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SJk7TAy
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Comment #46565344
Archived link: https://web.archive.org/web/20260110124545/https://masoud.ab...
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Comment #45773130
I have a very practical question with big political implications: Can electronic passports be used to make large-scale elections without government involvement? I am thinking of au…
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Comment #45494102
You can use upstream apps instead of their forks, as I do. Zero problems.
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Comment #21971885
My wife can testify that me saying "marg bar balesh" (death to pillow) every night does not mean that I want to stab my pillow to death, rather that it hurts my neck(+) when I use …
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Comment #20418808
As a first step, I'd suggest IndieWeb applies to become a supported project under Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC). SFC provides various services to libre software projects such …
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Comment #18650685
Why do you say that a release with only stabilization brings you more users but not customers? Wouldn't the quality word-of-mouth convince more businesses to switch? And I assume t…
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Comment #18650606
I feel the same. Basically, I wouldn't like to publish the address of my personal Nextcloud server to anyone (unless I am sharing a file privately with a friend). Fortunately, the …
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Comment #18650564
What do you mean by "not on the web"? It is accessible on the web. Everybody with a web browser can see public posts and replies. For writing new posts, you need an account though.…
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Comment #18648454
In the other hand, as a home user I like to be able to install only one base system (Nextcloud) and use it for all of my online life. This will free me up from setting up yet anoth…
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Comment #18648405
Call support and claim your refund. (But I'd guess you haven't paid them a penny and use what they have developed for free.)