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by phaer 12y ago
In most parts of society, wealth has little to do with the time spent working.
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by phaer 12y ago
Is this free software? Does it store the bookmarks online?
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by phaer 12y ago
Thank you! The Freeciv web client is one of my favorite projects. As a civ fanatic I thought often about contributing, but never started to do it. Maybe someone from the team could say a few words about the projects organisation, plans and
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by phaer 12y ago
The price of a bottle of coke can change quite radically depending on where in a city you are buying it. Venice is one example for such a city.
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by phaer 12y ago
You are right, I missed that. But you should have protocol relative urls on servers which run https.
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Lisp Flavored Erlang(lfe.io)
2 points by phaer 12y ago|0 comments
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by phaer 12y ago
The site runs over https but loads leaflet over http, so that it get's blocked at least by recent versions of Firefox, Chrom[e/ium] and Internet Explorer. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Security
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by phaer 12y ago
zsh, or at least oh-my-zsh, asks you for confirmation if your rm command looks dangerous.
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by phaer 12y ago
Most states which were controlled by a communist party did not see themselves as communist states, but rather as socialist states on the way to communism. (State) socialism was/is seen as a form of bootstraping mode to communism but co
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by phaer 12y ago
I don't know, but I would have guessed that Google needs to know when it should deliver a message and where it should go, no? That is metadata in my definition.
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by phaer 12y ago
I see you point but it should not weaken the security because encryption happens at the client, Google "only" gets metadata which at least authorities will get anyway. Besides, TextSecure is free software so it might possible to r
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by phaer 12y ago
Probably because of all the documentation and unit tests ;)
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by phaer 12y ago
Afaik TextSecures server infrastructure consists mainly of Google Play Services which comes at no financial costs for them but with the downside of depending on Google to temporary store encrypted text.
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by phaer 12y ago
As far as I now, there is a in-browser client (a browser extension, iirc) in development. Your second question is harder. I don't know of a better solution than a self-hosted jabber-server with https.
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by phaer 12y ago
Only tangential to the ethics of immortality, more about possible consequences of immortality for a given individual is "All Men Are Mortal" by Simone de Beauvoir, highly recommended.
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by phaer 12y ago
2014, year of the Plan 9 desktop ;)
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by phaer 12y ago
Pandoc, which I linked above fits into your question nicely. And because you specifically asked about something to learn from: there are some well made Youtube videos which explain some of the code in pandoc and xmonad: https://w
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by phaer 12y ago
> and yet nobody can ever show me anything written in it other than yet another compiler. http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/ http://git-annex.branchable.com/ http://jaspervdj.be/haky
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Tails calls for new developers(tails.boum.org)
1 points by phaer 12y ago|0 comments
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by phaer 12y ago
> `~` is harder to search for, as well as not on all keyboards. Which keyboards do not have a '~' key? How do those people type a path relative to their home directory? Use $HOME/foo/bar all the time?
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by phaer 12y ago
'Hügel' is just the german word for 'hill'. There's no such word as 'Hugel' in german, the dots over the 'u' make it an Umlaut and all the difference in pronunciation between 'hügel' an
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by phaer 12y ago
Please don't tell me what "people love" without evidence for the stated fact. I am a subset of people and I don't love it.
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by phaer 12y ago
No, I can't stand design which say "you read our heading, great! Now scroll a bit to read the next 5 words" either.
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by phaer 12y ago
I guess, for Google at least, getting all DNS requests of their users is worth paying for a popular DNS server. That's how they know which sites your like even if those sites don't use Google Analytics.
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by phaer 12y ago
If you are part of the Wagtail team: Can you elaborate a bit on the differences between Mezzanine and Wagtail? On the website it says: > But having built content-managed websites for 14 years we have strong opinions about the editor expe
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by phaer 12y ago
There is a demo, you can run it locally using vagrant and it's linked in the README: https://github.com/torchbox/wagtaildemo/ . If you are asking for a hosted demo, then I don't know if there is one bu
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by phaer 12y ago
You mean the Axel Springer company? Yes, and not only a movie. One of their businesses is the publication of germanys "BILD" newspaper which became a bit more moderate in recent decades but was among the main enemies of the left-w
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by phaer 12y ago
I'd say the combination of some moral standards, the fear of getting caught and - first of all - little incentive to leak should be sufficient, no?
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by phaer 12y ago
Yes you could, but it's harder. extract($_GET) does not look as bad as eval(request.GET) but it's almost the same thing for example.
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by phaer 12y ago
I'd say http://urwid.org/ should be the best choice for something like that. The main alternative would be to hack it together by yourself using https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/curses.html

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