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by me_bx 11y ago
yes, it does :)
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by me_bx 11y ago
Same in Belgium. Just visit http://kbopub.economie.fgov.be/kbopub/zoeknummerform.html and for added convenience http://data.be (thx @unixhero)
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by me_bx 11y ago
A great explanation of why freedomBox is necessary and important is the keynote from Eben Moglen at Fosdem (Free and Open Source European Meeting) 2011. Why Political Liberty Depends on Software Freedom More Than Ever Video: https:/&#
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by me_bx 11y ago
Personally I got connected to a lot of small businesses with problems by working at a coworking space. Found clients, but also providers there, all in a friendly atmosphere. Otherwise, you can try to do some networking at events targeted to
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by me_bx 11y ago
Author(s) would really gain some credibility by adding information about their identity inside the hubzilla website. I first wondered whether this was a mozilla project, then looked for a name, thing is visible. Why should I trust them then
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by me_bx 11y ago
Also worth noting: remote IE [1] can be used to test IE from a remote machine. Would prevent from wasting disk space installing one window VM for each IE version to test... Has anyone tried it? It's not clear from the site which versio
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by me_bx 11y ago
Congrats! Looks beautiful, makes the whole process so easy. This will save so much time to many people.
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by me_bx 11y ago
if they continue like this, people will use 'm$' for mozilla, not for microsoft anymore.
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by me_bx 11y ago
You can render the graph once, then store the position of each node/edge. Can be done on the server, or in the browser then export the result if it's only for a one shot.
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by me_bx 11y ago
The Force-Atlas2 algorithm [1] has some benefits over the force layout implemented in d3.js, when you want to highlight the communities structure in the graph. A javascript implementation is found in the library sigma.js [2]. Other basic la
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by me_bx 11y ago
This tutorial is not bad at all: Building Responsive Visualizations with D3.js [1] [1]: https://blog.safaribooksonline.com/2014/02/17/building-respo...
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by me_bx 11y ago
Too bad I'm reading this after commenting. I saw the CC list, but I assumed this would subscribe me to email notifications about this bug, which I don't want to receive. I'd like to fix this, but it seems like cutting-edge
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by me_bx 11y ago
Interesting observation: out of the 105 comments in this HN thread, none mention the company that owns whatsapp: facebook. Is whatsapp still a separate entity? Aren't whatsapp laywers facebook lawyers? just asking as I'm curious t
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by me_bx 11y ago
done :)
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by me_bx 11y ago
indeed :) Care has even been taken to include the light and bold variants of the font, but not the regular one.
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by me_bx 11y ago
These guys should make their site's even text smaller, thinner, and lighter in color. For the moment, we still notice that there's something that we're supposed to read. http://contrastrebellion.com/ Sorry fo
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by me_bx 11y ago
Looks nice. Some suggestions: * provide more information about does "audit" consist of. * update your privacy policy so that your users get aware of which data you will pull out of their GA accounts, what you do with it, how long
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by me_bx 12y ago
I'm curious: what's wrong with Github private repos?
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by me_bx 12y ago
> When do you know your startup has failed? That's a good question, maybe not the right one. I'd rephrase it as "When should you decide to stop working on your startup project?". You should decide when to stop pushing
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by me_bx 12y ago
I'm disappointed that I can't find two pieces of information that are essential for me on this website: * the identity of the author(s) * a link a repository hosting the source code
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by me_bx 12y ago
for the paranoïd lazy export HISTCONTROL=ignorespace grep -i <password> 10-million-combos.txt (type a space before the command for it not to be logged in the history)
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by me_bx 12y ago
well, there's more in it: * a nice openbox config * an exceptionally great community.
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by me_bx 12y ago
> But honest question: with the rise of Ubuntu, Debian and a few other "alpha" Linux versions, does it make sense to put in effort and keep an alternative Linux version running? Oh yes, it definitely makes sense. Because: bloat
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by me_bx 12y ago
As others have commented, breakage is to be expected. I'm sure someone will share an unofficial crunchbang setup script (based on a minimal debian install) once Jessie becomes stable. Happened in the past already, works very well. Crun
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Sony Hack: France doubts North Korea is guilty (leak)(translate.google.fr)
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by me_bx 12y ago
looks nice :)
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by me_bx 12y ago
It all depends on your use case. If user streams are not releavant to you, you may use the `filter` endpoint instead of `sample`, and focus on keywords describing a relevant niche for your analysis. In case you want to limit yourself to twe
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by me_bx 12y ago
Can anyone tell what the `/vit` endPoints are? Are they endPoints reserved to whitelisted clients? e.g. `/followers/list.json` vs `/followers/vit/list.json`
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by me_bx 12y ago
The twitter social graph (follow connections between people) is my data source, I extract it from the API and cache it in a database. The mariadb table storing this information currently takes a bit more than 500GB, it has about 4 billion r
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by me_bx 12y ago
Feedback: the text of the left hand-side panel (instruction area) is light-gray and too thin to be readable on my 14'' screen, I had to play with the console to fix this. You may benefit from staying away of fashionable design tre

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