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by phaer 13y ago
fun fact: The comments here read like reviews on amazon itself, suspiciously positive ;)
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by phaer 13y ago
selfoss http://selfoss.aditu.de/
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by phaer 13y ago
Android and Linux? ;)
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by phaer 13y ago
People who read this article and upvote it, i guess.
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by phaer 13y ago
Right. The last time i used subversion was about 7 years ago, so i forgot it. But it makes sense for centralized vc
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by phaer 13y ago
Yes the wiki is a git repo, but the percentage of people who have a (current) checkout of their project wiki is probably below 0.1% of all users. Larger project have a domain and a mailinglist but github hosts thousands of small projects wh
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by phaer 13y ago
Its not just a publication method. If you loose your github repo for some reason you loose * the issues * the wiki * the community because your local repo is fine, but nobody knows any other remote than github.
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by phaer 13y ago
Maybe because you want to keep your code base consistent, maybe because there lots of libraries and wrappers in python, maybe because you can run python on nearly all platforms including the jvm, etc.
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by phaer 13y ago
What? The result would be exactly the same, right? You don't have your unpushed commit if your laptop is broken, neither with svn nor with git. The only difference is that you still can use your local git repository if your server burn
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by phaer 13y ago
Whats special about this? It looks like any other linux distribution on an usb stick, maybe with a stronger focus on non-techie end users.
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by phaer 13y ago
I thought we already had crowd-funding for public services and it was called "taxes", no?
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by phaer 13y ago
I have an different experience. When I install Ubuntu or Fedora I have things like an office suite, a PDF reader, Photomanagment, etc. If not I tick a few checkboxes in the software app and "Install". With Windows i have to downlo
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by phaer 13y ago
Out of interest: Where do you stay? Do you rent a flat/house? If so: How do keep it clean? What do you eat? Are you out-sourcing your food production? I am asking because, the smartphone discussion aside, i find it questionable to spea
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by phaer 13y ago
It is not, if you frame it like that. But my parent claimed implicitly that the w3c needs to see the web as a pure presentational layer. I have nothing against graphical layers, but a semantic web should stay priority #1 if you ask me. Also
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by phaer 13y ago
...and all those impaired people and people with old and slow devices are finally locked out of our new shiny "sane" web. The web isn't just one visual presentation layer, its a multitude of presentation layers for all kind o
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by phaer 13y ago
You might find something on http://staticgen.com/
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by phaer 13y ago
Maybe "blogging tool" would be the correct description, a cms is should support much more than just one content type.
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by phaer 13y ago
Even if it works smoothly - and you need a better laptop for this than many poor students have, no 300$ netbooks and such, it still eats your battery which can be bad if you are in a university with a shortage on power outlets like mine and
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by phaer 13y ago
Ancient? My machine (thinkpad x220) was brand new in 2011.
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by phaer 13y ago
Yes, i bought a machine with intel graphics for that reason but i never had as many kernel panics before. i915 leads http://oops.kernel.org/ :-/
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by phaer 13y ago
Maybe they can now use some sort of direct access to your address book for their...ah, promotional emails.
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by phaer 13y ago
Is there a git tool which syncs remotes? I could set up a second remote for the times github is down, but how do i share it with my team members? Does everybody need to add it manually? That could become tedious with larger teams or more re
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by phaer 13y ago
> Historically passports are a very recent thing in the history of travel. Because border control per se is a rather modern thing.
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by phaer 13y ago
In this combination i'd say evolution, but i do not know the kde universe too well.
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by phaer 13y ago
* I learned from books and some online tutorials. I would use coursera and similar tools, but the were not available in 2000. I made some friends online trough irc & xmpp but beside that i had no contact to fellow programmers during the
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by phaer 13y ago
According to wikipedia, Snus is illegal in the european union with "special excemptions" for sweden and norway https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snus
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by phaer 13y ago
...but you can't read it in vim, you have to use emacs doc-view-mode for that ;)
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by phaer 13y ago
"or do you prefer to move from this country to another (where some other agency will fuck you the same way)?" Im sorry, but that won't happen to you in a lot of other countries. Even with data retention in the european union
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by phaer 13y ago
I think the first 2 examples do not necessarily affect your personal privacy but the knowledge that there are some checks and balances left. You are right that data leaks/abuse might be the biggest risk concerning the 3rd example. But
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by phaer 13y ago
* It undermines the freedom of the press because journalists need to protect their sources. * It undermines the rule of law because the government should not know what you discuss with your lawyer. * It sabotages the health system because

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