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by ldng 13y ago
WTF !? I see on the dashboard I now can "manage my devices", click on it and ... get something like "Authorize the manager to use geolocation data" with _only_ an accept button. I can't even say No ! This is way ou
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by ldng 13y ago
Nop, it does not. They're walling their garden. Many thanks Mr Job. Youtube comment only available if you're logged in for instance. Actually, nothing that new here. They wanted to build the Google distributed "computer"
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by ldng 13y ago
I'm a huge fan of Rosling. Obligatory link to Gapminder http://www.gapminder.org/ Video section is full of gems.
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by ldng 13y ago
I can find references to a fines but nothing about Expedia leaving Voyages-sncf.com capital. Really curious about it, could you point me to some reference ?
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by ldng 13y ago
You're assuming voyages-sncf == SNCF which is not the case. It's a travel agency whose shareholders are SNCF and Expedia. So they are a private company that have a preferential treatment for which they been condemned once IIRC (no
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by ldng 13y ago
I'd add that if you depend on SEO, I'd be careful about the tld I choose. For instance, the .io has only been upgraded recently from country level to general tld by google. Im not sure .ly and .st are currently treated as generic
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by ldng 13y ago
Hence the copyright assignment required for any contribution to Canonical's projects, to ease the double licensing. But for now, it's only speculation. Time will tell.
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by ldng 13y ago
IIRC, isn't Lyx what you are looking for ? I never used it so I might be wrong. -- Edit: http://www.lyx.org/
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by ldng 13y ago
Would you care to list the one you find relevant ? I'm interested.
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by ldng 13y ago
Could you explain a bit more how it works because, if a see the big picture, I fail to see how it could be useful outside Twitter's stack. I mean it seems to heavily rely on Finagle, right ? Please correct and explain if I'm wrong
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by ldng 13y ago
Neither would I recommend taking my comment too seriously. I was half-joking ;-)
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by ldng 13y ago
Wait a second ... 32 millions ...rings a bell. Isn't that current Canonical debt ?
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by ldng 13y ago
Yahoo could append a text header in the mail body reminding it's a recycled email so caution has to be taken and it should not be trusting it upfront. It adds it to the first 10000 mails sent or the first 6 month whichever comes _last_
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by ldng 13y ago
I have a hard time believing you since minimal Belgium legal wage is around 1200 euros / month before taxes. And software developer is hardly a blue-collar job. Either you work part-time or your being exploited. You're trolling an
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by ldng 13y ago
I did not read that they were going to drop the port.
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by ldng 13y ago
You mean like SCTP ? It's struggling to get traction.
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by ldng 13y ago
yep, Reader keyboard navigation seems overlooked by most clones sadly
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by ldng 13y ago
Also, especially in the EU, do not forget it's summer, hence a vacation period so some user could only find out after their vacations that their pictures are gone !
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by ldng 13y ago
And in OpenSuse, Arch and Slakware. Looks like to me the trend is set.
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by ldng 13y ago
In Europe you it's opt-in by default. You have to explicitly consent to the creation of an account as far as I understand it. So, to me, they could scrap content but not go as far as create automatically an account without your consent
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by ldng 13y ago
How do you check without login in ?
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by ldng 13y ago
How come ?! This is blatantly illegal in Europe ! I genuinely really don't see how they could get passive consent unless FB and Twitter themselves give them access. Or they just scrap public profiles ?
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by ldng 13y ago
That is interesting. How do you envision that for the moment ? As a "Web distribution" with it's own management system that integrate with existing backend and frontend tools ? Or more like a collection of integrated stacks ?
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by ldng 13y ago
I did not think about it like that but, it could be possible to start building something along the lines. Like several "distributions" because not everybody has the same needs obviously.
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by ldng 13y ago
Well it is a nice list but, it's a list, again. By that I mean you either find compilation list like that or full stack framework but what a would personally find more useful would sets of cohesive tools, end-to-end. Sure there are boi
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by ldng 13y ago
Feel like the next logical step. They're already customizing chips for PC constructors (I remember not being able not being able to install a linux on an HP laptop because the customized chip wasn't compatible with drivers). So th
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by ldng 13y ago
It's the usual trick for any hot or controversial matter. They hope nobody will see and/or complain. This trick is outrageous and used way too often.
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by ldng 13y ago
You should consider Paris. You'll have real height available for the buildings ;-)
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The sharing economy blooms on campus, saves Higher Ed?(opensource.com)
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by ldng 13y ago
I did read it. What does it tells you ? Well that Lennart did the commit of the first original. Has it occurred to you that they could have work together on the design ? That Kay might have reviewed/coded all or part of the prototype ? The

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