rawfan

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by rawfan 9y ago
Totally.. There are lots and lots of people from all over the world (not only the US hacker community) who don't speak a single word of German.
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by rawfan 9y ago
Don't let this stop you. There's always room for better implementations.
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by rawfan 9y ago
Software patents are banned in Europe, so the whole shebang is really only relevant in the US. While the patent offices in Europe allowed software concepts to be patented, these patents are not enforcable.
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by rawfan 9y ago
I'm still glad I found pinboard.in. It works great, is a paid service (so I AM the customer) and even archives everything I tag.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Mir is still alive and supported.
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by rawfan 10y ago
How doesn't ST respect your freedom? It's amazingly open and extensible. More so, than many open source projects.
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by rawfan 10y ago
I have actual machines that I was able to flawlessly upgrade from 4.10 to 17.04. Can't say that about Windows. Though I did actually know what I shouldn't mess with if I want the upgrade to go through (or fix before).
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by rawfan 10y ago
After 15 years with Ubuntu, I've only ever seen problems when people switched default Ubuntu packages with their own (back in the day it was often beryl, compiz or drivers).
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by rawfan 10y ago
A nutritionist friend of mine has been doing this for years. At least it doesn't have any negative site effects.
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by rawfan 10y ago
While we're at it, you absolutely need to remove that cronjob. No package should run their own update. That's the domain of the systems package manager.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Until I read these comments, you home page made me think it's OSS. I went back and read what Open Source Promise actually means. It means it's NOT opensource right now. That's not obvious, especially when stating it on the ho
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by rawfan 10y ago
No math is pretty much a dealbreaker for most people, I guess.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Looking at the FOSDEM'15 talk linked above, it appears to support this.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Wow. Thanks for the tip. This is really nice compared to TV.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Just download and run the binary. It's very similar to github actually.
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by rawfan 10y ago
I have several points on this: "...yet there isn't a project like that" Not exactly. There are several Arduino based phones like the DIY Cellphone by David Mellis. I have an improved version of that right here. "Open Sou
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by rawfan 10y ago
Skype Business maybe. Regular Skype is crap. We're currently using slack for our team which works great. Privately I user FaceTime and appear.in but that's not good for group calls.
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by rawfan 10y ago
We've been using Mumble for bigger conferences for almost two years now because we couldn't find a better alternative. We tried Skype which is almost completely broken (used to work fine). We tried multiple WebRTC solutions like a
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by rawfan 10y ago
Let me reply as someone who's used Gogs for a year. The main dev seems to be a good guy and it was always a good experience to communicate with him on bugs/features or pull requests. He is a single point of failure, though. There
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by rawfan 10y ago
There is actually no such thing as different human races (in the biological sense of the word). People who believe that are... you guessed it... called racists.
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by rawfan 10y ago
So let me get this straight. This is a mini-webserver written in Javascript running the terminal as a webapp in a mini-webbrowser, right? This makes sense why? On the other hand: My favorite iOS SSH/Mosh client seems to be built on top
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by rawfan 10y ago
a) nice project b) people are really not good at recommending laptops. 10 of the first 10 in the top 10 are really not good laptops to buy.
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by rawfan 10y ago
My wife used to work in the hottest pastrie place in our city. The stuff there was totally amazing. It tasted great but not too sweet and it even felt so "light" that you'd always thing "why not have a second, third or f
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by rawfan 10y ago
You COULD of course just get real coffee. You could buy the highest quality of coffee beans from a local roaster who imports the stuff himself from a farmer in Ethiopia and it would still be cheaper than Nespresso. It would be way tastier b
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by rawfan 10y ago
Here are the two things I do during my commute: 1. listen to programmers podcasts (e.g. Full Stack Radio) 2. listen to entertaining/news podcasts and audio-books. Everything else just doesn't work.
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by rawfan 10y ago
The price is around the same if you convert to US$ or Euros. It's high but worth it. If you look at it, this enables programmers to completely work on an iPad with pretty much no drawbacks. I guess with this price it's not for the
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by rawfan 10y ago
With an ipad, tmux/emacs/vimand an external keyboard you can use this to actually work without drawbacks and without carrying a laptop around.
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by rawfan 10y ago
It's actually quite easy. You open up the project in Xcode, plug your telephone in and select it as the build-target. Then you click "run" and fix all the problems that come up. You need a Team (you AppleId will suffice), you
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by rawfan 10y ago
We don't want to fix these things in our products because we want all that information about our customers because it's an extra revenue stream. The maclicious actor is us. Don't work for shitty companies and implement st
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by rawfan 10y ago
Here are three suggestions: 1. Check out Gogs (Github clone written in Go). Gitlab is quite heavy, we would've needed an extra machine to run it, so we tried Gogs and absolutely love it. 2. Using the command line is actually quite help

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