mapleoin

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961.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I prefer the creationist belief.
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LATimes - the Lost Art of Reading(latimes.com)
4 points by mapleoin 17y ago|3 comments
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by mapleoin 17y ago
I contribute to the Fedora Project's Infrastructure. Specifically the pkgdb: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb I've also contributed extremely insignificant patches to django and turbogears. I'm not a startup hacker though...
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Python 2.6 abc - Abstract Base Classes(doughellmann.com)
1 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
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[usability] The aristocratic desktop (part 3) : There's no tray icon in GNOME(ploum.frimouvy.org)
1 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 17y ago
phew. I wasn't sure if you were being ironic or not.
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KDE 4.3.0 (Caizen) released(kde.org)
17 points by mapleoin 17y ago|7 comments
968.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Red Hat is actually downstream from Fedora. Red Hat takes a Fedora release once every two years and makes it into a RHEL.
969.
by mapleoin 17y ago
this isn't a soap opera. It's their business, even if they decided to make part of the thing public.
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by mapleoin 17y ago
that's what I was using before ;) To be honest I switched to Terminus when I bought a new laptop with 1680x1050 on 15'' and I wanted to fit more text on the screen. Terminus is really great at small sizes. For everything else there's Deja V
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by mapleoin 17y ago
Yeah, I'm using terminus now, too. It's awesome! I went through a great deal of pain to get emacs 23 and try out some new fonts, but then discovered terminus and now it's relatively useless :)
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by mapleoin 17y ago
even copper?
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by mapleoin 17y ago
So why do they buy the license? CentOS is 100% compatible with RedHat. There is no reason to buy a license other than if you want the support they offer. RHN is part of that support.
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by mapleoin 17y ago
But he didn't really mean it. He was just mocking the doc, right? That's how I remember it at least. He just wanted to do construction work like the rest of his friends.
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by mapleoin 17y ago
um... no, not really. There is proprietary (you mean proprietary, not commercial) software without any kind of support provided to the user and there is open source software with _commercial_ support.
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How the Swedish Pirate Party Platform Backfires on Free Software(gnu.org)
9 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 17y ago
Write one yourself in your favourite programming language! Don't forget to include (what I use on my blahg): a markup language (textile), code highlighting(pygments), a templating engine(mako), RSS. The markup language and the templating en
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Rate movies to get other recommendations. Univ. of Minnesota(movielens.org)
1 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
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Fleet Foxes thank piracy for their success(torrentfreak.com)
41 points by mapleoin 17y ago|26 comments
980.
by mapleoin 17y ago
maybe he's got more users?
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by mapleoin 17y ago
there's the link to the original post at the beginning. I found reading the whole post on stereogum's site more relaxing however.
982.
by mapleoin 17y ago
thanks! I didn't know libre.fm was so well-known around here.
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by mapleoin 17y ago
guys? what did I say? Was this so off-topic? I was only suggesting an alternative...
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by mapleoin 17y ago
it's good for the environment ;) . I always power down my notebook at night.
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by mapleoin 17y ago
I'm surprised the article doesn't mention Fedora's boot time. Fedora already has 20 seconds ( https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/20SecondStartup ) and their last release was 30 seconds. So I guess they've got a head-start
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by mapleoin 17y ago
In an open world, http://libre.fm shows promise.
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by mapleoin 17y ago
can I upload my FLACs over there?
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Pirate Party Wins 7.1% of Swedish Vote, Enters European Parliament(torrentfreak.com)
177 points by mapleoin 17y ago|54 comments
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Join the Revolution | Become a Linux Foundation member(linuxfoundation.org)
1 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 17y ago
There's pyblosxom for python and _why's hobix for ruby (which is dead). There's also http://www.jekyllrb.com/ for ruby now which is very advanced and very active. I started my own static blogging system written in python sort of copying w

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