rhabarba

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by rhabarba 9y ago
Pale Moon
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by rhabarba 9y ago
Oh, wait, Ethereum is not a reliable financial resource? Now that's a surprise.
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by rhabarba 9y ago
Thanks.
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by rhabarba 9y ago
How about stop misusing a web browser as a "platform"?
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by rhabarba 9y ago
No Lisp? :-(
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by rhabarba 9y ago
Firefox 57 will be just another Chrome clone with a different rendering engine. Yeah, totally curious why Firefox loses market share...
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by rhabarba 9y ago
Now how about a COBOL version? :-)
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by rhabarba 9y ago
darcsum for life.
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by rhabarba 9y ago
I'm not sure if a stronger focus on git/GitHub is a step into the right direction for Atom users. I'd strongly recommend to provide a choice. Why not other VCSs, why not other platforms? We get it, Atom is GitHub's pet t
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Automatically Inferring Malware Signatures for Anti-Virus Assisted Attacks [pdf](sec.cs.tu-bs.de)
3 points by rhabarba 10y ago|0 comments
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by rhabarba 10y ago
I'd assume BSD ed would beat GNU ed easily.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Spotify will not win unless they find a way to materialize and dematerialize vinyl LPs on demand.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Today there is WordPerfect for writer's needs, including great keyboard controls. Sadly, it lost some reputation over the past few years.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Yes, the Floodgap guy has its own Android client available on his website. Sadly, it follows the design conventions from Android 1.5 or so. http://gopher.floodgap.com/overbite/
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Which is not enough reason to prefer an implementation which dropped Xanadu's probably most important feature (two-side links) from the beginning.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Some of the more recent IRC clients already support most its new features, including v3.1.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
The web is a broken and incomplete adaption of Xanadu.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
The new(ish) IRCv3 standard does not break compatibility with existing clients though. If they don't support all of its features, they just have less things displayed.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Don't forget that browsers like Netsurf might well be enough for your daily surfing.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Gopher comes without the multimedia annoyances of the over-engineered Web and it "lacks" people whose business model is to be on it. I like to browse Gopher every now and then. Several people I know even export read-only versions
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by rhabarba 10y ago
But you can easily replace your default "shell" from the registry, e.g. by KDE for Windows.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Last time I checked, the Darcs project had mostly fixed the performance issues. Shouldn't it be better to concentrate and unite their efforts?
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by rhabarba 10y ago
As far as I understand, Github is mainly American, meaning that US export restrictions apply, right? I'm not sure how that fits the "freedom" point.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
Maybe a way to also include Bitbucket statistics (or something) would be nice. I don't know. Sorry, I might indeed have been quite harsh.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
The whole thing is about "show your Github contributions", further cementing Github's monopolism, right?
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by rhabarba 10y ago
It makes me sad to see that people actively contribute to the implicit "open source = Github" assumption. Open Source has always been successful because there was more than just a single distributor for almost anything. I hope I&#
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by rhabarba 10y ago
This should be the default terminal software for all IoT devices. >:)
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by rhabarba 10y ago
I use ConEmu with PyCmd but I surely see why Powershell is an interesting alternative. I'm just too lazy to get used to its command syntax.
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by rhabarba 10y ago
As iocage pretty much only wraps FreeBSD system tasks, I can't see why a language different than "shell scripting" would be an improvement here - does it use API calls instead?
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by rhabarba 10y ago
There are quite some forks, this could be interesting to watch, thanks.

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