j1elo

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by j1elo 9y ago
Patio11 was ultimately asking for the owner of the free software project to emit an invoice, which has its own financial bureaucratic burden in which the owner most probably won't want to enter. Ie. it won't work because the typic
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by j1elo 9y ago
I recently attended a talk by one of the Qt developers, and he briefly mentioned that 'cute' is not an intentional cute name, instead it just comes from the way the letters in 'Qt' are said in norwegian language. As simp
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by j1elo 9y ago
Probably due to H.265 having much more expensive licensing costs than H.264, given enough volume. That alone might make lots of players in the industry to just prefer ignoring the new codec (and joining a joint effort for developing a new c
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by j1elo 9y ago
I can see how that mom in the comic would be a supporter of bullfighting - they tend to use similar justifications around the idea that, if it wasn't because the bull was raised and taken care (to ultimatelly be killed in the sports),
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by j1elo 9y ago
To be honest, Wekan is a pretty weak implementation of Kanban: - No Search ( https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/552 ) - No WIP limits ( https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/783
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by j1elo 9y ago
Yes, it addresses that concern, and it proposes that the packets sent should be validated in some form of previously agreed method
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by j1elo 9y ago
Twillio acquihired most of the staff and some proprietary bits, but the opensourve part is still alive and the Kurento project is starting to get out of the halted state. A new version will get released in the coming days. Also the new team