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Great to see this project moving forward with new features and support for other backends etc. Every now and then I try out other frameworks but come back to Django for many of my projects.
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This is an important fact. A lot of people think crypto currency==bitcoin. It would be a lot easier to have meaningful discussions on the impact on society if more effort was spent on helping people understand the different types. Maybe Bit
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5y ago
See also ESSarch: https://github.com/ESSolutions/ESSArch (used by the national archives of Sweden and Norway and participating in the EU digital preservation building block).
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There would be no difference if you decide on the processing algorithm first and then generate images from an input. But in my mind image processing would also include post production of an image. Computer vision is a set of techniques that
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5y ago
Very cool! Sorry you lost your Flickr data.
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Algorithmic Photography
(peterkrantz.com)
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5y ago
A journal was a thing when it was based on paper. What value does collecting papers to a specific issue of journal have today? Science and Nature may attract better peer reviewers but maybe we could find a new way to compute a weight for a
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5y ago
But isn't Zoho Corp an Indian / US company? If so the customer needs to do an assessment of India as a third country and what laws they have that may impact GDPR compliance. Sounds difficult.
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5y ago
That is one of the products they are considering (like the French government did). But it needs more functionality than team chat to be viable.
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5y ago
I think OnlyOffice is one of the candidates being considered. But it needs more tools around it (e.g. Nextcloud for files and tasks, videoconferencing etc). If the OnlyOffice developers made a giant leap to broaden their product they would
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I believe it will come back. France is working on Bleu [1] which looks very similar to what Germany and Microsoft tried back then. In the mean time I think startups like Basecamp [2] that can provide a compliant alternative right now would
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EU states looking for MS Teams/O365 alternatives
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5y ago
Openly licensed speech data for smaller languages is great! I hope as many as possible contribute in order to get better representation across ages and pronunciation. In the end, this may be what is needed for the hyperscale companies to su
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6y ago
Had the laptop had a 15 inch screen it would likely have shown the entire URL including the full PIN code. Also visible in the screen are bookmarks to Netflix and what looks like barber shop music. Also a Gmail tab open. Did now know defens
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It was a six-digit pin of which 5 digits were accidentally shown in a tweet from the Dutch Defence Minister Ank Bijleveld.
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6y ago
The conference chair couldn't help giggling. What was it he said? "Hey you better hang up before the police arrives"?
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6y ago
Can't help but think that the Schrems II court judgment should be viewed as the intro to EU industrial policy in cloud computing...
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6y ago
I run a couple of things on Scaleway. It works very well and looks very similar to Digital Ocean. Great UX for the console application and chap prices. But like Hetzner only a basic service. Maybe we could create EU cloud catalog website fo
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6y ago
While there are some Jira alternatives there still seems to be a an opening for a Confluence alternatives. Any takers?
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Fun case from Sweden: the central government website for healthcare included js from a third party with no integrity hash. Third party got hacked and they changed the js to mine cryptocurrency over the weekend. Thousands of people participa
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"Now that we have that shell script, we can call it from other places as well. iTerm2 has a feature called Triggers, which can execute actions based on text matching a regex in your terminal. So we could write a regex to listen for “Yu
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6y ago
I use it to archive complex web pages.
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A lot of US service providers (and European organizations using them) need to think about the implications of the Schrems II decision. The more people who did the legal analysis I speak to the more it becomes clear that this will have major
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It suggested stereosperm.com - not sure what business I need to start now...
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I still have a hard time understanding why there needs to be a markdown preview window occupying space. When you go back to your notes will you read the rendered version or just read the markdown? Maybe I am looking for wysiwyg.
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Oracle Enterprise TikTok. Licensing experts from Oracle will visit kids and check if they are properly licensed. Multi-core phone owners will pay extra unless their family is on Oracle Premier Support.
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I clicked the upvote on your comment but wanted to put a sad emoji...
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1. I think many public sector organizations in Europe lack basic knowledge of FOSS and have IT managers that don't even know what it is. 2. In many ways it is surprising that generic software like cloud office functionality in reality
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OnlyOffice is an alternative to LibreOffice
(personal.jatan.space)
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I really wish there was an iMessage application for Windows. iPhone <-> Windows 10 interoperability is not really there.
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