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Ubuntu policy is now GPL compliant(fsf.org)
14 points by programmernews3 11y ago|0 comments
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Using git-notes for marking test suite successes(who-t.blogspot.com)
1 points by programmernews3 11y ago|0 comments
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How to win the copyleft fight–without litigation(opensource.com)
2 points by programmernews3 11y ago|0 comments
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Re: The Spirit of Free Software, or the Reality(lists.debian.org)
97 points by programmernews3 11y ago|72 comments
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Open Source CPU Core Advances(eetimes.com)
124 points by programmernews3 11y ago|38 comments
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by programmernews3 11y ago
The problem is the long tail of sites or site features that don't work without flash and users who rely on those sites or site features. I've heard Facebook video and last.fm streaming don't work without Flash for eg.
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Why there are no darktable builds for Windows(darktable.org)
3 points by programmernews3 11y ago|1 comments
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by programmernews3 11y ago
Well that explains it, thanks :(
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Firefox, you're supposed to be in my pocket, not the other way around(dustri.org)
372 points by programmernews3 11y ago|259 comments
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by programmernews3 11y ago
As an Australian, I agree with every word of the post you are replying to.
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by programmernews3 11y ago
The mingw cross-compilers have been around for like a decade, are far from experimental and work great. Many open source projects use them to produce executables for Windows users. http://mingw.org/
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by programmernews3 11y ago
As a hobbyist linguist, do you have any thoughts about how it might have happened?
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I've closed my Reddit account(blog.liw.fi)
14 points by programmernews3 11y ago|6 comments
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by programmernews3 11y ago
Well that is bizarre. When did guys become gender neutral in the US? How did that happen?
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by programmernews3 11y ago
Debian has Windows cross-compilers. You can even build Windows installers without leaving Linux, using NSIS. You could even test under Wine, that probably doesn't cut it though.
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by programmernews3 11y ago
Debian has Windows cross-compilers. You can even build Windows installers without leaving Linux, using NSIS.
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Where's the principled opposition to the “WhatsApp ban”?(chris-lamb.co.uk)
2 points by programmernews3 11y ago|0 comments
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by programmernews3 11y ago
Response from IRC: http://irclog.whitequark.org/neo900/2015-07-10
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It's 10pm, do you know where your SSL certificates are?(hezmatt.org)
2 points by programmernews3 11y ago|0 comments
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by programmernews3 11y ago
I highly recommend the FaiF oggcast ( http://faif.us ).
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by programmernews3 11y ago
As far as I know the most successful attacks on companies were based on very simple techniques like phishing or similar easy techniques like SQL-Injection. When we talk about data breaches of companies, it mostly hasn't something to do
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Did You Actually Read the Lower Court's Decision?(ebb.org)
1 points by programmernews3 11y ago|0 comments
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by programmernews3 11y ago
It's 36GiB
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by programmernews3 11y ago
I think I understand. Function, which could be used independently should free all used resources. If a function is very project-specific and has no purpose to being used independently it may be worth considering declaring it static, right?
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by programmernews3 11y ago
Aren't free()'s senseless before code exits?
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by programmernews3 11y ago
Does the fibre for Ireland go through the UK?
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by programmernews3 11y ago
The advantage of NSA revelations is that it helps to educate people to form a justified contempt for secret services and governments.
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by programmernews3 11y ago
systemd does logging, network config, time daemon, cron, etc better than the alternatives btw.
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by programmernews3 11y ago
I do want and I;m putting the time, effort and thinking into it to be a billionaire. At the same time I'm absolutely enjoying the route towards it and really like how I spend most of my time just working in the right direction.
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by programmernews3 11y ago
>> Surely some details should have surprised people. > Of course. Contradiction. Either it should have surprised people or not. Now what? (a) seems also a contradiction for me. In the one hand, your're saying they spy on peopl

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