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   Jitsi for Slack(jitsi.org)

   7 points by saghul 10y ago|0 comments
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   by saghul 10y ago

   I'm not the author, but I don't think anyone here pretended that it's a "professional grade product". From the actual README: "Workq is in alpha status and not yet stable."
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   by saghul 10y ago

   Agreed. I use https://readthedocs.org to take care of building and hosting documentation, and it's really handy.
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   by saghul 10y ago

   I live in Amsterdam and indeed I see them all the time. They are all white, however vs many other Teslas people have so I see no problem there. Moreover, in many countries taxis have a specific colour, and I personally never liked white for
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   by saghul 10y ago

   Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences! I used to joke this kind of spam no longer existed, now I know. As Murphy's law would have had it, got my first spam SMS after posting this. THEY ARE WATCHING US.
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   by saghul 10y ago

   Honest question: are spam calls common in the US? I don't remember when / if I got any in Spain, Netherlands or UK (places I've lived and had cellphones for a prolonged time), I do remember, however, that when I managed to sc
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   by saghul 10y ago

   Lots of good stuff in there, thanks Wire! I just wish they had gone with something other than GPLv3 for libraries, like LGPL. Looks like they changed them on December, from MPL 2.0 to GPLv3. At any rate, there are lots of us who can use the
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   by saghul 10y ago

   WebRTC is only the audio / video part. Chat, groupchat, etc are not using it IIRC. Chat could use the data channel, though.
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   by saghul 10y ago

   I don't understand much of the criticism in this thread so far. Yes, the app is built using web technologies and uses Electron, but AFAIS it's a fully fledged client, not just a wrapper around a website. The interface is built rig
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    by saghul 11y ago

    "One of Node.js’ core strengths is the community’s trust in npm’s registry. As it’s grown, the registry has filled with packages that are more and more interconnected." IMHO, at the current state of Node's maturity I'd c
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    by saghul 11y ago

    I love this project. At work we had to make our software run on Windows and MSYS2 makes it feel you're not that far from your confort zone. Maintainers are really helpful when I sent patches and on IRC, and the software has been runnin
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    by saghul 11y ago

    Raspberry Pi kinda won the race not because it had superior hardware, but because of the community it sapwn. You have an order of magnitude more content online about the Pi than the competitors.
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    by saghul 11y ago

    Another potential source of inspiration is Musl: http://git.musl-libc.org/cgit/musl/tree/src/network/getaddri...
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    by saghul 11y ago

    I hope FreedomBox[0] takes off and makes it easy (as in 0 maintenance) to host these services. [0]: https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox
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    by saghul 11y ago

    Did you try with -Weverything on Clang? That will enable more warnings than -Wall and -Wextra.
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    by saghul 11y ago

    This is great and thorough explanation, thanks Dave for following all the issue deep down the rabbit hole :-) Disclaimer: I'm one of the libuv maintainers.
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    by saghul 11y ago

    Thanks for making this! Just signed up for the master package, can't wait to start watching the videos. <3
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    by saghul 11y ago

    No software is bug free, but AFAIK Node v4 was very thoroughly tested in a vast array of platforms and configurations, which provides certain degree of certainty, when talking about stability. At any rate, if you ran into issues with 0.12,
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    by saghul 11y ago

    io.js does follow semver, that's why it's at 3.x, because certain changes required the major version bump. Node v4 will be the first Node to follow semver. I get that you don't like Chrome style versioning, but that's no
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    by saghul 11y ago

    If you are in Europe you may want to check https://www.joylent.eu/ not sure if it also uses wheat and soy proteins. I'm not affiliated with them nor I have tried it.
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    by saghul 11y ago

    They have some interesting stuff in their GitHub repo: https://github.com/ska-sa Slides about one of the projects to assist scientists with simulations: https://speakerdeck.com/gijzelaerr/rodrigues (Gi
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    Microsoft Now OpenBSD Foundation Gold Contributor(undeadly.org)

    267 points by saghul 11y ago|117 comments
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    by saghul 12y ago

    Thanks!
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    by saghul 12y ago

    Is there any documentation out there describing how the encrypted groupchat works? OTR can also give you 1-to-1 encryption, but not encrypted groupchat, so this is great news which I'd like to read more into.
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    by saghul 12y ago

    <shameless plug> I made it look nicer on OSX a few years ago: https://github.com/saghul/qrfcview-osx Which reminds me I should bring it up to date... </plug>
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    by saghul 12y ago

    This move has nothing to do with that.
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    by saghul 12y ago

    You're right. I hope we can improve that now that the release is out and the preassure is a bit less :-)
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    by saghul 12y ago

    The biggest change is the error handling, but I assure you it's for the better :-) If you run into any trouble don't heasitate to reach out and we'll update the guide in case anything is missing.
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    by saghul 12y ago

    Hi! Yeah, we never got around creating some website... I asked to the domain to be redirected to the GitHub repo, which at least is better :-)
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    Libuv 1.0.0 released(groups.google.com)

    50 points by saghul 12y ago|9 comments