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by kabacha 8y ago
I'm really surprised this thread is so heavily upvoted here and on reddit. The Linux Foundation is literally a lobbying agency for major coporations, why does it matter what's their opinion? I mean The Linux Foundation president d
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by kabacha 8y ago
As a pretty big contributor to stackoverflow I feel that this is getting blown out of proportion. I'll usually go extra mile to help someone out but I like my time and the platform to be respected. I often feel that people either expec
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by kabacha 9y ago
Unfortunately it's accepted in the industry not to get bilines while you're an internet or a new guy, so I'm sure interns don't have any expectations because of this culture.
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by kabacha 9y ago
> Diaspora is federated, which for non-technical users is worse than FaceBook itself. The individual nodes (to which thousands of users are connected) will have far fewer resources to secure themselves than a behemoth like FaceBook That&
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by kabacha 9y ago
No, there will always be a provider to webmail because there's demand for it. "Some webmail provider" is irrelevant, nobody is tlaking about people who run their own server here. Federated social networks are like email: each
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by kabacha 9y ago
> What if people get tricked into approving malicious accounts? Do you really need to idiot proof everything? I'd say just let natural selection happen at this point.
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by kabacha 9y ago
> Our mission is to help build a better Internet. I've been working a lot with open data and I have huge problem with Cloudflare ruining open internet with bot protection and such. The issue I have is that public data is public, be