free sources: Does that mean playing music that have no licensing costs, or playing on online radio stations that supposedly pay artists for each play out of their advertising revenue?
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#12No Code of Conduct but AGPL and anti-telemetry and anti-CLA is an interesting quadrant on the software political compass
I think the /g/ testimonials are a dead giveaway about where on the compass this software is.
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#13free sources: Does that mean playing music that have no licensing costs, or playing on online radio stations that supposedly pay artists for each play out of their advertising revenue?
I think just youtube, soundcloud etc. But it seems to just...find everything.
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#14is that .env file purposely committed?
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think the /g/ testimonials are a dead giveaway about where on the compass this software is.
and that is?
4chan's technology board. They have historically been very pro FSF and Stallman, while mixing in an anarchic attitude to software like cat -v contrarianism.[0]
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#18Any fans of the old "Songbird" browser with the tag line "Play the web"?
Oh I remember that - the times that Mozilla and Firefox spawned some interesting stuff. There was Sunbird - standalone XUL calendar app before it was reincorporated into Lightning and ended up as part of Thunderbird. Flock browser that embraced Web 2.0 and allowed to connect to various services. Mozilla Prism for web applications - kinda like Electron/CEF. Firefox OS (Boot2Gecko) for phones, tvs and tablets (I'm still using its ringtones on iPhone). Mozilla Persona - similar to OpenID but never got that much attention (my ISP even for a while tried to be an OpenID provider). Mozilla Raindrop that tried to accumulate various messaging services within the browser with CouchDB and own interface. And Instantbird - multi-network messenger that used XUL and libpurple. Joost - P2P internet tv application which was awfully sluggish, couldn't keep connections up to various "channels" but I enjoyed watching cartoons from 20s and 30s when these could load.
> There is no data, there is only XUL
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#19Testimonials on the main website are somewhat unusual - https://nuclearplayer.com/
I think they are hilarious.
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#20is that .env file purposely committed?
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