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12y ago
Produced by Laura Poitras. (just watch it until the end and you'll get the other names)
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12y ago
Impressive. However I regret that we don't see when they commented with "Fuck". Not for the word, clearly, but because the face that went with it should have been really powerful. I hope that now sysadmins from all over the w
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12y ago
Good question: not that I know, but I don't think this should imply anything about the project.
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12y ago
Not a single word about daala: too bad. https://gigaom.com/2013/10/15/monty-montgomery-joins-mozilla...
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12y ago
Gee, thanks!
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12y ago
You're not alone! I wish Firefox for Android would allow you to view the source code.
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12y ago
Would be great to have this interface for MPD!
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12y ago
THANK YOU! It really looks great!
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12y ago
> And ads are already the majority source of Mozilla's income Nope. Mozilla primary income source is Google (and Bing, amazon, ebay) paying to be the default search engine (and a search engine included in the search bar). And then
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I wonder about it too, but I don't think that's the case. I mean, even their offices (like the new one, in Paris) are not just a luxury show off, but they're meant and actually used to attract new volunteers, host events to f
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12y ago
It isn't adware anyway. 1. It shows ads only to a small fraction of new users and for a limited period of time. 2. It uses ads to provide a revenue diversity . Ads are just a new revenue source. Not the only one.
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12y ago
You mean like this? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/12/20/cash_rich_wikipedia_... It doesn't mean I don't understand you and don't agree with you, but you have to bear in mind that Wikipedia
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12y ago
That Mozilla could not make Firefox compete against Apple's Safari, Opera's and Google's Blink, and Microsoft's IE. All that while developing a mobile OS, creating a new browser engine, mantaining Thunderbird, creating
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12y ago
Firefox costs money. If it doesn't get it from the users (like it never was) or from Google (like it could soon be), it needs to find some way to fund anyway. This kind of advertising worries me a little but I find it acceptable. If yo
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12y ago
Those interested in MediaGoblin might also find Trovebox interesting. https://github.com/photo http://trovebox.com/ I just hope they are talking to each other to share their federation. Would be dumb not to
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12y ago
Or maybe the reason why nothing like oldversion.com exists ofr web apps is something else. Like: * Apps are update because of security fixes. * Open source web apps aren't viable[1] [1] https://blog.sandstorm.io/news&#x
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12y ago
I suggest http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/
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12y ago
Any plans on releasing the source code?
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12y ago
I misread "shut down" instead: thank you for correcting me. Still: people respond to incentives and turning down an idea like that and letting the employees know that… this is an incentive and it may have lead to some results. So
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12y ago
> shot down a nap room because it implies people should stay longer True! Smart move: did it work?
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12y ago
We need 1.
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12y ago
Telegram should get their crypto straight, publish their server-side code and federate to OpenWhisperSystems federation.
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12y ago
Does anyone know what the userbase of Redphone is? Is it the same as Textsecure (around 10 milions)?
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12y ago
You mean like http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/ ?
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12y ago
Yes, but whitelist is supposed to be for unobtrusive and not tracking ads. Then Google pays and… it is on whitelist! I cannot help but think that by using ABP instead of Adblock Edge you are giving ABP developers means to blackmail advertis
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12y ago
Looked at the slides, I kind of undestand something now, and it looks intriguing if not really interesting. Have you thought about key revocation, how is it handled?
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12y ago
Sorry if I wrote that nothing was done. What I really meant was that no change happened, and even the discussion for the bug at a first glance doesn't let understand if there is a clear path toward deterministic builds. What would it b
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12y ago
On deterministic builds you may also find interesting this one: http://www.chromium.org/developers/testing/isolated-testing/...
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On January 2014 Brendan Eich [1] called out for organization to build up a system to verify Firefox builds in order to secure the browser can't be used as an attack vector being distributed with some malicious feature added to what
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Deterministic, bit-identical and/or verifiable Linux builds
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