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Bulgaria's new eGov minister is a software engineer(twitter.com)
309 points by phoronixrly 5y ago|129 comments
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Hello, Thank you for distributing the designs. The choice of license is completely yours to make. That is what the comment above should have said instead of complaining.
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Cloud-free control web interface for vacuum robots(valetudo.cloud)
2 points by phoronixrly 5y ago|0 comments
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Tufte CSS(edwardtufte.github.io)
2 points by phoronixrly 5y ago|0 comments
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
The issue I always had with DLNA is that I found its implementations and apecifically controllers and renderers rather wonky: - Open-source controllers are unstable and with terrible UX when they manage to discover the renderers and servers
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Doses vary by person. Consult a physician.
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Reminder that Vitamin D is a substance that can be toxic if taken in large doses.
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
I acknowledge that in a correctly designed binary format given data may in some cases be more compact than when represented as compressed XML. I ask myself though will it practically matter in the 3MF vs STL case, given 3MF uses a different
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
> Is there anything stopping us from having multiple solids per file? If not, I don't see the reason for another format. I think TFA offered a pretty compelling argumentation why you should consider using 3mf for 3D printing and I t
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Does Andrew Lee of Freenode infamy have a say in the definition/ratification of the ircv3 specs?
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
> Slightly related to this, do you happen to know more about this topographic map [1] of Bulgaria and its surroundings? This is the first time I see this map. I will definitely look into it. The only official topo maps I know of are the
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Are you a part of the OSM community? Last time I checked bulk inserting data from official datasets was not always welcome[1]. There's also the following glaring issue: > Licenses - We are only interested in 'free' data. I
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
To add to that, the public institutions in BG are in possession of a 0.5-0.3m/px orthophoto and a DEM with a similar resolution derived from it. This was acquired between 2016 and 2020 and entirely paid for with eurofunds. You literall
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Bulgaria is a black hole on this map although the regional Cadastre and Cardography agency does have the necessary data. A prime example of a public institution leeching money for providing access to data that has been gathered entirely wit
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
I'd like to chime in before the GNOME hate train starts. I welcome this change. I've been using GNOME for tens of years now for both my personal and my office systems. I very much enjoy the experience. Keep up the good work!
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Note that this is a 2018 flame-bait article of Wired quality.
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
Just going to put this here to save some clicks for people thinking nftables may have anything to do with NFTs: > nftables is a subsystem of the Linux kernel providing filtering and classification of network packets/datagrams/f
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by phoronixrly 5y ago
AFAIK 1. Live in a country in which law enforcement follows the law and the law does not prohibit running tor, as noted in a response. 2. Hire a lawyer competent on cybercrime, intellectual property and freedom of speech. 3. Set up a non-pr
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by phoronixrly 6y ago
> Let's take take a look, using the disastrously bad unix libc timezone tools It seems to me that the author did not initially read the documentation they linked to ( https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual
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by phoronixrly 6y ago
They should rename it to something like zpermutator.io GNU/Linux. I swear, this thread is peak HN with this name bikeshedding.
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by phoronixrly 6y ago
> I think Poland is better off not using Cyrillic for political reasons Not sure anyone implied that Poland should use the Cyrillic alphabet... > On a practical side - even if you know Cyrillic, lowercase letters are kinda awkward to
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by phoronixrly 7y ago
This is >2 articles per month with one a week in December alone. Here's a better overview: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=search&q=systemd
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by phoronixrly 7y ago
I've noticed a trend on Phoronix -- most articles and especially articles on controversial topics (systemd, BSDs, pulseaudio, etc.) are very low effort. Like literally pasting a few images from GitStats (like this case), quoting a mail
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by phoronixrly 7y ago
With the amount of systemd-related articles on Phoronix lately, I'd wager systemd clickbait/trollbait is responsible for a large part of their ad revenue...