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Living in Switzerland ruined me for America and its lousy work culture(ukiahcommunityblog.wordpress.com)
427 points by jeena 11y ago|432 comments
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by jeena 11y ago
> If a viral licence is an impediment to people using my work, then releasing it seems like a waste. I don't agree, there are still enough people who will gain from it. Everyone who wants to learn, everyone who wants to give back, e
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by jeena 11y ago
But that is just fiddeling with the symptoms, not doing anything with the root of the problem. It is the same with webcomponents, they're building on such a shaky ground. I like the ideas around https://www.youtube.com/
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by jeena 11y ago
But the only languages available are HTML, CSS and JavaScript which are just more than bad for application development because of so many reasons. I would rather see something like Ubuntu Touch tries where they write the frontend with QML a
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by jeena 11y ago
Hm, really? When I click on those links they all show me that they didn't find anything. Ok I see that google did find what I was looking for, I wasn't expecting that. But none of the other search engine did for me. I only got: &q
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by jeena 11y ago
You're doing that with the atom.xml already anyway. Your approach right now doesn't seem to work with search engines very well: https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2... https:/&#x2
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by jeena 11y ago
How are you not locked in by Ruby on Rails if you chose to use it for your business logic? With the disadvantage of it being really slow.
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by jeena 11y ago
Wait, why would it be a bad thing if they needed to publish the fixes for bugs they found? Wouldn't this be better for even more people in the future?
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by jeena 11y ago
That is one of the main reasons to own your own data and not to trust some company with it. Just post it on your own blog and link to it instead.
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Open Web Evangelist Molly: This is the end of the insurance(molly.com)
1 points by jeena 11y ago|0 comments
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by jeena 11y ago
And what about the OS X version? Same thing?
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by jeena 11y ago
Wow, when I clicked to see the comments section here on HN it was kind of the other way around in my head. I thought "Yes! Finally good news from Mozilla!" I don't need this binary blob on my computer and therefor I don'
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by jeena 11y ago
I use Arch which does the rolling release thingy and I love it.
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by jeena 11y ago
I was a pro user for many many years and was really happy to pay. But I have basically stopped using it after they made the 1 GB for free. I don't need more so it felt a bit weird to pay for the remaining pro features. But without payi
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by jeena 12y ago
Yes, I don't care for DRM content.
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by jeena 12y ago
I wrote about my self-hosted alternative https://jeena.net/private-music-streaming
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by jeena 12y ago
It had the exact opposite effect for me. I used Spotify for a couple of years and basically only listened to the same playlists over and over again. Only when they forced people to use Facebook to log in I stopped paying and using their ser
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by jeena 12y ago
I see that at work too, sure the self thought guys get it done to but somehow different, not as structured somehow.
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by jeena 12y ago
I was a heating engeneer and liked it but during the winter it was so freaking cold, I couldn't feel my feet. That's when I decided I needed a job which can be done in an office where it is warm during the winter. I went back to s
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by jeena 12y ago
Wow impressive, I'd like to have something like that but obviously not public, jus private.
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by jeena 12y ago
I work in IT in the car industry and we are part of the GENIVI aliance, see http://genivi.org/ > GENIVI® is a non-profit industry alliance committed to driving the broad adoption of specified, open source, In-Vehicle Inf
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SodaStream is making a new machine that can carbonate basically anything(theverge.com)
3 points by jeena 12y ago|1 comments
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by jeena 12y ago
What about the compile stack or webapplication stack like node or rails? I'm mostly just curious how this would work on such a OS.
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by jeena 12y ago
Perhaps I am just lucky but I out of principle never buy any insurance if it is not required by law. If something breaks I either try to fix it myself or buy a new one. I never calculated it but I don't feel that I miss out or pay more
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Spotify replacement on a Raspberry Pi with my own music(jeena.net)
2 points by jeena 12y ago|0 comments
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by jeena 12y ago
It is a hard problem to crack, we should give up.
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‘The Pirate Bay’ Back Online, BUT Seized by FBI(anonhq.com)
2 points by jeena 12y ago|1 comments
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Thepiratebay.se is back online(thepiratebay.se)
238 points by jeena 12y ago|113 comments
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by jeena 12y ago
Although for most people the risk of forgetting a password and that way losing their documents forever is so many magnitudes higher than the NSA reading those mostly harmless documents. I think also for that reason it is that our front door
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by jeena 12y ago
> the service has also seen a surge in interest from people in conservative countries, particularly in South America and Europe, where the stigmas against being single or LGBT remain pretty strong. Uhm this is odd, I don't know abou

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