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Eyemoo Color RLCD Epaper Tablet(eyemootech.com)
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by orlandohill 3y ago
Paul Graham has some nice advice on this in his essay, What You'll Wish You'd Known. http://paulgraham.com/hs.html "In the graduation-speech approach, you decide where you want to be in twenty years, and the
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by orlandohill 4y ago
I've been using a Dasung Paperlike HD-FT since early 2020, and I'm still very happy with it. I have a similar setup, but only need to switch monitor to see details in videos or colored images. The refresh rate isn't normally
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by orlandohill 4y ago
Board Game Arena has a free implementation of Can't Stop with multi-player match making. https://en.boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=cantstop
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by orlandohill 5y ago
Manning have many programming audio books. I'd recommend buying directly from their website if you want any that include code samples or illustrations. It's a bit more expensive than from Audible, but they often have sales offerin
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by orlandohill 5y ago
Joel Spolsky described this technique, calling it Evidence Based Scheduling . I'm surprised that it didn't become more popular. https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2007/10/26/evidence-based-sch...
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by orlandohill 5y ago
The creator of Prince of Persia, Jordan Mechner, has recently adapted the ancient Persian tale, Samak the Ayyar. Samak, a rogue with the skills of a ninja and the ideals of a knight, leads his band of ayyars in a thrilling adventure of sec
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by orlandohill 6y ago
> My suggestion would be to have a license that makes the software free to use for anyone and companies with a maximum net profit of (say) $1M. The Polyform Small Business license does this, though the threshold is $1M in revenue , no
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Putting certain restrictions on The Four Freedoms for the sake of building a sustainable business sounds very reasonable. Some licenses put restrictions on freedom 0, the right to run the program. That's the approach taken by Prosperit
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by orlandohill 6y ago
The Polyform Project has a set of standardized source-available licenses. These can be used for a dual-licensing business model. Customers can use the software for free under the terms of the source-available license, or pay to buy a pr
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by orlandohill 6y ago
You can achieve something similar by dual-licensing under a paid license and the source-available license, Polyform Small Business . https://polyformproject.org/licenses/small-business/1.0.0
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by orlandohill 6y ago
There are source-available licenses for this: Polyform Non-Commercial License https://polyformproject.org/licenses/noncommercial/1.0.0 Prosperity Public License https://prosperitylicense.com/
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by orlandohill 6y ago
The Polyform Project has two source-available licenses that achieve a similar result. * Perimeter https://polyformproject.org/licenses/perimeter/1.0.0 * Shield https://polyformproject.org/license
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Check out the Polyform Project's Small Business License . It has a threshold of 100 employees and contractors, and 1,000,000 USD in annual revenue. Of course, the OSI's Open Source Definition precludes these kinds of restrictions
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by orlandohill 6y ago
You don't need to expand the license, just ask contributors to sign a contributor license agreement . https://indieopensource.com/public-private/contributors
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Dual-licensing with a suitable public license would allow him to build a viable business. https://duallicensing.com/ https://indieopensource.com/public-private/indies EPPlus was relicensed earlier this
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Check out the Polyform Project's Small Business License . It has a threshold of 100 employees and contractors, and 1,000,000 USD in annual revenue. Of course, the OSI's Open Source Definition precludes these kinds of restrictions
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by orlandohill 6y ago
I highly recommend Brian McDonald's three books on screen writing, Invisible Ink , The Golden Theme , and Ink Spots . They're short, succinct, and practical. Brian also hosts a podcast on storytelling, You Are a Storyteller .
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Yes, grammars can be used for both string matching and string generation. You could generate strings from an ungrammar , but you would need a way to generate valid tokens too.
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by orlandohill 6y ago
That's why I said they were source-available .
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by orlandohill 6y ago
The Polyform Project has some source-available licenses that might suit your needs, particularly Internal Use , Perimeter , and Shield . https://polyformproject.org/licenses/
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by orlandohill 6y ago
The Polyform Project's Shield and Perimeter licenses would have been better choices if they had wanted to stop other companies from selling hosted versions of Plausible. https://polyformproject.org/licenses/
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Yes. This is sometimes called dual-licensing , but a less ambiguous term is public-private licensing . https://indieopensource.com/public-private/indies
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by orlandohill 6y ago
The Polyform Project has a set of standardized, source-available licenses. Shield or Perimeter might suit your needs. https://polyformproject.org/licenses/
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Please read the license terms carefully. New Products If you are using the software to provide a product that does not compete, but the licensor or any of its affiliates brings your product into competition by providing a new version of
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by orlandohill 6y ago
Please read the license terms carefully. Distribution of the source code, modified or unmodified, would not be considered competition. On the contrary, it is an explicitly granted right. So, for example, forking on GitHub is allowed. Distr
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by orlandohill 6y ago
If anyone is interested in using a source-available license for their own code, the Polyform Project has a set of standardized, source-available licenses. https://polyformproject.org/ PolyForm Shield would probably achieve
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by orlandohill 6y ago
If you want to open all of your product's code, then you might want to use a public-private licensing model. https://indieopensource.com/public-private/users Have a look at the Parity Public License and the Prospe
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by orlandohill 6y ago
It works perfectly for reading documentation, writing code, and browsing the web. The refresh rate is fast enough to watch movies, but I haven't done that yet. Switching windows leaves faint artifacts on the screen, but I barely notice
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by orlandohill 6y ago
I've been using a 13.3" Dasung Paperlike HD-FT monitor for a few months. I use it without the front light, and set the display to 2x magnification. I'd highly recommend it to anyone having problems with LCD screens. http:&#x

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