jhasse

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811.
by jhasse 9y ago
Telegram's clients are also open-source.
812.
by jhasse 9y ago
> 2. Telegram is incorporated in Germany (which has some of the toughest privacy laws in the world), not Russia They moved to Dubai: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-12/cryptic-r...
813.
by jhasse 9y ago
The company was never based in Russia. It was based in Berlin and now the headquarters are in Dubai: https://theoutline.com/post/2348/what-isn-t-telegram-saying-...
814.
by jhasse 9y ago
They are (e.g. https://github.com/Aseman-Land/Cutegram ), but not with the official Desktop client.
815.
by jhasse 9y ago
Check out Gitea, which is a community managed fork of Gogs.
816.
by jhasse 9y ago
Git for Windows ships vim for example.
817.
by jhasse 9y ago
Because of the other differences?
818.
by jhasse 9y ago
Check out the Dell XPS 13 which you can buy with Linux preinstalled (and therefore support out of the box).
819.
by jhasse 9y ago
Also checkout Clang-Format. It's so awesome to mark some unintended code and have it formatted instantly in your editor with a key press. All while editing the file via the Git diff view :)
820.
by jhasse 9y ago
vim is Git's default editor. Emacs isn't even installed by default on many system.
821.
by jhasse 9y ago
I wasn't talking about Rust, but wanted to give a direct answer to "Is it unjust to make sure people from a minority do not feel alienated?".
822.
by jhasse 9y ago
Could also be correlation: Projects succeeding in the long term attract diverse and welcoming communities.
823.
by jhasse 9y ago
Yes, you should instead make sure everyone doesn't feel alienated, not only the people from a minority regarding their race, age or sex.
824.
by jhasse 9y ago
You can write finally yourself like this: https://github.com/jhasse/jngl/blob/master/src/jngl/Finally....
825.
by jhasse 9y ago
You can make the constructor private :)
826.
by jhasse 9y ago
Good luck getting a fully C++14 compatible compiler with exceptions working on all UNIXes.
827.
by jhasse 9y ago
survivorship bias
828.
by jhasse 9y ago
Fedora Workstation asks you to automatically install updates on shutdown/reboot. Also: an update prompt which you get on Ubuntu, is still better than nothing.
829.
by jhasse 9y ago
Telegram's client is open-source.
830.
by jhasse 9y ago
Isn't it "GPL + GCC exception"?
831.
by jhasse 9y ago
> If you do try, it's a straight path to extraordinary renditions, drone strikes, assassinations and other such joyous things. I'm not saying that it has to lead to this, but it could, it did in the past, and we've institu
832.
by jhasse 9y ago
I see, thanks for the explanation.
833.
by jhasse 9y ago
> Having a German language version of your website/product is by no means equivalent to being subject to the jurisdiction of Germany the country. Never said that.
834.
by jhasse 9y ago
> They cannot ban a citizen of another country from hosting said porn if it's legal there. That's not what's happening though, gutenberg.org was only ordered to make the 18 books not accessible from German IPs. No one talk
835.
by jhasse 9y ago
I have no idea what you're talking about. Do you want to imply that the prosecutor lied about this?
836.
by jhasse 9y ago
> The problem with allowing plaintiffs or prosecutors to play this game is that they can take the list of everything you've ever done, ignore everything that makes what they're trying to prove less likely and present only the l
837.
by jhasse 9y ago
In the court order.
838.
by jhasse 9y ago
a) No b) What do you mean exactly?
839.
by jhasse 9y ago
The books being available for download for free might have cost a German company even more. So I wouldn't say "no reason at all".
840.
by jhasse 9y ago
> everyone to live by any law anywhere The site is obly blocked in Germany.

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