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by iamtew 12y ago
Speaking of policies, what about the data policy? For example, I would have to comply with the EU Data Protection Directive for anything I do where I handle data from users. Since you don't have any info about this, I don't know i
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by iamtew 12y ago
Too bad there's no Firefox version.
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by iamtew 12y ago
Doesn't matter, if they're a UK based company they fall under the EU GDPR and can receive a fine of 5% of their worldwide turnover for any loss of personal data, blanked out credit card numbers or not. http://en.wikiped
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by iamtew 12y ago
And for those who couldn't make it to Hamburg there is more information on how to get info on the congress outside of CCH here: http://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Static:Congress_ever...
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by iamtew 12y ago
Looks like the blog is having some issues coping with the traffic, according to Matthew Miller (from reddit): > The blog where we are hosting the annoucement doesn't have enough juice. Working on it, but in the meantime, if you&#x27
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by iamtew 12y ago
Looks very nice. I've been busy trying to make a dashboard for work with overview of various systems, I will definitely give this one a try.
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by iamtew 12y ago
Nice little hack I guess, but I'm just baffled how many people seem to be comfortable to keep a camera pointed at them at all time, especially when things like this are going on: http://www.theguardian.com/world/20
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by iamtew 12y ago
I doubt it. The problems with apps in Sailfish is that their appstore doesn't seem to support any payment for apps, so all the apps need to be free. I think this is maybe not giving incentive for people to actively develop on that plat
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by iamtew 12y ago
And no love for Sailfish OS as usual :-(
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by iamtew 12y ago
There is also some GUI clients that are designed with the server/client model. Essentially you have a little daemon running that is connected to IRC constantly and then you got a GUI you hook up to it. Personally I use Quassel, but the
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by iamtew 12y ago
Right, I was quite sparse with details... I do mainly Linux stuff, and obnam looks nice and feature-packed enough to fit my current needs, I'll dig in to that a bit. Cheers :-)
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by iamtew 12y ago
Over a year old article, but I'm still curious; what options are there for backups these days?
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by iamtew 12y ago
What's wrong with those words?
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by iamtew 12y ago
I've had mine now for a few months. Everything works great with it. The UI is smooth and the touch-only navigation feels very natural once you get in to it. One downside is there is no way to monetize your apps from the Jolla appstore,
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by iamtew 12y ago
Their crowdsourcing campaign is doing quite good. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/jolla-tablet-world-s-firs... Personally though I'm a bit disappointed that they went the crowdfundign way on this. They didn&#x2
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Jolla SailfishOS 2.0 tablet crowdfunding campaign(indiegogo.com)
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by iamtew 12y ago
CentOS package manager yum does have the --installroot option to change the installation root. However it will still want to update the global rpmdb, and thus require root for that.
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by iamtew 12y ago
There is also Isso, a open source and self-hosted comment tool that implements on your site just like Disqus.
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by iamtew 12y ago
There is also these guides that provide plenty of information on how packages work and best practices: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/distributing.html https://github.com/pypa/samplepr
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by iamtew 12y ago
SomaFM does something similar with their "Mission Control" channel, where they mix ambient electronic music with NASA (and other space related) recordings. I listen to it quite often in the office, nice and relaxing. http:/&
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by iamtew 12y ago
Sort of like the fpaste tool in Fedora, but seems to work with multiple pastebins, very nice.
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by iamtew 12y ago
Free service yes, but if you're paying for SaaS and rely on it for your business you should really get a source code escrow agreement in place. That will allow you to get the necessary components from the provider in case they go belly
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by iamtew 12y ago
Nice video, haven't seen Logstalgia in a while! At first I didn't think the traffic looked that heavy but comparing the time and requests, quite decent numbers (~6600 hits in ~2 minutes). And sweet job on Taiga, nice and clean loo
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by iamtew 12y ago
I've been using Dillinger.io a bit for that, but really what I would like is to be able to do that in ST3 native. I heard Atom.io already does that, but I haven't been able to get it running on my laptop, and npm just keeps litter
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by iamtew 12y ago
I like this list as well: http://staticsitegenerators.net/
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by iamtew 12y ago
From the website: > uselessd (the useless daemon, or the daemon that uses less... depending on your viewpoint) is a project which aims to reduce systemd to a base initd, process supervisor and transactional dependency system, while minim
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by iamtew 12y ago
Could someone explain this for me please? It's not really clear from the website, but is this any different from the Qt project? http://qt-project.org/
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by iamtew 12y ago
As long as it can be implemented well I think it's good to have full text edit power on the log file, I can just change my own IP to someone else ;)
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by iamtew 12y ago
That seems very odd that they would take a lighter. Mind you I've been on very few domestic US flights, and on a few flights in/out of the US, but I never had problems with lighters. I just drop it on the plate they send through t
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by iamtew 12y ago
I remember we relied a lot on it in the early 2000's, as Wikipedia at that time contained more general information, and susning.nu was useful for more local (to Sweden at least) information.

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