guy-brush

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by guy-brush 5y ago
In my view and personal experience, the pros outweigh the cons: * You increase the impact of your work and as a consequence also might get more citations. * It's the right thing to do for open and reproducible research. * You can get f
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by guy-brush 7y ago
Related (the idea of having android-like permissions for desktop linux): https://github.com/open-source-ideas/open-source-ideas/issue...
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Can we stop this App madness, please?(twitter.com)
1 points by guy-brush 8y ago|0 comments
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Photostory: An open-source workflow for creating slideshows(martinruenz.de)
4 points by guy-brush 8y ago|0 comments
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Photostory: An open-source workflow for creating slideshows(martinruenz.de)
1 points by guy-brush 8y ago|0 comments
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by guy-brush 9y ago
I just updated the article to include further emails from truecaller and wileyfox.
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by guy-brush 9y ago
My main point is actually that I am forced to use this dialler without my consent. I am not trying to say that users shouldn't be able to customise the system but I am opposed to manufacturers forcing data-hungry 3rd party programs on
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by guy-brush 9y ago
> Maybe he shouldn't have bought a device with such a small userbase? Yes, I think I did a mistake there. On the other hand, there are small brands which are incredibly open about hardware and software development, such as [1]. I wa
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Something is wrong when the ‘telephone app’ on your phone becomes 3rd party(martinruenz.de)
598 points by guy-brush 9y ago|337 comments
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The dark side of big data(martinruenz.de)
115 points by guy-brush 11y ago|24 comments