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by type0 3y ago
But it would work with word editor right? https://nokia-9210-communicator.helpdoc.net/en/10-office-2/w... > You can also send and receive documents as fax, SMS, mail, PC mail, or via infrared. Honestly I would
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Tamagotchi Connection(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
Could Sandra's character in The Net send an email to FBI address bcg@fbi.justice https://youtu.be/6ya9GVSPiXs?t=49 and were the Switch Mail Center settings correct? https://youtu.be/6ya9GVSPiXs?t=13
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by type0 3y ago
Siberian forest dwellers that get drafted are extremely poor, everything from civilization is a luxury to them
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by type0 3y ago
> Ukraine is piss poor compared to Russia. Yes comrade, Russia is bigger and has a lot of oligarchs so off course there's much more money there, but average citizens are piss poor. Russian elites has been robbing Ukraine for three d
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Red Hat gives up on Fedora Foundation (2006)(arstechnica.com)
1 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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Wayland on OpenBSD(xenocara.org)
213 points by type0 3y ago|211 comments
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by type0 3y ago
Pageantry is the perfect word to summarize what Apple is
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by type0 3y ago
> Hopefully I can get somewhere with the phone support people, but it's really disappointing that they don't train their techs in the stores to feel out what a customer knows or at least drop some of the "oh the user doesn
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by type0 3y ago
The Apple store experience is meant to be initializing. It's the mindset that they want their users to be in, otherwise you're not a typical Apple user.
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by type0 3y ago
Just because it was build during the Soviet era doesn't mean Russians build it.
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Great Year(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
> Like a $19 turkey sandwich at an airport What's wrong with $19 turkey sandwich, is delicatessen 25€ turkey sandwich better?
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by type0 3y ago
It will when they update their Manifesto to v3 https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/manifesto/
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by type0 3y ago
Nobody wanted a horseless carriage in the beginning either
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by type0 3y ago
Should it be?
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by type0 3y ago
> In reality, "open source is a broad software license that makes source code available to the general public with relaxed or non-existent restrictions on the use and modification of the code." Not to the general public, only t
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by type0 3y ago
> for most developers open source = source code available I'm pretty sure it's not, unless by developer you mean land developers and not software devs
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by type0 3y ago
> just commit into the Golang repo without checks and decisions Oh, but you can, just do it in your fork. You can't claim their trademark but that's a completely different thing.
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by type0 3y ago
Open source concept existed before OSI, it has originated from Debian Free Software Guidelines. OSI has only standardised it. To claim something else is disingenuous and at this point it's proven to be a robust definition. FSF has thei
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Protestant Work Ethic(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
> To the layperson who’s not a software developer, “open source” does mean ‘source is visible’, and “free software” does mean ‘software that costs no money’ Source available is the correct term. Laymen who don't know any better ofte
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Instagram launch of Twitter rival ‘Threads’ expected on Thursday(japantimes.co.jp)
2 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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Your startup idea probably isn’t venture-scale(lennysnewsletter.com)
49 points by type0 3y ago|72 comments
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by type0 3y ago
It's like slower moving Arch, but instead of being freely assembled it's a community mostly ruled by red hatters and a bunch of feel good corporate speak.
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by type0 3y ago
And yet they promised to use blackmailing tactics to severe relationship with those customers who want to exercise their rights to the code and republish it.
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by type0 3y ago
No, they can not. Before they killed CentOS you could get the support from community. Now they're killing what's left of the enthusiast community and people stop using it because nobody believes them any-more.
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by type0 3y ago
> This weird tactic of trying to kill off the customer alternatives is going to just kill off the EL ecosystem in the end. This is going to be a slow death, they are cutting out people who also contribute to different projects upstream.
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by type0 3y ago
https://github.com/hypothesis/h https://github.com/hypothesis/client
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by type0 3y ago
Gemini (inspired by gopher) has been this alternative web for computer enthusiasts for a while now, not a lot of content but there's no JS and no ad networks, perfect for digital neoluddites!

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