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by oever 6y ago
And less dairy. Or less animal-sourced dairy but instead dairy made from grass in a fermentor. https://thosevegancowboys.com/onze-missie/
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by oever 6y ago
Could you share your XMPP setup? What server? What clients for the various operating systems and what setting?
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While Brassica may be the most eaten by mass, there's a variety of other leafs mentioned in the article. The phylogenetic tree show it. https://botanistinthekitchen.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/201...
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by oever 6y ago
It would be great if it would link the music to a graph of information about the songs, bands, individual performers, composers, recordings etc. There's a project that makes this data available as linked data: https://wiki.m
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by oever 6y ago
Not just EU funds, but those are currently the largest funds at NLnet. NLnet does 'funding as a service'. If you want to fund a particular area of FOSS, we (I work there) can administer that. We provide low overhead funding to FOS
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by oever 6y ago
Signing posts, comments and likes is essential for federation. That way fake messages can be prevented. And it allows users to do their own calculation of what to show in a feed. E.g. only likes by whitelisted people could be considered. It
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by oever 6y ago
That $.5 to $12 goes to big tech. That's only a win in the case of very vile advertisers.
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by oever 6y ago
Here's an image gallery with modals using just css. The css :target selector is the magic ingredient. https://madmurphy.github.io/takefive.css/
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by oever 6y ago
Or run the IO in a sandbox where it is streamed out in a simpler/safer format. Or run the entire suite in a sandbox like we do with parts of web browsers.
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by oever 6y ago
The proposal to use sqlite database files instead of zip files falls under the precondition that an attacker can submit a maliciously crafted database file. So the security concerns apply. SQLitte is mostly used in situations where neither
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by oever 6y ago
DTD does not know about namespaces and checks against "prefix:local-name". E.g. the xhtml dtd will not accept this: <h:html xmlns:h="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"/> If you want to ch
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by oever 6y ago
The cited 5 grams is the upper limit in an estimate from a 2019 publication done for WWF Singapore. > "we estimated that globally on average, humans may ingest 0.1 to 5 g of microplastics weekly through various expos
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by oever 6y ago
Saxon has an open source version that supports XSLT 3.0. XQuery 3.1 has multiple open source implementations: Saxon, BaseX, xidel, and xqerl.
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by oever 6y ago
> There is a pure functional programming language waiting to be resurrected from the ashes of XSLT That's XQuery. Version 3.1 handles JSON elegantly. At NLnet, we use it as a static site generator.
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by oever 6y ago
That must have been XSL-FO, a W3C standard. There are several implementations, like Apache FOP, that turn XSL-FO into PDF.
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by oever 6y ago
Green energy is often used in addition to the carbon-based energy. The total amount of used energy increases. Green energy should replace carbon-base energy. Wind and solar are finite too. The places where they can be harvested are scarce.
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by oever 6y ago
Sitemaps are lists of urls on a site. They are not a text index.
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by oever 6y ago
Instead of having many bots do inefficient crawling, web sites should publish their own index. Intermediate parties can combine indexes of the sites. Sites that do not provide indexes get less visitors.
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by oever 6y ago
ForgeFed is a decentralized version control system under development. https://forgefed.peers.community/
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by oever 6y ago
Just say 'over' at the end of your contribution.
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by oever 6y ago
Jamulus is pretty good. With a good audio card, cabled connection a 25ms delay is achievable. You're right. Talking on it feels much better than talking on the phone or video conference.
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by oever 6y ago
I had not heard of Opaleye yet.
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by oever 6y ago
An interesting upcoming graph database is oxigraph. It's written in Rust and might be able to cope well in 2GB. https://github.com/oxigraph/oxigraph/
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by oever 6y ago
A few years back, I used Yesod. It was very nice because of the type-safety from top to bottom. Especially nice in combination with esqueleto. https://www.yesodweb.com/book
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by oever 6y ago
Should vegans eat vegetables grown in manure? There are farmers experimenting with “vegan vegetables”: vegetables grown without manure, but plant-based fertilizer only. E.g. https://www.partyfortheanimals.com/inspiring-pig-f
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by oever 6y ago
qrop looks nice. Thanks for the pointer.
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by oever 6y ago
The most common way in word processing to do collaborative editing is with 'track changes'. That has has quite a bit in common with version control and pull requests. There are different forms to do collaborative editing, real-tim
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by oever 6y ago
Version control is collaborative editing. Synchronizing on every key stroke is real-time collaborative editing. That's nice if you're working on a overlapping data at the same time. In code this does not happen so often because
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by oever 6y ago
EU also does subgranting, with tiny amount of bureaucracy, ideal for single developers or small teams. e.g: https://nlnet.nl/PET/ https://nlnet.nl/discovery Deadline every 2 months, next one in four da
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by oever 6y ago
And 'Dirty Mind' as 4th best Prince album at 326 from 206. De gustibus...

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