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rakoo
3y ago
There is no point in running your own indexer if it's only for your own music though. If your goal is to run a more "communal" indexing point, it also makes sense to build it cooperatively with other artists, listing only con
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3y ago
There probably are nefarious content you can see just from the filenames but not everything is like that. Moreover, you "only" know they distribute it, you don't do it yourself.
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3y ago
An indexer doesn't download content. The only information you'll have is the name of a torrent, potentially its files, and who is interested in those files. But that's the technical view, what happens in court might be totall
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3y ago
You don't need an indexer for that. All you need is a static list with all your music, and people can click on links to download your music. Give them qbittorrent and it'll be running smoothly.
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3y ago
Another alternative is https://github.com/the8472/mldht which, contrary to magnetico, strives to be a nice citizen (its author is active in the bittorrent community AFAIU)
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rakoo
3y ago
> How can they license something that they didn’t author? Capitalism in a nutshell
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3y ago
The point of a union, to me, is to get society to a point where you are in control of your life. You as an individual but also you as a group, regarding your origins, your gender, your sexual orientation, your skin color, or your place in t
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3y ago
That all depends what a union is about to you. To me, it is totally on-topic.
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3y ago
In IT we have it pretty easy and can rebound without as much hassle as other domains, so we think we're kinda safe. We're not. Join a union when things are good, to help you when things are bad.
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3y ago
XMPP also has a good set of bridges though.
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rakoo
3y ago
All of this is absolutely valid, but none of this is specific to the XMPP/Matrix ecosystems
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rakoo
3y ago
Interestingly Delta Chat kind of fits the bill thanks to their investigation of webxdc, i.e. mini apps that run entirely within the chat and never connect to the outside world, only with peers in the chat: https://webxdc.org/
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3y ago
I did it no later than Yesterday: - Install Conversations on Android - In a prompt, there's a "create an account", I create one (it's with conversations.im) - I have an account - At this point there's a slight confu
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3y ago
As of 2015, League of Legends' chat is xmpp ( https://technology.riotgames.com/news/chat-service-architect... )
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3y ago
This definitely helps the developer but as they said ( https://gultsch.social/@daniel/111930342452832163 ) they much prefer having Conversations being available to non-techy people than relying on the hardcore fans
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rakoo
3y ago
F-Droid should be the default repository for safe, unobtrusive, respecting applications with your best interest in mind
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3y ago
Do you actually believe that's how research works ? "You have X days/months/years to find a cure for a disease" ?
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3y ago
We need a pharmaceutical library, not a pharmaceutical market. Research doesn't cost $2.5 billion, lobbying does.
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3y ago
> The argument from patent proponents is that without the legal monopoly, they would rely on trade secret law instead, so they would do their best to ensure no one else understood what they do. Look at China, and the argument of "ma
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3y ago
And yet that's exactly what the patent model claims: The invention is the fruit of a single mind who must get the entirety of money ever produced by the commercialization of the product. It is a glorification of individualism
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3y ago
This is absolutely not the point of the patent system, otherwise there would be no provision for a monopoly over the commercial manufacturing of the invention. Don't be deluded, the patent system serves as a weapon for bigger companies
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> If we take the position that an inventor should be able to try and get profit from their invention The premise is flawed, the conclusion can only be wrong. Patents are an invention by the bourgeoisie to extend their control of the prod
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3y ago
I agree with you, patents in general shouldn't exist
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3y ago
FreshRSS also allows that, and I agree with you: this is really nice.
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3y ago
no gmail account
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3y ago
> The original owner no longer possesses the commercial value of the thing. Not exactly: the original owner still has all the commercial value, as decades of piracy has shown that commercial pieces still exist. What the owner has lost th
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3y ago
Isn't that a bit what hy ( https://hylang.org/ ) tries to do ? AIUI it is a lisp interacting directly with the AST of Python, allowing seamless interop: Python modules can be used from hy and vice versa, everything is tr
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And that's without mentioning participating in NGOs, collectives, unions, or dare I say activism. The current system is not built for free time, it is built for work time and if you're lucky you can shove some quality time with yo
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3y ago
> On a small screen, it takes a lot of real estate That's why the full-screen mode exists
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3y ago
If you download and install Rocket.chat there's no subscription, like Campfire
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