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Pipe Dreams: The life and times of Yahoo Pipes(retool.com)
398 points by type0 3y ago|128 comments
512.
by type0 3y ago
World ID, Worldcoin, New World Order
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Windows 12 might not happen after all, but that would be for the best(bgr.com)
1 points by type0 3y ago|3 comments
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by type0 3y ago
It is if you own copyright for that code, then you can re-license. It seems Canonical didn't ask the permission of contributors that haven't signed their CLA, so Canonical have no right to change the license for that code > How
515.
by type0 3y ago
As far I understand it means you should use the same license for the reused parts of that code
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Alphabet Loses Antitrust Fight with Epic Games over Google Play(bloomberg.com)
1 points by type0 3y ago|1 comments
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by type0 3y ago
Personally I would steer away from Gitea in favor of Forgejo (Codeberg maintained fork)
518.
by type0 3y ago
they are greedy hateful bunch, I'm always wary of their fans flashing with Metallica t-shirts and expect them to be the same greedy hateful bunch as well
519.
by type0 3y ago
> when companies try to own a common word like Apple. I wish there was a competitor called Banana, powered by minions
520.
by type0 3y ago
would you trust Gitlab Enterprise Edition more if it had FSL license? https://fsl.software/
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by type0 3y ago
yeah but many FOSS orgs are run in a way that they state in their own bylaws that they would not use proprietary infrastructure and communication tools in order not to scare away Free Software purists. Then they get overrun by spammers and
522.
by type0 3y ago
One of the best features of MX that you can run it easily as persistent image on USB, especially if you get yourself a small relatively good NVMe SSD with enclosure (DIY USB stick)
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by type0 3y ago
> heat pipes (if any) need to be replaced since the coolant inside has probably evaporated and escaped. As it's a Dell, replacement parts should be easy to get. Was my initial guess as well, though it's hardly worth replacing
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Beyond "Abolish the FDA"(astralcodexten.com)
3 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
They might start giving us personalized hash URLs in the future, that would be akin to MIC (yellow tracking dots) on printers
526.
by type0 3y ago
HP is more of a hyena rather than leopard
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by type0 3y ago
apropos popos, if you want Ubuntu but with Flatpak instead of Snap it's a good fast way to get it
528.
by type0 3y ago
ads don't have to proprietary here's one example of ads in FOSS https://github.com/zealdocs/zeal/issues/779
529.
by type0 3y ago
The same was said about open-access journals, still plenty of scientists ignore to publish in those.
530.
by type0 3y ago
> or animal activity more likely tree roots hugging it
531.
by type0 3y ago
fairly cheap usb DACs that improve your sound Flexion pens XMPP Gemini Protocol
532.
by type0 3y ago
> Except the exact same thing happens with AMD and their open source drivers. How so?
533.
Canonical shows how to use Snaps without the Snap Store(theregister.com)
2 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
> we have on the books the authorization to be able to invade the Hague in case any US person was being held or tried. Hague Invasion Act / ASPA is wild. That's more the reason to move the court to a country with nukes, say Fra
535.
by type0 3y ago
and Kissinger got the Nobel Peace Prize
536.
by type0 3y ago
Critics can submit a blog post about those companies, then there would be something to discuss
537.
by type0 3y ago
Why aren't Tesla suing PostNord instead?
538.
by type0 3y ago
I would rather see expandable RAM slot for the GPU, would that be hard to achieve?
539.
by type0 3y ago
A lot of smaller news sites are blocked with 451 code mentioning GDPR
540.
Man tries to scare off birds, accidentally creates 'magpie god'(bigspringherald.com)
1 points by type0 3y ago|2 comments

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