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9y ago
> pure-bread OT: I think you meant pure-bred. :) Reminds me of this section from Orwell's «Politics and the English Language»: > Some metaphors now current have been twisted out of their original meaning without those who use the
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10y ago
Of course, some people think of this as a Feature.
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10y ago
"It should be a crime to import devices with DRM"
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10y ago
Kevin Rose's monthly "The Journal" ( http://www.thejournal.email/ ) is quite good.
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Highly skilled at: * Django and full-stack web development (8+ years) * System administration (Debian Developer, etc.) * Almost any open source work (see https://chris-lamb.co.uk/blog for recent exampl
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10y ago
Perhaps, but why let too many people past the final boarding gate check?
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10y ago
There's a good "Reply All" episode on this https://gimletmedia.com/episode/44-shine-on-you-crazy-goldma...
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Diaspora-common: does 'rm -rf /' on purge
(bugs.debian.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
> helpful for much more cases than just trust. Indeed, there are a load of QA benefits for reproducible builds. Let alone the CO2 savings that result from cache hits instead of pointlessly rebuilding dependencies.
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10y ago
FOSDEM. CCC.
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10y ago
> Biometric border control (leave passport at home) What's the value here? You can't lose the passport?
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Xy Problem
(mywiki.wooledge.org)
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10y ago
Riku is 10 years ahead of me! https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/10-years-of-debian
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Highly skilled at: * Django and full-stack web development (8+ years) * System administration (Debian Developer, etc.) * Almost any open source work (see https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/free-softwar
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10y ago
It doesn't; it makes anyone using the output...
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Contract...?
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10y ago
It's almost as if value is subjective and not objective... g
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10y ago
Indeed, nobody from Nix applied for funding as part of this round. However, grant is not Debian-specific. Not only have we already had a 3-day summit meeting with representatives from Guix and NixOS (!), we also can share a large number of
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The Linux Foundation Renews Funding for Reproducible Builds Project
(coreinfrastructure.org)
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10y ago
Absolutely love this site; learnt so much going through this in, gosh, 2005-odd.
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lamby
10y ago
Mmm. Besides, I find my programming/work/etc. improves when I read novels in my spare time :)
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10y ago
Hi all, I do a lot of work on Reproducible Builds within Debian (AMA...!). Just wanted to mention we are now having regular IRC meetings: https://lists.reproducible-builds.org/pipermail/rb-general/2...
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10y ago
Any similar articles specific to a UK resident?
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Are they happier ?
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10y ago
So what if it was…?
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10y ago
Whilst they mean well, I find this a fundamentally deceptive — the arduous parts of "real world" scraping simply aren't in the parsing and extraction of data from the target page, the typical focus of these "scrape the w
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Introducing the try.diffoscope.org CLI client
(chris-lamb.co.uk)
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10y ago
Brit here. Another interesting angle/reflection is that if this was happening in China then there would be a shitstorm here..
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10y ago
Webconverger.
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Confessions of a former bike thief
(brixtonblog.com)
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