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p4bl0
5y ago
I understand that people can be fed up with their employers and/or commute, and that they see remote working as a solution. However I also worry a lot about two aspects of remote working: 1- Employers will want to increase surveillance
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5y ago
I can't access this website on mobile. All I can see is a cookie banner that tries to force me to accept all cookies at once with a big unique "accept" button. There is an almost hidden link to a cookie policy page which itse
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p4bl0
5y ago
That's just the init.el file. I had several custom Emacs packages loaded from it ;).
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5y ago
I've been using Emacs for almost 15 years now. At some point I even did my emails (using mu4e) and social medias (twitter and identica at the time) with it, in addition to all my work. My Emacs was heavily customized and I spent a lot
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5y ago
That's what I meant by "keeping it somewhere" ;).
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5y ago
Nice. I will keep this link somewhere in case I have to teach a system course in the future.
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5y ago
Yes I know about this project. It was launched by Marc (from Mines-Telecom) who is a friend of mine and took the idea from my course (I originally asked him to teach it with me as he is quite involved in open source through the Inkscape pro
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5y ago
I'm a CS associate professor. I teach a course which consists in contributing to a free software, in third year at my uni. A few years ago a couple of students decided to make a contribution to GNU ls. The change was to have the output
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5y ago
Same here, and I still don't really understand what it was. Even though I've been on twitter for almost 14 years. EDIT: it seems it was some kind of "stories" like they are called on other platforms, the feature was only
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Fast Factoring Integers by SVP Algorithms (“This Destroys RSA”)
(eprint.iacr.org)
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5y ago
Isn't that a modeling problem? Let's say you don't pay for an item but for a basket even if it has only one item. If each specific basket has its own unique id then you have a unique resource that can have a paid or not yet p
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5y ago
Yes, that was my thought too. The HTTP verb PUT is specifically made for idempotency, why would HTTP need a header filed for that?
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Landlock merged in mainline for Linux 5.13
(landlock.io)
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5y ago
For those who thought this was n interesting link about starting to work on cryptology related project: it's not This has nothing to do with crypto it is yet another thread about scam energy-wasting fake money.
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5y ago
There is nothing inherent about NFTs. You got that right.
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5y ago
Destroying the environment I guess. And surfing on the sad hype that the NFT buzzword have.
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6y ago
Holy sh*t I just clicked on a phone number `tel:` link in my browser on my laptop and the phone number was instantly typed into my phone, one-press away to be called. I wasn't expecting that!
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6y ago
KDE is awesome. KDE Connect is awesome too. It does a lot of useful stuff (remote media control, remote trackpad, remote keyboard, etc). But the most awesome things are the little stuff: the ability to answer any notification from your phon
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Kdenlive 21.04 Released
(kdenlive.org)
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6y ago
I hope Cellbrite users like the rhythm and lyrics of Never gonna give you up .
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Joint Statement on the GNU Project
(guix.gnu.org)
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The unreasonnable effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences [pdf]
(maths.ed.ac.uk)
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6y ago
For varying definitions of tiny and experimental .
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I learned to stop worrying and love the hamburger menu
(pointieststick.com)
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Luciole: A typeface developed explicitly for visually impaired people
(luciole-vision.com)
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Input: Customisable Fonts for Code
(input.djr.com)
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6y ago
Same here!
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The HN title is not explained at all by the linked page, which on the contrary specifies that “ For instance, call them by the names they use, and honor their preferences about their gender identity ” which is absolutely not transphobic.
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RetroShare v0.6.6
(retroshareteam.wordpress.com)
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OSI Response to RMS’s Reappointment to the Board of the Free Software Foundation
(opensource.org)
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