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zaik
5y ago
Become a researcher and do peer review.
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zaik
5y ago
It would be nice to see YouTube beaten by a more open platform like PeerTube. TikTok is just another proprietary app run by a for-profit company.
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zaik
5y ago
The Arch Wiki has a good overview: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_of_applications#Passwo... If you use pass ( https://www.passwordstore.org/ ) there is also a Firefox extension in the offical Arch
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zaik
5y ago
https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0449.html Now we just have to wait until people leave walled gardens like Slack and Discord and start using the Internet standard for IM.
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5y ago
https://archive.is/N4FZh
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zaik
5y ago
No, the original source is stated at the bottom of the text. The website seems to be a news areggator with a focus on US conservative talking points.
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zaik
5y ago
You also should be able to host your own server instance and be able to communicate with others on the network (XMPP, Matrix, ...).
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zaik
5y ago
The text is copied from a website called "The Federalist": https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Federalist_(website)
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zaik
5y ago
XMPP is doing fine without Google. There are lots of public and federating XMPP servers out there you can just sign up for: https://xmpp.org/getting-started/
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zaik
5y ago
The input and output of jq are JSON streams: > jq filters run on a stream of JSON data. The input to jq is parsed as a sequence of whitespace-separated JSON values which are passed through the provided filter one at a time. The output(s)
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zaik
5y ago
There is a tool to get infobox data from Wikipedia into Wikidata: https://pltools.toolforge.org/harvesttemplates/ The easily parsable Infobox data can probably already be found in Wikidata (assuming there is a property
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5y ago
Well, the second paragraph of the Nankin massacre article is relativizing, saying things like 'there are a lot of contradictions' and that 'the truth of the incident is still unkown'. > 中国側は南京大虐殺や南京大屠殺と呼称しているが、事件の真相はい
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zaik
5y ago
Wikidata can express more than just basic infobox data. That being said it's also a lot less expressive than natural language. I think "Abstract Wikipedia" tries to overcome this shortcoming, I wonder how it will turn out. It
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zaik
5y ago
How will this be implemented? Will my XMPP client/gpg binary become illegal?
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zaik
5y ago
https://archive.is/xVWFC
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zaik
5y ago
How about Organic Maps? https://f-droid.org/packages/app.organicmaps
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zaik
5y ago
Where did you buy it and for what price? For me it just says 'coming soon' on the official homepage.
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zaik
5y ago
Give Termux storage permission and `cd /storage/emulated/0`.
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zaik
5y ago
For git commits, bug reports and the like, I do use my real name. For websites like HN, reddit and OSM I use `pwgen` instead, but I'm pretty sure that my IDs could be linked using interests, writing style, ...
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zaik
5y ago
> Practical decentralization, where you can talk to your friend that uses a different provider? Yes. You can find some lists of servers participating in the federation here: https://xmpp.org/getting-started/ It'
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zaik
5y ago
Are you sure this is a Bash feature and not some kernel module?
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zaik
5y ago
> encryption wasn't really there (and still is experimental) Clients could encrypt messages using OpenPGP and the more recent OMEMO seems pretty reliable to me (Conversations, Gajim).
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zaik
5y ago
You might like XMPP then - IETF Internet standard, always had decentralization and e2e encryption. I still don't understand why so much energy was invested in building a seperate ecosystem. Matrix claims to be fundamentally different,
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5y ago
It's also the IETF Internet standard and does not collect venture capital.
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5y ago
You can get a Let's Encrypt certificate for an internal subdomain: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/103524/lets-enc...
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zaik
5y ago
This is only half-true: "[...] candidates are chosen individually by the 27 national governments. Within the EU, the legitimacy of the commission is mainly drawn from the vote of approval that is required from the European Parliament,
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zaik
5y ago
This tool might be useful to Wikidata contributors. Getting data out of Wikipedia and into Wikidata takes a lot of effort.
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5y ago
Torrents are static and so are their hashes on the DHT. For blogs, recipe sites and say content creators putting a new video on their site every week, this is not very practical esp. when there are no peers to host their content if their co
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zaik
5y ago
If you accept the premise, what mechanism do you suggest?
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zaik
5y ago
Would you be willing to point us to some of the edits you made?
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