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oelmekki
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Comment #18802492
I see, thanks to you and @weego for historical context. It makes me realize that git is probably some kind of append-only database too (and used for decentralization too). I guess …
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Comment #18802239
Also, the blockchain has introduced (AFAIK) the idea of using append-only databases to build decentralized applications, and this is currently used in very interesting new techs wh…
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Comment #18788508
Oh indeed, I'm not trying to say they should not fund these programs, this is awesome and welcome. I'm just warning about a possible pitfall for them to keep an eye on :)
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Comment #18788353
Do people using these oldish softwares update them, though? Funding bug bounty programs kind of fail its objectives if they don't.
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Comment #18769521
Hi Fabio, Congratulations on Notable, it's very slick, and exactly the kind of note taking app I was after. I'm mostly concerned about keeping my data offline these days, so Google…
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Comment #18749432
Dweb related techs. Initially, I started with ssb (secure scuttlebutt), but ultimately moved to dat/beaker. I've been having a lot of fun with it, I love how this allows to publish…
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Comment #18737633
I'll speak only for me, here, but Fallout 1 is the game that impressed me the most among these, during those times. It had to do with this idea that you could go anywhere you wante…
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Comment #18715160
Btw, I wonder : I intend to use KDE on librem 5 (at least eventually, if it's not ready on phone release). Do you know if mixing GTK and QT apps on the system will be as easy as on…
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Comment #18597454
Because having code that behaves differently on development and production is never a solution, it's a workaround. Having bugs that can't be reproduced locally is the worst thing t…
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Comment #18597350
At the very least, CORS should be disabled for localhost. I build interfaces using create-react-app, which launches a dev server on localhost:3000 (useful for things like live relo…
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Comment #18568836
That was my usual extension management method for chrome, but sadly each time I tried that on firefox, it didn't fly (IIRC, you _can_ load extension from your local FS, but they on…
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Comment #18551412
If you want to implement payment, that's clearly the wrong tool for the job :) (although, it could easily leverage cryptocurrency networks) Personally, I see the dweb as internet o…
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Comment #18550133
Note: I'll only speak for my toy app, not pretending to be an expert of Dat, obviously. I don't try to build a consensus (if by that we mean conciliating possibly conflicting entri…
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Comment #18547953
I totally love that feature, actually. I'm toying currently with an app to do play by post d&d campaigns on Dat, I make one user create a Dat archive to hold game data, then each p…
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Comment #18540491
I totally get it, it's all a question of balance, I guess. An _occasional_ thanks you mail is great. On the other hand, getting pass the 100 stars on a project on github is a big m…
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Comment #18540246
I wouldn't dare writing just to say "thank you", it would feel like a no-op wasting people time. Instead, I would rather star the project on github. Did you consider those as thank…
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Comment #18382541
Regarding Spotify : I use its desktop client (an electron-like app, but using their own implementation of a browser, if I got this right), and it does properly work with Connect, a…
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Comment #18381665
Speaking of balls, please don't be a dick. I totally get it if you want the absolute stable experience (although, if your install of plasma is that unstable, my bet is that it's po…
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Comment #18381487
Excited to see Connect being actively developed. It's already incredibly useful for me, but I can see it reaching a whole other scale when librem5 phones will be out. Something I w…
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Comment #18222130
Just as programming languages are all (well mostly) doing the same thing. Cryptocurrencies are tech products, various projects try various ideas. You'll have the initial blockchain…
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Comment #18162966
I've been using KDE Neon since a few months after its initial release, and I'm very satisfied with it. Before that, I was for a decade on Gentoo (switching between wmii and KDE fro…
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Comment #18159492
I have a more radical approach to that : I discard any opinion I see in a press article (that is, most of it, usually), and only focus on new facts the article brings. I don't mean…
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Comment #18074336
I don't know if it was intended to be tongue in the cheek from you, but this is stereotypical dropbox-like HN comment. "- We found a way to enable simple telepathy. "- Not impresse…
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Comment #17976935
I can see this being seen as a turning point in the future, if Google loses influence. Until now, every time people were saying "I won't use a new google product, I don't trust the…
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Comment #17939909
I read once that prime numbers were a key element element on cryptography (because it's easy to multiply two prime numbers, but difficult to say if a number is a multiple of two pr…