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by phaer 10y ago
You are talking about base, they are talking about packages (and -current base).
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by phaer 10y ago
If you use Firefox or Iceweasel, you can disable most of those apis in about:config or user.js. For example, media.peerconnection.enabled = false, to disable WebRTC. dom.battery.enabled = false for battery, etc.
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by phaer 10y ago
You could just use something like https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/ and have working fuzzy-search out of the box (with VIM-like key bindings if you like)
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by phaer 11y ago
Only if you understand desktop market share of an operating system as a battle. Myself and a lot of other people are using GNU/Linux and other libre operating systems with great pleasure and, finally, growing hardware support. I could
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by phaer 11y ago
If history continues with that kind of unexpected turns, we might end up on Microsoft/HURD ;)
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2 Tahoe-LAFS loses, then finds Bitcoin key for donations(tahoe-lafs.org)
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by phaer 11y ago
No, because almost nobody would be lending money to people who have nothing to secure the loan beside their basic income.
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by phaer 11y ago
GNU social is, as far as I understand it, just a rebranding of the old StatusNet project after it joined the GNU project. identi.ca had been the most post popular StatusNet instance until they switched to pump.io, a new project started by a
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by phaer 11y ago
Latest release: http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/units/units-2.12.tar.gz Link for the lazy: https://gist.github.com/phaer/44bd758154fca29d6b38
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by phaer 11y ago
No, it is not. "Jealousy" is a subjective feeling, "inequality" says something about the bigger economy.
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by phaer 11y ago
Like https://github.com/pidu/git-timemachine for emacs?
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by phaer 11y ago
The biggest obstacle I found when I started to try OpenBSD on my Desktop recently was that it does not seem to share support for any disk encryption method and so I can't share an LUKS encrypted hard drive between Linux and OpenBSD. Th
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by phaer 11y ago
OpenBSD, not FreeBSD.
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by phaer 11y ago
It might not be the best idea to steal from someone who has your full name and credit card, which Amazon does for AWS customers as far as I know.
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by phaer 11y ago
> Armchair social commentary doesn't cut it for me. If you'd consider to argue a bit less aggressive and just a but more nuanced, I would in turn consider a serious answer to your arguments. As it stands I am one of the people
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by phaer 11y ago
> We should start from a country that's relatively safe and where the locals can anonymously report if they got to keep the money. Successful examples include Otjivero - Omitara, Namibia[1] and Madhya Pradesh, India[2] [1]: http:&#
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by phaer 11y ago
> We should just spend that money on like... I dunno. Better park benches or something. That'll solve everything. How about ending hunger worldwide? It's mostly a distribution problem nowadays. Or what about providing things li
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by phaer 11y ago
I don't have a strong opinion on the that law, but it's just not true that most muslim organisations in Austria support it. Their official representatives, the IGGÖ are rather critical[1], the muslim youth of Austria strongly opp
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by phaer 11y ago
Thanks, for some reason captures prior to the one I've linked to weren't visible to me.
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by phaer 11y ago
yes, but that could be spoofed, theoretically. That's why I added the link to archive.org ;)
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by phaer 11y ago
Has been online since at least March 27th 2014: http://web.archive.org/web/20140327014007/http://hijinksensu...
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by phaer 11y ago
A relevant part of "this group", if you talk about refugees from Syria, actually is Christian or secular/atheist. And many of them who are even Muslim actually share a bunch of questionable views of women and gays with conser
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by phaer 11y ago
While you could still be prosecuted in Austria, there's at least one institution in Vienna which tests (recreational) drugs for users and is accepted by the local police for their harm-reduction. The catch is that they can't retur
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by phaer 11y ago
Nix(OS) does configuration management too, Guix(SD) does it too but only for the base system as far as I know. There's no need for ansible on a NixOS system.
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Why the Great Glitch of July 8th Should Scare You(medium.com)
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by phaer 11y ago
* Reliability of ones Internet connection should not be much of an issue, because SMTP servers should retry to deliver a mail for several hours/days. Otherwise a secondary MX could be used as a backup for mails in transit. * Policies o
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by phaer 11y ago
Mostly your second answer. It can be regarded safe against most, if not all, non state level attackers, when used cautiously. If you use Tor Browser and HTTPS and check how identifiable your browser is on https://panopticlick.ef
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by phaer 11y ago
You could have just searched for it. The last paragraph of https://www.gnupg.org/gph/en/manual/x135.html says: gpg --verify doc.sig doc (the difference between .sig and .asc in this case is only that
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by phaer 11y ago
I've just bought and skimmed it. In my opinion it looks like a good introduction to emacs and its included packages for new users but it does not really discuss customization in detail. I really like the chapter "Theory of Movemen
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by phaer 11y ago
http://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox

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