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chtfn

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About chtfn

human, likes plants, computers, science, cohesion, music and nice things.

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    Open sourcing everything? More like sunrising! Thank you for doing that.

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    Groundwork has been done, so it is definitely planned: https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora_federation/pull/44 Hopefully, this gets a bit more attention now that the big cleanup wo…

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    Comment #14944619

    There was no control group to check how significant that number (13 out of 30) was[1]. This article is very misleading (but at least mentions that the study was not peer reviewed).…

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    Comment #14884695

    Have you submitted a bug report or looked for an existing one? https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Li... ?

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    What about a thriving Free Software ecosystem where the code can be audited and modified, and where the best apps (i.e. the ones that follow what users generally accept to be a sta…

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    You are using a version that has reached its end of life months ago. If you are looking for stability, you should stick to LTS versions. 16.04 should be reliable enough by now, and…

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    Soooo this article challenges the original article's validity with stuff like: > There are far more male users on GitHub then one could argue that men are in fact far better at cod…

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    Fascinating how the dude says he has no way to validate the science because he's not versed enough, and goes on to explain why climate models are not credible because of their comp…

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    I thought mainstream media was finally going to recommend OpenOffice users to move to LibreOffice.

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    Shame the author promotes the use of Spotify so much, for two reasons: - the ridiculous amount of money going to artists (i.e. the ones who do want money for their music), although…

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    Do you have a reliable ref for the cost comparison?

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    Comment #12621023

    Hmm I wonder what the author means by: "Aside from the fact that this banner looks like something free software would install as a toolbar, [...]" As alternives, depending on your …

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