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by jraph 1y ago
Nice! Since OSM is, among other things, a list of building, will there be exchanges between the two projects? Are the licenses of the two projects compatible?
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by jraph 1y ago
Yes, sexism is not a new thing from today, and such sentences are witnesses of this. We might be interpreting stuff from the past with today's eyes, true, but that doesn't make the interpretation wrong. There are a lot of things w
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by jraph 1y ago
No gender is weirdly specific in your version. Not sure about the reduction, but "Wine, women and song" somewhat assumes the point of view from an heterosexual male and could feel offensive just for this. "Wine, man and song&
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by jraph 1y ago
Nice, thanks!
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by jraph 1y ago
> On OSMAnd I have tweaked the routing algorithm to my taste and it's hard to beat. How do you do this? Is there something I can read or watch about this? Are you using BRouter?
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by jraph 1y ago
Mentioning it just in case, but openstreetmap.org's web editor (iD) is a good start on Desktop. There's also EveryDoor [1] which is very nice to edit OSM and they do seem to have an iOS version. Depending on what you want to edit,
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by jraph 1y ago
They seem to have some sort of experimental support for GTFS [1], and one important part of Transitous is being a GTFS aggregator, so maybe they are not too far away from being able to use that part of Transitous. Although it'd probabl
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by jraph 1y ago
Oh, ok, makes sense! Yeah, getting a nice bike route on OrganicMaps indeed involves some manual app convincing when an obvious bike route exists, I had the exact same thing last week, I agree this could be improved especially given the data
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by jraph 1y ago
> Alternative path for your bike route? Forget about it. What do you mean? It's possible to add intermediate stops to shape your route. Or do you mean something else? With you on the search not being forgiving enough.
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by jraph 1y ago
> Your problem statement is effectively "I want to share access to my documents very informally with people who don't care to have any security practices, but still keep them secure" Well, that's certainly what tools
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by jraph 1y ago
The normal way to invite people to a CryptPad document is to give them the shared link. No need to register or involve emails. Then, they just need to follow the link and it should just work. CryptPad is specifically designed with nontechni
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by jraph 1y ago
Synching is for syncing your files across several devices of yours. CryptPad is for working with other people, possibly at the same time on the same document. The tools donc comapte, the needs are very different, and you might find them bot
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by jraph 1y ago
Cryptpad is E2E encrypted. At a first glance, this is not. Which also means its features won't be constrained by the E2EE architecture. At a first glance, it seems the suite numerique wants to be simpler than full traditional office
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by jraph 1y ago
I feel like side needs to be precised a bit. Although it admittedly doesn't generate nearly as much revenue as XWiki, several people are paid full time to work on it, and it receives public grants. It is an important project for XWiki
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by jraph 1y ago
cryptpad.cz seems to be one of the many instances of CryptPad. I don't know who is behind. CryptPad.org is the official website of the project (and cryptpad.fr an instance maintained by the original devs).
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by jraph 1y ago
Just classic letter inversion (the m and the n) :-)
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by jraph 1y ago
Haven't noticed this. This looks like a bug more than a fundamental issue.
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by jraph 1y ago
I'm quite happy with systemd on server side, it eases a lot of things there as well. And I haven't noticed homed on my servers. Did they shove homed down your throat on your servers?
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by jraph 1y ago
> Obviously, plain /home worked for like five decades and therefore absolutely has to be replaced. Five decades ago, people didn't have laptops that they want to put on sleep and can get stolen. Actually, five decades ago, the
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by jraph 1y ago
> never boot into the network reliably What does this mean? Your machine boots and sometimes doesn't have network? If your boot is unreliable, isn't it because some service you try to boot has a dependency that's not decla
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by jraph 1y ago
The post office and even the ISP are not as big as Google and don't have nearly as much control and data on everybody worldwide.
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by jraph 1y ago
> WYSIWYM is a huge hindrance for designing appealing slides. I don't know, if your slides are just a few keywords in a few bullet points and the occasional picture / diagram, WYSIWYM is great. I agree that you shouldn't t
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by jraph 1y ago
isn't it what XHTML5 is, more or less?
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by jraph 1y ago
You can't include a menu like this. Clicking on a link in a menu included like this won't work.
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by jraph 1y ago
> Maybe people will just stop caring about the human touch I doubt it. We human beings seem intrinsically motivated and enthusiastic about human connections. I believe we are wired like this. I know things changesbut I would need some
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by jraph 1y ago
I completely agree with you there.
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by jraph 1y ago
Fair enough! Thanks for the interesting comment.
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by jraph 1y ago
> You are not allowed to modify an AGPL program without adding a mandatory feature to provide the currently-running source code to a remote network user of the software That's not true. You only need to provide the modified source c
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by jraph 1y ago
> User freedom means not giving someone else the freedom to take away user freedom though This sentence does a shortcut that's worth expanding on, because it can give the impression that permissive licenses don't respect user r
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by jraph 1y ago
I think you are not describing the difference between open source and free software but the difference between copyleft and permissive license. Open source and free software licenses are basically the same (there are a few exceptions). For

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