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Announcing the Liberated Pixel Cup: an epic contest for gaming freedom(lpc.opengameart.org)
5 points by warp 15y ago|1 comments
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A Field Guide To Copyleft Perspectives(dustycloud.org)
2 points by warp 15y ago|0 comments
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We're working on writing the best browser-agnostic documentation on the Open Web(hacks.mozilla.org)
2 points by warp 15y ago|0 comments
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by warp 15y ago
The open source initiative failed to obtain the trademark. So "Open Source" as a term is not trademarked, and can mean anything. IMO, the only useful description of open source is source code licensed under one of the licenses approved by
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by warp 15y ago
jslint (and it's derivatives) are still under this license. (which is a shame, because this clause makes it incompatible with the GPL family of licenses).
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by warp 15y ago
whatever stack you're using, it probably doesn't have very stable support yet. afaik there is no SPDY for nginx, the apache module seems quite experimental, etc.. So, unless you have the chops to fix issues when they come up, you may want
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by warp 15y ago
If you know the id of a tweet you can still access it I believe. https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/show.json?id=20 still works, which allows you to construct https://twitter.com/#!/jack/status/20 which also still works. So, it's only
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by warp 15y ago
I agree with the need for an upload button. I'm on Ubuntu 11.10 and dragged an image from Thunar to Firefox. Firefox just opened the image instead of it opening in your application.
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by warp 15y ago
Typically the people looking "through the source code" are the developers working on the the project. Both occasional contributors who want to fix a bug or add a feature for themselves, or the main developers taking those patches and addin
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by warp 15y ago
That doesn't sound correct. Both PEP 333 and 3333 specifically mention that the server may use chunked encoding.
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by warp 15y ago
I used to run a setup like this for a while. Spam filtering is the most annoying part of it, so I soon outsourced that (first to google postini, then to spamhero.com). But then I realized that my e-mail is now flowing through these servic
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by warp 15y ago
I'm one of the developers on musicbrainz, which is written using many of the technologies listed above. We're experimenting with moving from Template::Toolkit to Xslate, we're having performance problems with Template::Toolkit. Similarly we
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by warp 15y ago
As someone who used emacs for 8 years, then swiched to vim and used that for 4 years, and then switched back to emacs 2 years ago -- my personal experience is that being forced to use anything which isn't vim or emacs will give me fits and
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by warp 15y ago
The closest thing to a dutch EFF is probably Bits of Freedom, https://bof.nl
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by warp 15y ago
Terrible sign up process. You have to link either a github, twitter or linkedin account -- there is no normal username/password signup. And once you do you're greeted with this message: Welcome to Coderwall! We add new members to our
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by warp 15y ago
If you want to be part of the e-mail pipeline, your application should use SMTP for both sending and recieving. Use a spam service such as spamhero.com or google postini as the MX for your domain so you do not have to do spam filtering your
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by warp 15y ago
According to one of the comments the add-in rewrites amazon searches to provide affiliate income to the authors of the extension. So, it may not be in jest. I certainly wouldn't use this extension.
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by warp 15y ago
Password length seems to be limited to < 20, which is way too short [1]. [1] http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000360.html
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by warp 15y ago
IMO you shouldn't use stickers or a dvorak keyboard to learn a new layout, the goal is to touch-type, without looking at the keyboard. The F and J keys have ridges so you know where your index fingers should rest by just feeling the key
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by warp 15y ago
I use dvorak with vim, and having the hjkl keys in other locations has never been a problem for me. If you know vi well you probably don't even use them that much, as there are usually faster ways to move around (e.g. "b" and "w" to move a
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by warp 15y ago
Technically I should answer "no" on the poll, because I did not transfer my domains from GoDaddy today. I never had them registered at GoDaddy. Perhaps a typical HN reader is not as pedantic, but I expect some are, so surely having the "n
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by warp 15y ago
I have contacted gandi.net support several times. I usually receive a response within a day, and always had my issue resolved.
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by warp 15y ago
BeyondPod on Android has no trouble downloading the audio from that feed (it does show all posts though).
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by warp 15y ago
This is from 2008, please add something like [2008] to the title here on hacker news.
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by warp 15y ago
Drag & drop doesn't seem to work for me (Debian GNU/Linux, dragging from Thunar file manager to firefox). So I second the request for a file select button.
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by warp 15y ago
According to [1], his income is from speeches. The Form990 filed by the FSF [2] (If I understand it correctly) confirms he does not get any salary from the FSF. 1) http://blog.mypapit.net/2005/06/richard-stallman-admits-his-... 2) http
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by warp 15y ago
When you write code, you automatically have copyright on it (in most countries). Failing to include a copyright notice or including a license text does not make your work fall into the public domain. As far as I can tell this code is not c
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by warp 15y ago
This does assume that you to some extent speak a language the local population also understands.
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Fox IT's preliminary report of DigiNotar break in(rijksoverheid.nl)
2 points by warp 15y ago|0 comments
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by warp 15y ago
Works for me in Firefox (Firefox 5.0, Ubuntu).

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