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by rrix2 8y ago
Which one was it in this case ?
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by rrix2 8y ago
Ubuntu Touch is entirely a community effort at this point, I believe. Sailfish still has a company behind it, they're trying to license the OS to governments and manufacturers that don't want to rely on the US for their OSs ( http
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by rrix2 8y ago
I've never understood this idea. You might pay for AppX but if they use data provided from LibraryY, nothing outside the privacy policy and license agreement gives you any idea (much less control) Iver what LibraryY does, regardless ho
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by rrix2 8y ago
Isn't this github.io ?
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by rrix2 8y ago
Some demos/press copies of Dreams VR recently showed off some compelling creative storytelling tools - https://www.giantbomb.com/shows/dreams-01302019/2970-18741 - http://dreams.mediamolecule.com&#
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by rrix2 8y ago
Perkeep is written/founded by Brad Fitzpatrick (google/golang engineer) and you have to sign a google CLA to contribute to it: https://perkeep.org/code#contributing
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by rrix2 8y ago
Yeah, I'll admit I didn't notice that. My apologies.
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by rrix2 8y ago
How do you access the kindle when you're not at home?
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by rrix2 8y ago
unlisted links shared via email are still able to be opened by anyone with a link. They don't show up in recommendations and search results, but they're not private/whitelisted.
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by rrix2 8y ago
Wow that sounds scary! can you link to any documentation/media coverage about this level of collection?
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by rrix2 8y ago
"Why bother striving for more joy in your life as long as there's folks doing worse?" is a strange philosophy to me.
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by rrix2 8y ago
Has Google (or any tech company) ever had a post behind "An Update on X" titles that was good for their consumer or hobbyist customers?
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by rrix2 8y ago
nobody has the "right" to use a service, conversely.
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by rrix2 8y ago
okay so second richest man? third? tenth? how does that change the calculus?
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by rrix2 8y ago
And yet large swaths of our profession choose to do so every day
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by rrix2 8y ago
Yikes, they don't have an official API? Hardly interested in making a closed system my "central source of truth"
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by rrix2 8y ago
They do it so that anyone can improve the state of the drivers, not just programmers with apple.com email addresses working in secrecy and dumping a shit binary over the fence
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by rrix2 8y ago
Ancestry.com has a similar agreement with the National Archive: https://www.archives.gov/files/digitization/pdf/ancestry-201... Five year embargo on the National Archive releasing whatever Ancestry chooses to
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by rrix2 8y ago
The assembler still has to put a special SKU 5k resistor (with our BMC modifying framework burnt in to it) on the modified PCB without anyone noticing though. I don't follow your conclusion that only the PCBs would have to be swapped.
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by rrix2 8y ago
The deathmatch levels are rooms in the single player campaign. Lock some doors and change the spawn point, and save some disk space.
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by rrix2 8y ago
Their intelligence tactics are pretty widely known at this point, here's four different sources. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_intelligence_activit... > It is believed that Chinese espionage is aimed
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by rrix2 8y ago
> So a phone used to duck surveillance from a powerful entity to conduct discussions about things you don't want that entity knowing about, colloquially goes by what other name then? A "personal device"
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Finally: a real solution to first and last mile trips(medium.com)
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by rrix2 8y ago
That had nothing to do with the move to WebExtensions and the associated compatibility issues though...
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by rrix2 8y ago
Those seem like two entirely unrelated issues
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by rrix2 8y ago
From parent: "Depends a lot on the usecase of course." The usecase that I see most often of SFTP (and hinted at in the parent's problem description) is generating one-off reports for third parties, or passing data to vendors
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by rrix2 8y ago
Can you expand on this?
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by rrix2 8y ago
> I honestly don't know who they built those services for, but I'll take Travis CI or Jenkins over those services any day. People who aren't developing open source software and people who want integrated IAM, generally. Gi
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by rrix2 8y ago
> - I don't want to host complicated platforms, all I need is a statically generated blog. ActivityPub could be the way to let people comment on my posts without forfeiting the staticness. https://fed.brid.gy/ and
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by rrix2 8y ago
I read it as "I'm trying to make sure I don't hire someone who isn't willing to work with me, and the system allows me to do that." I can't speak for anyone but myself obviously, but I think I interview at Uber

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