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by yarrel 7y ago
The FSF would note correctly that the license is burdensome and would declare it non-free. This is a license that bakes in a lot of assumptions about who should be running the code and how. If you can afford to comply with them, you are p
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by yarrel 7y ago
It doesn't. The Apple app store prohibits the GPL.
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Thank you for making your books DRM-free!
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The "maintainerr" is the "owner" in this context.
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Yes it's a great example of how not using those systems leads to problems. "Not your keys, not your coins" is an old cryptocurrency motto. Would-be critics of cryptocurrency seem to be slowly rediscovering it.
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It's a great piece of software, so people love it. But the sometimes uncritical love people have for it doesn't help when it has issues. The main categories of people I've encountered who aren't absolute Signal fans are:
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by yarrel 7y ago
They are not. They are claiming that "a good chunk of them" is/are.
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The ingtersection of this and their list of things that cure it is not the empty set.
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by yarrel 7y ago
I started programming Java in 1996. It really is a static boilerplate language. I'm wary of going too far in the direction of functional notation for the same use case though. Replacing code that is slow to read with code that is slow
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by yarrel 7y ago
That was my experience of SELinux.
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The best one is the kind, progressive, open Microsoft.
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by yarrel 7y ago
RScript.
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by yarrel 7y ago
Does anyone know what font the "Los Angeles November, 2019" text is set in?
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by yarrel 7y ago
""We have already voted with apt: less than 1% of new installs use sysvinit"" The Debian developers voted by setting the apt default. So no.
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Writing is a technology.
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by yarrel 7y ago
You can't copyright recipes.* If you could, that would still be the smallest part of the dynamics of why people drink craft beer and how the economics of scaling up production of a recipe work. * - And trade secrets don't lend the
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by yarrel 7y ago
They can only request the source code if you give them the binary. So sell them the binary and relax.
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by yarrel 7y ago
It's not based on Microsoft code, so that might have something to do with it.
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The Times of Manhattan.
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by yarrel 7y ago
If we're not afraid of change, Let's change away from systemd.
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by yarrel 7y ago
He's just this guy, you know?
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by yarrel 7y ago
It's a great project, but it isn't Open Source (and definitely isn't Free Software) due to the NonCommercial restriction on its license. Creative Commons recommend against using their licenses, including NC-SA, for software -
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by yarrel 7y ago
Good for them. Next can they stand for user freedom?
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Are they patented?
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by yarrel 7y ago
Tell them it's just "Hancock's Half Hour" but in New York.
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There will have been a lunch.
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by yarrel 7y ago
That's expensive compared to elsewhere in the world.
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Established religion. If you read on the comparison is made clear.
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If you love someone regardless of their abuse of you or others then you are codependent, not loving.
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What others?

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