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chayleaf
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Comment #36481660
NAT with IPv6 is a thing, it's trivial to do. I only have a single IPv6 address given to me by my VPN (ISP doesn't support IPv6) and IPv6 masquerading works perfectly fine.
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Comment #31176448
you wouldn't, as GPL/AGPL only requires distributing the code to the users , and only if you changed anything.
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Comment #31066822
996 has been ruled illegal in like August
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Comment #31055327
it's a meta-search engine (a search engine that searches through other engines). I self-host one myself (although I host SearxNG, a fork). You could argue you can be identified bec…
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Comment #31026353
I chose a different system, you can buy something for yourself or you can buy something for everyone in which case the price is shared between everyone. Is it less fair? Perhaps th…
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Comment #30938507
https://pavluk.org - mostly just a personal blog the about section has the source code for the static site generator, but it really is nothing special, i just wrote it for fun and …
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Comment #30896644
See КоАП РФ 20.3.3 and УК РФ 207.3, passed in March. You won't be jailed for a single tweet denouncing the war - but you will likely get up to a $1k fine if you are reported (and s…
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Comment #30728685
I'm Russian, travelled to UK once, didn't get asked that. Sorry if that was a joke and I ruined it...
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Comment #30606353
this is <-!, not <!-
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Comment #30570434
Mumble works great for me in the meantime
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Comment #30566643
yeah, for businesses piracy is prosecuted if caught
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Comment #30566421
is it our responsibility that we protested the regime, forcing Putin to ramp up the repressions, to strengthen the police? If so, I guess we should've just stood still and patientl…
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Comment #30554450
0BSD is nice as well. As a bonus, it's the only PD-equivalent license allowed in Google.
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Comment #30552795
it's a pain to build so everyone uses google's prebuilt binaries - which are non-free
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Comment #30402397
I really don't think so. It might be true for sandboxes which draw players in by letting them create new objectives for themselves, or competitive games with high time investment r…
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Comment #30229937
transparent red on top of blue means more red and less blue, transparent blue on top of red means the opposite
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Comment #30068108
the second definition you didn't list is "the attitude or behavior of a person or group who regard themselves as belonging to an elite", which is the meaning used in this case. I d…
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Comment #30032431
works for me (But I use Fennec from F-Droid)
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Comment #29872016
you need to have a "paid" account to open a support ticket, but it's still very much free also, newer accounts (from June I think) have port 25 closed by default, you need to open …
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Comment #29790511
you can use separate dev/release branches, and do something like "git diff master" (if you dont git push, you don't even need a separate branch, git diff origin/master works, but y…
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Comment #29768147
His will says the code shall be open-sourced, unless he gets murdered
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Comment #29681854
I don't think it's mimicking Windows, but you can always install a different GNU/Linux-libre distro, such as Arch-based Parabola or GNU Guix
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Comment #29463116
Or don't https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Guy_Macon/Wikipedia_has_C...
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Comment #29294985
key is "as long as everyone agrees"
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Comment #29294978
you can't copy MIT-licensed files without crediting it either. And you can statically link GPL code, assuming you release the source to all app users. You might be confusing it wit…