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motters
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Comment #47556534
As a long time C coder I checked this out, because I have my own malloc replacement. The source code is nonsensical garbage.
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Comment #31664322
It's not embodiment that's important so much as situatedness. An agent can be situated without having a physical instantiation. An agent which does not have a place or time is not …
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Comment #30662359
I hope that this will also apply to mobile phones.
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Comment #27482901
The answer is quite likely to be yes. But then when you consider who is the primary typical user of a spreadsheet and ask yourself "are they likely to learn Lisp?" then the answer …
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Comment #14416130
Mediagoblin is also available as an app on Freedombone ( https://freedombone.net )
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Comment #14266684
For software I've written while working at companies I didn't have control over the license choice, but for that which I've written voluntarily nearly all of it (and there's quite …
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Comment #11208704
"If you live here, even if you are the poorest person in the country, you are rich beyond the dreams of half the population of the world" Really? Have you ever been in The Work Pro…
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Comment #11208691
As someone who has always been a UK citizen and is old enough to remember decades past I can say with confidence that this statement is not accurate.
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Comment #11208676
The BBC is very much a state run organization. The people who ultimately decide what happens to the BBC - The BBC Trust - are appointed by "queen in council", which in practice mea…
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Comment #11067248
I think GNU Social should be pretty scalable, and that's because it's not a centralized paradigm with all users in one titanic database. Currently I'm running my own instance (one …
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Comment #11067106
Again that may just be the wrong paradigm. If you are especially concerned about disappearance of a server then just run your own installation. This is partially why I'm making deb…
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Comment #11065340
It's just not a centralized paradigm. Joining an existing server means you'll be subject to whatever moderation policy the admin has. Or you can just run your own server and then f…
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Comment #11064494
Although I dislike capitalism in general I think that message should be changed to something more neutral. Maybe some capitalists might want to have their own GNU Social site where…
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Comment #11064474
I run a system called Freedombone, and maintenance of GNU Social is not really an issue. If I'm not actively working on it there is no maintenance involved.
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Comment #11064465
GNU Social is on the road map for FreedomBox and that's why I've recently been making debian packages for it.
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Comment #11064455
I've recently been making some debian packages for GNU Social, if anyone wants to try them out. https://git.gnu.io/bashrc/gnusocial-debian https://git.gnu.io/bashrc/gnusocial-qvitt…
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Comment #10164508
I hope it's not another recession. We've not even recovered from the last one yet.
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Comment #10005265
I think this is a straw man, because whether the internet is centralised or decentraised doesn't depend on how knowledgeable its users are. We have a decentralised transport system…
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Comment #9931767
It is scary to think about because automated exploits could perhaps be scaled up and cause real mayhem. Hopefully it doesn't have to get that far before some elementary redesign of…
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Comment #9929959
Sadly, accidents are probably going to happen before infotainment gets decoupled from CAN bus. You don't just need a firewall, those need to be on physically separate networks.
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Comment #9637811
Since notifications from Facebook will contain mostly predictable content won't these just become cribs for crackers?
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Comment #9530174
Also see https://github.com/bashrc/libdeep-python