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Comment #30826424
A "content" tag claims "A full list of dead products killed by Microsoft in the Microsoft Cemetery" but all I see is metadata and a javascript tag. Where is the content? Microsoft …
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Comment #24922159
Thank you.
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Comment #24921682
No. Spammers will create repos and user profiles and snippets and anything they can with spam in them.
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Comment #24921577
That is not the core of the problem. Spammers are humans, and sometimes they will solve recaptchas in large quantities to get their spam through. Its about having a multipronged ap…
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Comment #24921205
invent.kde.org uses the nonfree google Recaptcha, that prevents it mostly. Not very nice for KDE to make people run nonfree software blob in their browser that gives up their freed…
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Comment #24920942
There's been a gitlab bug for almost 3 years to stop relying on recaptcha, https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-foss/-/issues/45684 Debian, KDE and Gnome have never wanted to make …
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Comment #24132613
> I have not read it Then try reading instead of typing, especially https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/freedom-or-power.en.html
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Comment #23969034
The point people keep talking about here as risky are: what is a derivative work, and what constitutes complete and complete corresponding source definition. Both of those things H…
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Comment #23968468
> They do, however, very often use existing language, and custom language is minimized. Guess what, AGPL does that too. Its only 1 paragraph different than GPL. > Where contracts a…
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Comment #23968329
AGPLv3 is exactly the same as GPLv3 except that it adds 1 paragraph. That paragraph has nothing to do with corresponding source or what a derivative is. Google ships distros with G…
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Comment #23968081
Corresponding source has the exact same definition in GPLv3 and almost exactly the same in GPLv2, so all this "its completely untested" thing is completely disingenuous. Google use…
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Comment #23874647
I went to a high school in Cali that was converted to a charter school. As far as I could tell, the main change was that they kicked out all the kids with poor grades or other prob…
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Comment #23460061
> in a way that puts formal limits on what they can do with it and how long they have access to it, and I as the patient have both the right and technical ability to revoke that ac…
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Comment #23278906
> In the context of the early Web, should we have prevented any company from making their own website? Well, websites are now a bundle of arbitrary remote code execution called jav…
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Comment #22836362
Table of like 30 videoconf programs but misses Big Blue Button, the best free software one I've used. And it doesn't mention the license of any of the programs.
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Comment #22826958
What license?
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Comment #22110376
But the source code of many important parts of android are nonfree, so google can update it to send your cleartext password and you would never know.
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Comment #22060766
Top comment "This is pretty unhelpful", ya, requiring running nonfree javascript to learn about security anti-patterns is an antipattren. Fuck corn, fuck bread.
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Comment #21122448
plug https://www.softwareheritage.org/
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Comment #21092592
He simply expects anyone who wants to keep their freedom to use youtube-dl, which is packaged in trisquel.
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Comment #21092298
No one has ever accused him of hitting on his female coworkers. His assistant for the last 15 years is a woman. In most of his activities, hes a volunteer activist. Some of his cri…
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Comment #20185495
I get blank page without running javascript. Not observable.
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Comment #20184547
Nonfree software is often malware, https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/proprietary.en.html , and it's nowadays built on top of permissively licensed free software. Its not just a diffe…
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Comment #19556332
The point about what is in the right spirit is important to discuss, however, there's also a lot wrong in this article. The thing that bugs me the most is misrepresenting FSF. 1. A…
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Comment #19184778
No, it requires nonfree firmware to be loaded by the driver.