rakoo

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by rakoo 3y ago
"My email is in my profile"
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by rakoo 3y ago
So, do it. Don't ask for others to spoon-feed it to you, contact the owner, take the matter in your hands.
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by rakoo 3y ago
"Github pages, Netlify and many others completely free" still require you to create yet another account. Always a pain when all you want is get a few words out. There might have been a useful goal in that it prevented spam, but to
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by rakoo 3y ago
From a quick glance enigma-reloaded doesn't handle key rotation, which is both mandatory beyond toy usage and hard enough that you can't just send new keys manually. This is why pgp still makes sense today
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by rakoo 3y ago
What matters is not whether they are inside or outside the city, it's that they are always far away from the center (where people actually want to go) so taking the actual location of the airport isn't a proper way to represent th
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by rakoo 3y ago
That's what I mean: it's not in the same city, it's in another one. For historical reasons of course, and it's not necessarily a bad thing, but it has to be taken into account: 30km can take a long time with public trans
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by rakoo 3y ago
Don't fall for it: it's a marketing move, and no short-haul flights are actually banned. The law says that whenever there is a train alternative in the same city, and there are enough trains to spend 8 daylight hours and, come bac
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by rakoo 3y ago
Why bother then? Using this as a component makes you enter the "a substantial set of the features or functionality of the Licensed Work to third parties as a software-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service, infrastructure-as-a-service or
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by rakoo 3y ago
> You mean make a hosted dragonfly a service you provide? Yes, why not ? > (I'm not sure why the €10 matters - maybe I'm missing something) That's a standard fee members pay to cover expenses the org may have > Yeah,
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by rakoo 3y ago
It's not open at all. I can't offer this as a service with my non profit org, because the non profit still needs a 10€ annual fee to exist. I can't make improvements that truly belong to the community. This is an attempt to f
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by rakoo 3y ago
uzbl ( https://www.uzbl.org/ ) used to do that but it seems it was too heavy in practice. Today I'm more interestea in turning the web into a more textual format to integrate it in acme ( http://acme.cat-v.org&
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by rakoo 3y ago
It doesn't have to be overhead, you're already not paid for the entirety of your work anyway. Take time off your work time.
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by rakoo 3y ago
Login cookies are not considerea tracking cookies, you don't need to ask for user consent for that
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by rakoo 3y ago
What's the problem exactly?
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by rakoo 3y ago
No, the user must be aware of it and decide. The real alternative is to not track at all. It's compliant, easy to implement, performant (the topic of the post) and does the right thing
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by rakoo 3y ago
You're probably aware of http://www.nncpgo.org/ then
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by rakoo 3y ago
Speed is not the only criterion. Using network is a waste of energy and materials when the local cache was enough (even more when nobody sees the perf difference)
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by rakoo 3y ago
You could have said the same about the transition from featurephones to smartphones, why would people pay 3 times the price for a battery that barely lasts a day, my 2" screen is more than enough to read my texts, etc... And yet here w
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by rakoo 3y ago
> everyone wants to be on the largest one Nah, everyone wants to quickly discover what's happening, and it's made easier by going to the biggest. Discoverability is a problem that the fediverse has to solve without congregating
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by rakoo 3y ago
Private networks are one part of the solution. Syncthing synchronizes, and for anyone who has ever tried it, it's not just two rsync's back and forth, whether ports are open or not
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by rakoo 3y ago
> Beside that, permaculture is nothing more than a framework for systems design. Can be applied to much more than your garden. And people do: http://permacomputing.net/
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by rakoo 3y ago
> There is no version of protocol to target by client or server, there is not even "level of features" (lets say "text only", "text + voice", "text + video conferencing"), no, pick and choose, and
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by rakoo 3y ago
> Specifically what can XML do that JSON can't? Put XML inside XML, which is most useful for wrapping. Extensibility is built-in, so any parser knows it has to deal with namespaces; it doesn't depend on the flavor of the librar
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by rakoo 3y ago
I'm going to reply to some of your points because they're misguided: > resilience against servers going down The matrix model and the XMPP model are different. They solve orthogonal problems. Even the matrix people say it. That
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by rakoo 3y ago
Thing is, they embraced open source, not libre software aka copyleft. Non-copyleft as always been about taking from others and not giving back. Whoever has ever thought differently never understood that non-copyleft is a tool of liberalism,
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by rakoo 3y ago
Animal is an interface: it has no "common functions", they're just definitions. If you need a common function, what you want is another structure, say Pet, and use structure embedding type Pet struct { func IsCu
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by rakoo 3y ago
> Is there some magic here that lets Dog and Cat know that they're implementing Animal? No there isn't and that's the point. Say you're building a lib and someone else wants to reuse it and its methods and extract fun
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by rakoo 3y ago
Anyone has any idea of the bandwidth you can achieve with that ? Could I wrap this in a TLS socket and stream a video to friends nearby ?
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by rakoo 3y ago
Thanks for what you're doing. Couldn't that be achieved with kiwix as well ? It can serve content over WiFi as well
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by rakoo 4y ago
I combined mblaze ( https://github.com/leahneukirchen/mblaze ), fzf and standard UNIX tools to build my own CLI MUA in under 300 lines, most of which is shell scripts. When UNIX is your platform you don't need a com

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