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zoobab
3y ago
Is BlazingMQ faster than ZeroMQ?
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zoobab
3y ago
From the No<OOXML> days, the only thing i regret is to have not sued Microsoft in court for having corrupted the whole process.
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3y ago
I thought after QatarGate the EU would do something to get rid of foreign influence.
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3y ago
Permission-less banking is the solution.
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3y ago
The USPTO is still granting software patents despite Alice. Is there a way to make them stop?
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3y ago
Megacorps representative has hijacked most of the foss foundations, especially in the US.
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3y ago
Voila
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3y ago
I made my own Winamp skin back in the days.
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zoobab
3y ago
My bad, I tried to install a too recent version: https://f-droid.org/docs/Running_on_old_Android_versions/
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3y ago
Tried to install on an old Android 4, absolutely nothing worked.
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3y ago
Use IPv6, not some third party X86 servers like pinggy.io.
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3y ago
The poison pill is our law makers writing "open source" without consulting anybody from the community if what they propose is sensible.
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Undermining the foundation of open source AI
(openfuture.eu)
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3y ago
Disable logging and you are done.
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3y ago
This is why shareholders like AI, they can spare unneeded workers.
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3y ago
You cannot make deals with physics (global warming), as you cannot make deals with mathematics (open source). Deal?
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3y ago
"I didn’t pay enough attention to security" Crypto is too hard, it should be offloaded to AI.
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4y ago
I broke my Alix 1C trying to install Coreboot on there: http://www.zoobab.com/alix-1c I went once in Zurich and knocked at the door of PC Engines to buy a Wistron wifi card (it was cheaper then shipping it to Belgium), it w
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4y ago
"The right to bank should be enshrined in the laws of free societies" Banks are living on "Credit", which is unethical and does not correspond to any creation of goods or services in the real economy.
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4y ago
28 years of using linux, never used nsswitch.conf. I learned about it's existence when a colleague of mine asked a question about it during an recruiting interview of a candidate.
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4y ago
I have a project to rebuild a complete alpine to make static binaries, glibc does not like static for political reasons, the feature to make static binaries is broken, and undocumented on purpose. Long life musl! http://stalinux.
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4y ago
They could easily revoke your certificate, and deactivate your website.
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Unified Patent Court will replace its judges and lawyers with AI
(ffii.org)
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4y ago
"Nobody's yet solved it for good" What we have now is 2 giants imposing the programming language we have to use.
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4y ago
There is space for a new runtime, a Python phone. Creating a simple app for iOS or Android is way too complicated. And the EU DMA's legislation sucks at replacing the entire OS, it will just cement the existing oligopoly, without any r
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4y ago
Redhat is also providing FLOSS to weapons manufacturers (Raytheon and Lockheed Martin): http://techrights.org/2022/10/27/red-hat-lockheed-martin-ray...
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4y ago
Looking for a student to add OpenWRT packages to OpenSuSE build Service (OBS), so that you can host your own packages: https://projects.freifunk.net/#/projects?project=openwrt_ppa...
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4y ago
"Now we need a Docker registry cooperative owned by everyone." You can build a pyramid with a non-profit, but that does not mean it owned by everyone. Pyramids are problematic, as governance are a nightmare.
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4y ago
You could even do some BT freeriding on top of multiple HTTP sources.
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4y ago
I was maintaining a uClinux router distro back in 2003, one of the router in our list ended up in court for the first legal case for GPL violation in Germany: https://isl3893.sourceforge.net/ "17 apr 2004 - GPL testing
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