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Twitter abruptly took the x username from the guy who originally had it(businessinsider.com)
6 points by maxloh 3y ago|1 comments
932.
by maxloh 3y ago
Unfortunately Firefox doesn't have a good UI/UX after all. The last time I checked, multiple profiles support is somehow half-baked.
933.
by maxloh 3y ago
Is that really legal? Seems that they are using Time News Roman's glyphs.
934.
by maxloh 3y ago
IMO it is not about social media influencing the youngs' culture, but in contract, just welly-designed products that fit most of their target audiences' needs. The world is constantly changing and each generation is special and di
935.
by maxloh 3y ago
How does this compare to EdgeQL?
936.
by maxloh 3y ago
What is WhatsApp's perspective on this matter?
937.
by maxloh 3y ago
I wonder whether a license is a valid FOSS license, if it requires users to share works they created with it (like a FOSS PhotoShop but any artwork edited with it must be licensed under Creative Commons).
938.
by maxloh 3y ago
No. Those plugins call functions from AGPL's codebase and they are designed only to be combined with AGPL's work into a larger work, so they are derivative works. But there is a chance that CSS and svg icons are not required to be
939.
by maxloh 3y ago
Could this be reverse engineered so that third-party browsers sent the same hash as Chrome?
940.
by maxloh 3y ago
The first one is close-sourced. Why should I choose it over a open-core alternative (Chrome).
941.
by maxloh 3y ago
Then we may just pretend ourselves as Google bot.
942.
by maxloh 3y ago
Did you mirror Chrome's useragent?
943.
by maxloh 3y ago
Web Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20230721111917/https://webcache....
944.
by maxloh 3y ago
You used the word "fully", which means part of them isn't fully open source. :(
945.
by maxloh 3y ago
Which is the first time? Any hacker news link?
946.
by maxloh 3y ago
You may employed a wrong strategy. To prevent paid sync services, you should license your protocols and data formats in AGPL, which requires derivative work (third-party sync services) to be open sourced. The client app in contrast, should
947.
by maxloh 3y ago
Turns out they picked a source-available license. https://github.com/anyproto/anytype-ts/blob/main/LICENSE.md
948.
by maxloh 3y ago
I always found array index confusing. For example, given a array with size N in Python, we can iterate it from 0 to N-1 (onwards) and from -1 to -N (backwards), which is not consistent at all. Programming language is meant for human eyes. I
949.
by maxloh 3y ago
Why doesn't youtube-dl break this law? Isn't it do similar operations to extract videos from websites?
950.
by maxloh 3y ago
The missing piece seems to be mouse acceleration. Linux have it but the acceleration curve is quite different from Windows' offering. > A mouse acceleration feature accelerates the motion of your pointer. It enables users to move th
951.
by maxloh 3y ago
Web App is more convenient for me. Especially the times when I am using public computers.
952.
by maxloh 3y ago
Does our technology advanced enough to grow teeth from stem cells?
953.
by maxloh 3y ago
Seems that they will take the proprietary source available approach instead. I don't think that is the same thing as "open source". https://community.anytype.io/t/which-license-would-anytype-c...
954.
by maxloh 3y ago
Is that really open source? I can't find it's source code on GitHub.
955.
by maxloh 3y ago
Setting it up is a little bit complicated. I wish they have a offline electron app.
956.
by maxloh 3y ago
That surprised me when using GitHub too.
957.
by maxloh 3y ago
That is supported officially: - uses: actions/cache@v3 with: # npm cache files are stored in `~/.npm` on Linux/macOS path: ~/.npm key: ${{ runner.os }}-${{ hashFiles('**/package-lock.j
958.
by maxloh 3y ago
Not every packages in RHEL is GPL. Red Hat could just refuse to offer source code for those licensed in permissive licenses.
959.
by maxloh 3y ago
How could Red Hat identify the person who "leak" the source in the internet?
960.
by maxloh 3y ago
That means we just need a large number of disposable contributors/accounts, who download the RHEL source and republish it? BTW, how could Red Hat identify the person who "leak" the source in the internet?

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