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About kriberg
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Comment #47926709
We call those people PowerPoint architects. They haven't coded or built anything for so long, if ever, that they wouldn't even how to, by this point. The only tool they know is Pow…
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Comment #47469231
It's a tiny market, but, I promise, it has growth potential.
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Comment #42590526
Taz'dingo!
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Comment #39491425
Qt didn't start out as GPL. It's even in the article.
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Comment #39491390
That's just the Kai Hansen doing his thing. He's also been quite active as a producer.
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Comment #39491367
I'll fetch the oars. These folks need a visit
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Comment #39440256
Highly interesting read! Have you considered adding a highscore board or something similar? Athletes can add a profile, then post an image proof that they've lifted certain stones.…
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Comment #39058972
That sounds a bit hyperbolic. Norway is a long country with multiple climate zones. Average temperature in March in Longyearbyen [1] is 3.4 F. Meanwhile, Embarrass, the coldest cit…
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Comment #38910970
Their advantage is that they have the largest desktop user base. Access to those users or being the de-facto default desktop base, can be turned into income.
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Comment #38219730
They need to practice more. Ling-Ling is playing 40 hours a day.
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Comment #37902541
We use azure ad for authn to our github organization. That also covers github pages generated from those repos.
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Comment #37808311
I'm generalizing, but most Norwegians wouldn't find pagan or heathen derogatory. During the 90s, it was embraced as a common denomer for the anti-religious movement.
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Comment #37701759
More anectodal evidence: I've eaten pizza with him twice. Didn't notice anything.
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Comment #37019878
No, this is conflation everybody is having. You are free to do with the received source as you like, maintaining your rights granted by the GPL. But the GPL does not compel RedHat …
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Comment #37016509
IBM can't "kill" Fedora. All the specs files, the assembly mechanisms for the distribution is available online. The community can (and has) forked fedora and keep it going under a …
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Comment #36735103
Ooof, that's a lot of shade to throw on aspartame.
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Comment #36684701
Since we're generalizing: most devs aren't great at writing documentation either. Technical writing is a field of its own and it's important to recognize that. We could ever be so …
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Comment #36684581
Redhat debranded RHEL for CentOS. It was one of the things CentOS compalined about, so RedHat made it easier for them. Maybe it saved RedHat money overall by avoiding trademark pro…
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Comment #36638794
Holy bananas, what an adventure. Thanks for linking this :)
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Comment #36601071
Hard to judge if that covers just makefiles or if it also covers rpms. Guess it makes sense they should share the scripts required to rebuild the binary as it's delivered by them
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Comment #36593677
They could also release just application source code and not the spec files for building the package. It's the spec files and the patches that's central in this conflict, not the a…
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Comment #36593519
Lets not forget canonical shipped pulseaudio in Ubuntu before it was really ready. The devs got a lot of hate for something they didn't much control.
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Comment #36548019
I'd be suprised if OpenShift wasn't making copious amounts of money for redhat.
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Comment #36465826
RedHat creates and drives development of many OSS projects. FreeIPA, strimzi, systemd are some examples. Anybody can use these projects without using the RedHat labeled version. Bu…
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Comment #36451811
That's an absurd generalization. They contribute upstream. They aren't forking every project and keeping changes for themselves and customers. Just the sheer amount of development …