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jumpwah
11y ago
It's not possible because pretty much all baseband processors (radios) run nonfree software.
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jumpwah
11y ago
The FSF defines freedom as the four freedoms. Copyleft is about preserving those four freedoms. Copyleft is still free software in terms of the four freedoms. Sure, you could take freedom as being able to do completely anything (or more thi
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jumpwah
11y ago
Exactly. However I see now that there's an Emacs workaround... maybe I'll try that some time.
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jumpwah
11y ago
It's also easy to have multiple versions installed using nix.
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jumpwah
11y ago
> What the world needs is an operating system (or systems) or even an application or set of applications that almost everyone would want to use that require programming in some form or fashion to accomplish everyday tasks better. Tangent
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jumpwah
11y ago
> Remember, git came before github. That's exactly my point. Using a "request-pull" instead of a "pull-request" will probably mean you can do this git-lfs thing with it. My understanding was that it was not worki
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jumpwah
11y ago
Except that's not a "pull request".
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jumpwah
11y ago
There were no big flaws in Bayern's game that day. Arsenal sat deep specifically to shut down what muller and lewandowski could do, but I wouldn't call that exploiting. In fact Arsenal didn't really 'exploit' or tar
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11y ago
If by football philosophy you mean "the thing about Arsenal is...", skc got it right I think because 15 years ago he was definitely considered 'progressive' or 'modern'. But now I think he's considered &qu
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11y ago
What? Couching is not all scouting... no one's denying that Wenger is always on the look out for young prospects. But Wenger is a sort of 'old fashioned' coach. He prefers focusing on how his players can do better, rather
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FLIF – Free Lossless Image Format
(flif.info)
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jumpwah
11y ago
https://github.com/vim-pandoc/vim-pandoc is far superior.
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jumpwah
11y ago
Sweet! I never bothered to check how to do it on the cli, and instead of being interactive, I just assumed you would have to reference the hunks by line number or something. Naive of me.
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jumpwah
11y ago
With magit, it's easy to only stage individual 'hunks' so that you can have only the relevant parts of a file staged. And so this problem goes away. I also imagine it's easy to do this in fugitive as well. It's prob
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jumpwah
11y ago
I'm not sure cabal can really be considered a package manager as the article here states [1]. Stack helps, but I think just using a dedicated package manager to manage haskell things is probably the way to go. Nix has a lot of haskel
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11y ago
Sorry for the late reply. I found it, I got the method from this blog post [1] initally. Also see [2]. However, I'm sad to say that when I tried this again rn, it didn't work anymore. (I know for a fact it used to work great becau
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jumpwah
11y ago
urxvt also supports viewing images (or at least I know that because that's the emulator I use, maybe other emulators also support it) Like I know ranger has an option for it, but iirc there's also a way to just run a command ala `
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11y ago
I prefer maim [1] to scrot, you should maybe check it out if you didn't already know about it? [1]: https://github.com/naelstrof/maim
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11y ago
One of the dealbreakers for me with Kallithea at this point of time though is the lack of an issue tracker. I think their main reason for not having it was that they don't want to impose one when you could be using one already. But I w
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jumpwah
11y ago
Have you heard of kallithea [1]? Not sure if it be what you want though because it also supports mercurial (and uses it for its development). But iirc, it's written in python. [1]: https://bitbucket.org/conservancy/
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11y ago
Right, sorry. I still thought you were talking about git after the first line, at least that's how I read it. Misunderstanding, my bad.
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11y ago
git is not a GNU project.
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11y ago
Isn't this like a huge security risk?
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11y ago
Just in case, do you know about https://github.com/SMSSecure/SMSSecure ?
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Firefox will show ads on the new tab page based on browsing history
(geeksnack.com)
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Wow thanks for the taking the time for the comprehensive reply! :) Really, my comment turned into a half-rant, and I wasn't expecting such a response! Well honestly, if it does become "hackable" (i.e. ui, addons), then that
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11y ago
Thanks for the response. With browser.html, I think I meant functionally , like isn't it supposed to be marketed as a simple, out-of-box, no configuration browser for those who just want no hassle simple web browsing? (Because otherwi
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This is obviously the main issue. The DRM component itself is nonfree, downloaded from Adobe's servers (iirc). With this DRM section in the official html specification, it is impossible to implement a fully html spec compliant, free so
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11y ago
Are there any plans to build a completely new browser from Servo? Is there even any worth in that? (A firefox-esque "normal" one, not like that experimental html browser thing.)
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11y ago
The end draws closer: http://i.imgur.com/eZdoFUW.jpg (See the kernel version just below the t-800 box in the center.)
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