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by orra 5y ago
This is the first version without the obnoxious advertising clause in the licence. Now it's Apache v2. It's a shame that OpenBSD and hence LibreSSL don't like the Apache v2 licence. Now, I think (IMHO) that's mainly Open
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by orra 5y ago
Thanks for another, dare I say mainstream, perspective on this.
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by orra 5y ago
> some of their decisions actively harmful for a systems language That's quite a strong statement. What specifically do you dislike?
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by orra 5y ago
You unfairly called me hyperbolic.
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by orra 5y ago
> I don’t see that anywhere in the post to which I replied Try again. They said "Squatters are absolute scum of the earth", and proceeded to prove that with an anecdote specifically about meth [manufacturing] destroying a house
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by orra 5y ago
> I’m not sure why you are being downvoted. Well, they're equating all squatters with meth manufacturers.
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by orra 5y ago
Indeed. That said, it's worth noting the files in the article predate that. The US didn't join the Berne convention until 1 March 1989.
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by orra 5y ago
Alas: Bitcoin.
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by orra 5y ago
IMHO, the targetting the spike protein helps the vaccines remain highly effective against variants. SARS-CoV-2 can evolve, but without the spike it wouldn't be so infectious (and with the spike, the vaccines already target it).
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by orra 5y ago
addons.mozilla.org
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by orra 5y ago
As a Scots spikkar, thanks for your support o language diversity. > first firefox gets it's own scots locale, next 2ndIndyRef :) Altho ye're jokin—an A'm a supporter o Scots independence—it wad be guid gin spikkin Scots wi
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by orra 5y ago
> well, maybe, I must admit I didn't know of a canonical written form of modern Scots. Modren Scots, unfortunately, disna hae ae orthography, altho it haes a wheen o credible an similar yins. We'd probably hae a mair official o
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by orra 5y ago
> [carbon fibre] don't have a nice plastic region like metals. An amusing turn of phrase, given we are presumably talking about carbon fibre reinforced plastics.
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by orra 5y ago
Oh, please. Technology is deflationary. Significant, repeated, above inflation price rises aren't the fault of users: it's the US Government enabling monopoly corruption.
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by orra 5y ago
There's a cost to switching. Established links, domain reputation.
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by orra 5y ago
Despite the original intention of .com, not everybody using a .com domain is running a for profit business...
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by orra 5y ago
That's incredibly fucked up. The .com contract needs to go out to tender.
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by orra 5y ago
Your reverse proxy can handle the TLS termination. Nginx or Traifik or whatever. Besides, if you're doing microservices, whatever is managing them should be able to restart them gracefully. No need for reload as such.
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by orra 5y ago
If you're running microservices, won't you be running them on a platform? If on Kubernetes, just install cert-manager. Or if using FaaS, your platform will already do TLS termination, no?
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by orra 5y ago
I love an ambitious project like this. It's a tall order, but sometimes projects like this take off.
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by orra 5y ago
> more relevant context to include might be that Epstein had already been _convicted_ for separate sex crimes _before_ these hang-outs with Bill Indeed. It makes Bill's decision quite the choice .
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by orra 5y ago
> and the writer sounds homophobic. Please. What a complete (and baseless) misdirection. This is like that time Kevin Spacey responded to accusations of him committing sexual assault by coming out as gay.
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by orra 5y ago
Ah, damn. Didn't realise. It also looks like Baidu are now developing their Deep Speech as open source? https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/DeepSpeech
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by orra 5y ago
Er, if you found my previous post criticising his behaviour, you should have found the article I cited previously. Here is the article link again: https://selamjie.medium.com/remove-richard-stallman-appendix... Specifically
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by orra 5y ago
Mozilla announced Deep Speech[1] around the same time as Common Voice. Mozilla Deep Speech is an open source speech recognition engine, based upon Baidu's Deep Speech research paper[2]. Unsurprisingly, Deep Speech requires a corpus suc
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by orra 5y ago
Indeed, it's great to see open data corpuses expand.
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by orra 5y ago
> vagueness > could imply sexual harassment [only] if you squint > character assassination Complete hyperbole. As I said in another thread, threatening suicide at somebody because they won't date you is neither "vague&quo
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by orra 5y ago
Again, as I said: Stallman allegedly has a pattern of troubling behaviour going back decades. Not just troubling words, either, but actual behaviour. Stallman's crass words about consent, re sex-traffic teenagers, was just the straw th
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by orra 5y ago
Stallman told a woman he would kill himself if she wouldn't date him. That's not just 'sad', as you call it. That's abusive emotional manipulation. And no, neither depression nor autism excuse such behaviour.
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by orra 5y ago
> how Richard Stallman got treated for a couple of offhand comments That's quite misleading. Richard Stallman was criticised for a repeated pattern of behaviour. Allegedly, according to many witnesses, he harassed and coerced women

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