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luluganeta
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Comment #42540995
Well, maybe next time just leave your siblings out of the discussion since it's you that can't jive with a speaker that does not correspond to your expectations of credibility (as …
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Comment #42530681
"I can't share a tech talk with my siblings because there's trans people in it" -- you definitely sound like part of the problem, esp. when so much of infosec research is done by t…
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Comment #42181966
It's her birthday today! https://oldcompcz.github.io/jgs/joan_stark/me.html
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Comment #40171587
This is not how Mastodon works, the point is exactly that cross-instance communication can work smoothly, and it does. Replies show up on your notifications just like any other sim…
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Comment #39163895
Genuine question: why the need to make this point? The "no one should be surprised" take baffles me: you clearly care about the progressive loss of privacy, and news like this are …
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Comment #38052592
"Other people are doing immoral things, so shut up about yet another instance of someone doing immoral things" -- thanks for being part of the problem
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Comment #37725012
It's not that clear cut. Such restriction to self owned content is not in the law at all, but is frequently raised by pro-copyright proponents as an interpretation.
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Comment #37703779
In Portugal there is an exception for copying copyrighted material for personal and noncommercial purposes. The lobby does try to twist the letter of the law to serve their interes…
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Comment #36512963
Tidalcycles actually runs SuperCollider as its sound backend, through the SuperDirt library: https://github.com/musikinformatik/SuperDirt/
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Comment #36512943
This set by yaxu (Tidalcycles author) is what convinced me to get into livecoding seriously: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IzfMqs5NGw (this set is "from scratch", meaning that i…
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Comment #36512753
this paper is the real deal! However it might be a bit tough without context, which this post does decently: https://medium.com/code-music-noise/euclidean-rhythms-391d87... (it goe…
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Comment #35950170
not op, but k-9 mail is a fantastic mail client on f-droid
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Comment #35385045
that's a nice company, but parent comment had a really important point about depending on Whatsapp for basic social interaction. most informal social groups, parents included, now …
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Comment #34375218
Since there's no mention yet: this was done by eBoy, a long-running design agency famous for their gigantic and quirky pixel cityscapes (among many other beautiful pieces) https://…
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Comment #34224192
I'll take it, not much to praise. It reads well (kayden live) unlike other names I have to grudgingly pronounce (postgresql, qjackctl, systemctl come to mind). But cheers, now I se…
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Comment #34222653
You're right, but I don't think memorability and brandability are universal priorities that F/LOSS projects must also be measured from. Sure they can go for that (and many do), but…
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Comment #34222261
The opposite exercise, treating proprietary software naming in such an un-generous way, is pretty easy too: - Fireworks: you'll make bitmaps so good they'll blow up in colors? - Dr…
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Comment #31351959
The Polyend tracker makes for a complete portable music-making tool as well. https://polyend.com/tracker/ I'm sure there's others, but it's true that the OP-1 offers an impressive …
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Comment #30925018
> Scribus is very serious about PDFs This is its killer feature! I've had compliments from multiple pro printers regarding my print PDFs produced with Scribus. Even though most usu…
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Comment #30784719
Thank you for sharing this, it's a beautiful writing experience. And so easy to install, it was straightforward to make it available on a Tilde server for others to try. (one sugge…
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Comment #30271160
I'm a father and you're spot on. It's easy to project what you would like children to get into and just tell them to try it, but it's essential to show that you're into it as well …
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Comment #30237937
How about Sigal? It's a Python static site generator for photos that works pretty well: https://github.com/saimn/sigal
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Comment #29414173
It is legal, yet it is still tax evasion, even if one uses euphemisms like "tax optimization" and so on.
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Comment #29383356
It's not even an issue of "picking your battles" or "voting with your wallet". Whatever your position, OP is justified in not wanting (and looking for an alternative to) a potentia…
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Comment #29238776
While not as serious, Firefox only allows you to set the new tab page as 1. blank or 2. the Firefox home page. I wanted to use a startpage for every new tab and was surprised to fi…