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by m_b 7y ago
Thanks for lecturing me about licensing, as a contributor I already know that. Isn’t it allowed to go further that sources access, what’s written on a piece of paper, and caring about ethics? Does OSS contributors really needs to be so alie
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by m_b 7y ago
Not proud that open source I contribute to help USA kills people, it really sucks.
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Amiga 2000 revision 6.2 motherboard re-done in KiCAD(github.com)
2 points by m_b 7y ago|0 comments
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by m_b 7y ago
They truly don’t know what they are talking about. We’ll maybe ultimately discover they weren’t using FTPS (or SFTP) but FTP and their non-hashed credentials were stolen and that won’t be a surprise to me...
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by m_b 7y ago
Am I the only one not understanding a shit about this UX nightmare? Why is this so complicated? Where are the CLI tools to do this stuff conveniently?
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by m_b 7y ago
yeah
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by m_b 7y ago
The hacker is now doing a post-mortem in the GitHub issues of the project: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix.org/issues
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by m_b 7y ago
For a bit of context: Matrix.org infrastructure has been hacked a second time in 24h, after restoring everything they went down again, story developing here: https://twitter.com/matrixdotorg/status/1116304867683905
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by m_b 8y ago
Try Plume, a federated blogging application which implement ActivityPub standards in Rust. It's FOSS of course. https://joinplu.me
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by m_b 8y ago
Looks so 2000s to visit this website.
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by m_b 8y ago
This project sucks. Another bullshit firefox.com product that reinvent something existing and well established (eg. Jirafeau or Lufi). I hate so much what Mozilla become.
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by m_b 8y ago
Oh, don't worry I'm convinced! I just find it strange calling this "going solo", because the guy telling us this isn't.
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by m_b 8y ago
Funny reading here « going solo » but get a « lawyer », an « accountant », etc.
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by m_b 8y ago
It’s amazing what can come out techies brains.
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by m_b 8y ago
Wow! Another stupid project from tech geniuses. In place of taking care of the initial problems (« soaring rents and the difficulty of treating substance abuse, mental illness, and other health concerns » as mentioned in the article), let’s
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by m_b 8y ago
Any clue what happened? Zero useful information is provided by Zoom regarding this incident.
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by m_b 8y ago
You are absolutely right, and none should be doing it.
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by m_b 8y ago
It's legal means it's the right thing to do?
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by m_b 8y ago
What a surprise. But still we should continue to think about them as a company working to make the world a better place... Everything is fine.
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by m_b 8y ago
I wish he’ll read the entire article and answers provided by some wise people.
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by m_b 8y ago
This is definitely the most hilarious one, James is a genius.
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by m_b 8y ago
BackupPC is the best one: https://backuppc.github.io/backuppc/ You get every professional features out of the box (full/inc backups, deduplication, compression...) & everything is automated.
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by m_b 8y ago
Wow, capitalism (& employement obviously) is shit. What a surprise! Thank you HN to sharing this and reminding us that our great leaders are geniuses but bad to us in the same time and we should get on with it.
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by m_b 8y ago
Seriously, who cares? I got this on my personal email because I'm using Firefox Sync and I don't subscribed to promotional communication campaign. Mozilla sucks.
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You’re Invited to the Firefox Concert Series(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by m_b 8y ago|1 comments
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by m_b 8y ago
Centralization is of course the problem here, I don't want to give more power to these corp.
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Debunking “OSINT Analysis of the TOR Foundation” and a Few Words about Tor(dustri.org)
2 points by m_b 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Email + XMPP + Matrix, pay as you want(gageure.fr)
10 points by m_b 8y ago|0 comments
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by m_b 8y ago
Okay, what’s your point?
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Mozilla is still screwing around with privacy in Firefox(dustri.org)
8 points by m_b 8y ago|2 comments

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