
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by graderjs 4y ago
I agree, criminals are dumb. But to say they're not mobile is false: vagrants are mobile. Scope of worldview? I don't know. I'm not sure but I don't think it matters, because it's like a market effect: they don&#x27
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by graderjs 4y ago
I'm not an expert, and I don't want to rain on your paradise, but it probably won't matter. Unless you're a very early employee at a start up that would become very large, you're probably not gonna get rich from the
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by graderjs 4y ago
In the Spielberg film "Minority Report" when their leader gets precognitively flagged as being a murderer the PreCrime team goes on the chase. As they are staging to capture him, they say "Only bind foam and sick sticks"
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NSA created online cybersecurity course with 100s of classes(clark.center)
134 points by graderjs 4y ago|20 comments
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Another approach that may be less at risk of the vicissitudes of legal trajectory on the copyright issue is a mass-scale decentralized archive: in other words, a democratization of archiving. One "organized" way to do it would b
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by graderjs 4y ago
Ah, thanks!
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by graderjs 4y ago
Have you tested the FB one?
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The National Cyber Force: Responsible Cyber Power in Practice [pdf](assets.publishing.service.gov.uk)
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by graderjs 4y ago
That's a good point. And am I wrong that hashish / marijuana is widely consumed in at least some parts of the Muslim world? (if anyone knows which parts specifically, please share!) :) x ;p x;p

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