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541.
by vortico 8y ago
That is more often not the case than is.
542.
by vortico 8y ago
Just to make sure, is the relevant behavior here that going to the URL shows its generic login form when not logged in? Definitely can't be unintentional.
543.
by vortico 8y ago
Fewer people read blogs. Why should more people write them?
544.
by vortico 8y ago
That opens the client, not uses the browser.
545.
by vortico 8y ago
Is there an interface to Aether that I can view in my browser, such as at http://localhost:8080 ?
546.
by vortico 8y ago
No, only when you unload the page.
547.
by vortico 8y ago
Maybe in your opinion these are all true because you seem to be a "power user" of any service you use. But for the large majority of people: - 2GB is more than enough for Word documents and a few pictures. - Listening to ads is to
548.
by vortico 8y ago
I'd love to have a beer with him someday. I wonder how he's doing now.
549.
by vortico 8y ago
...which is certainly how this post came about.
550.
by vortico 8y ago
And the reply is hilarious. It's a screenshot of his conversation with Microsoft technical support. https://i.redd.it/9zkgslagked21.png This is either a troll or someone who's gone off the deep end.
551.
by vortico 8y ago
.sfd files are the "source" for fonts made with FontForge. http://fontforge.github.io/en-US/documentation/developers/sf...
552.
by vortico 8y ago
That's called "source available", not "open source". At least according to the OSI. https://opensource.org/osd
553.
by vortico 8y ago
Someone posted a GitHub issue here. https://github.com/PiotrGrochowski/Consolas/issues/1
554.
by vortico 8y ago
Do iPhone users lack the ability to have control over their device by adding their own certificates?
555.
by vortico 8y ago
But with less usage, their service is valued less by the customer, which would cause more unsubscribes/downgrades in service.
556.
by vortico 8y ago
Pulsar data itself is likely not under copyright, but a graph of it can be under copyright protection if enough creative effort is involved. However that graph contains very little creative decision, so it would be a hard case to win if t
557.
by vortico 8y ago
>2010s: Workplace domination by “lumber-sexuals” What
558.
by vortico 8y ago
So it's uhhh... wider, with distractions on the side. Often breaks my concentration when loading up GitHub to find an issue of a particular project. A net downgrade IMO.
559.
by vortico 8y ago
Out of curiosity, why did you build PopSQL from scratch? How many hours would you estimate it would take to generalize Sequel Pro to support PostgreSQL? The license even allows proprietary forks.
560.
by vortico 8y ago
Why would any website have a background image where this would work? Just use a solid color if you want to use gradients.
561.
by vortico 8y ago
We don't, in the same way that we don't know there aren't vulnerabilities in the quantum protocol they're using, or in its practical implementation. And if the NSA can only break DHE for parameters less than N bits, why
562.
by vortico 8y ago
>showed that the U.S. government, which hoovers up most of the world’s internet traffic, can also break those tougher codes There's a lot the NSA hasn't broken. Why not just use higher block sizes like RSA-2048 or large DHE par
563.
by vortico 8y ago
Is there an extension that converts news articles to basic HTML and then allows custom CSS to be applied to it?
564.
by vortico 8y ago
This article is about GoDaddy web hosting, not DNS.
565.
by vortico 8y ago
The real question is: Can you scratch with it?
566.
by vortico 8y ago
You're absolutely correct. Looks like the SPDX license list contains nonfree licenses as well.
567.
by vortico 8y ago
Of course, you can find direct drive brushless motors on higher-end models, but the truth is that they're more expensive, so when you're trying to make a sale to most customers who just want to spend a couple hundred bucks, they d
568.
by vortico 8y ago
Open-source licenses usually just deal with copyright. Patents are another obstacle to overcome if your company/organization/hobby has a need for building salt reactors, but overcoming copyright is a push in some direction.
569.
by vortico 8y ago
I imagine this isn't compatible with this open-source license. https://spdx.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause-No-Nuclear-License.ht...
570.
by vortico 8y ago
Yes. If you want a business model for a game with GPL licensed libraries, the best model seems to be to sell the binaries, give away the source (which would also be licensed GPL), and plead others to not distribute binaries. It might also b

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