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by mgunes 14y ago
Previously by the author: "Ivo – a reimagined Unix terminal system" - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3300264
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Paranoid Androids(thenewinquiry.com)
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Interview with Dennis Ritchie, Bjarne Stroustrup and James Gosling(gotw.ca)
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by mgunes 14y ago
Accidentally downvoted you; I thought people on HN interested in autonomous, decentralized systems not acquainted with Giordano Bruno should become so: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giordano_Bruno http://warburg.sas.ac.uk/index.php?id=446
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by mgunes 14y ago
> The intention is to keep NewsBlur open-source. We'll see how that goes. Do you mean with the investors? Do you perceive or foresee pressure from YC against keeping it open source, or do you believe there will be a shift of incentive
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by mgunes 14y ago
Will you keep making the source code available in a free software license in the upcoming iterations? Is the YC investment likely to cause any change in this regard? I'm happy that you're able to work much more freely on NewsBlur, but as an
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The Internet considered as a fifth dimension, that of memory(booktwo.org)
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by mgunes 14y ago
Two good examples of institutional logbooks in the form of weekly notes: http://berglondon.com/blog/tag/weeknotes/ http://www.helsinkidesignlab.org/categories/weeknote
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by mgunes 14y ago
The developers haven't specified a support and maintenance period, and unmaintained software being "around" isn't a good thing. See my other comment: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4276988
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by mgunes 14y ago
They aren't specifying the period for which they will be providing bug fixes and maintenance. Which means the software has an unknown (and judging by similar cases, probably very small) amount usable life left. As opposed to how the app sto
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by mgunes 14y ago
I just addressed this in a comment on another submission: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4276668 People aren't throwing their arms up because they lost ten dollars; they're doing so because a piece of software that was important in t
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by mgunes 14y ago
> It's amazing how so many people are complaining about the EOL'ing of a software app that's equivalent to the price of two lattes The value of productivity software that is integrated to your workflow cannot be determined by its cost
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Why the Library of Congress is wrong to archive Twitter(scripting.com)
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by mgunes 14y ago
If you read my comment slowly, you'll note that I didn't express any dissatisfaction with Firefox updates, and said "somewhat technically-minded people", which corresponds to your definition of "a section of the geek population".
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by mgunes 14y ago
It probably implies "yet another Firefox release (without many significant user-facing changes)..." There seems to be a general grudge among somewhat technically-minded people against the entire phenomenon of new Firefox releases since Fire
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The Trouble With Scientism(tnr.com)
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A Vernacular Web: The Indigenous and The Barbarians(art.teleportacia.org)
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Arcades, Mall Rats, and Tumblr Thugs(thenewinquiry.com)
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The GIF Pronunciation Page(olsenhome.com)
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Facebook Should Make A Camera (interconnected.org)
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by mgunes 14y ago
Some relevant writing on unsolicited redesigns from last year, worth bearing in mind in this context, by - Lukas Mathis: http://ignorethecode.net/blog/2011/05/15/unsolicited_redesig... - Khoi Vinh: http://www.subtraction.com/2011/07/28/u
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Teaching is a Form of Compression(carlos.bueno.org)
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The Invisible Fist(fugitive.quadrantcrossing.org)
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It's The 21st Century – Why Are We Working So Much?(guardian.co.uk)
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Twilight of the American Newspaper(harpers.org)
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by mgunes 14y ago
There was an actual attempt to add a "No military use" clause to the GPL (effectively making it a different license) a few years ago: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1683750/posts
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Nara – The Typeface That Never Existed(typotheque.com)
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GStreamer Streaming Server Library(schleef.org)
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The Anthologists(blog.frankchimero.com)
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by mgunes 14y ago
The author's original essay from San Diego Law Review (2007): http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=998565

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