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by mo 11mo ago
Anecdotally, I used to be in control of more than half of Tors exit capacity (until I had inspired enough other people to take over), with no association to US TLAs, and I personally know many exit and other relay operators. I have no reaso
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by mo 11mo ago
Correct. "Stiftung Erneuerbare Freiheit" acts as LIR in charge of the address space, handing out chunks of that space to exit relay operating non-profits for free, but does not operate any Tor infrastructure themselves and has no
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by mo 9y ago
It certainly matters to a lot of people around me, and in conversations I have. It may not matter to some random people on Hacker News.
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by mo 9y ago
So, where's the patch? I spend some of my free time to collect and post open source jobs someplace. That's my goal.
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by mo 9y ago
Plenty of recent jobs are open to remote workers, which includes UK.
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by mo 9y ago
No. I want to keep them around, sure, but of course they can be styled differently. I don't know what makes everyone so upset at old listings. They are listed chronologically, there is an RSS feed to follow for fresh things. It's
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by mo 9y ago
Again: We am not "padding" anything. The site exists since 2012, and we keep old job listings around, as an archive and to help find interesting potential employers that may have jobs apart of what is listed. There's an open
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by mo 9y ago
... which can be a great resource to find jobs appropriate also for fossjobs.net. but: "usual price $250/30 days"
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by mo 9y ago
It's simple, and you can help: I am adding jobs that I come across or that people submit. It's a collaborative action. Job listings from 2012 were added in 2012. It's not a new site. Of course we don't add old expired jo
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by mo 9y ago
How does this matter? What do you mean by "sustainable"? One job is a job. Two jobs is two jobs.
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by mo 9y ago
Well, what about me? I _am_ volunteering, and a couple of others CC @fossjobs.net on Twitter whenever they come across a job offer. Yes, you are right, this site depends on volunteers. So what? Wikipedia does as well. Why would anyone contr
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by mo 9y ago
I would say it depends on the specific job. :) Happy to talk about it, I am just a bit afraid that it will flood the site and make it hard to see other offers.
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by mo 9y ago
That's probably https://github.com/fossjobs/fossjobs/issues/9 :)
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by mo 9y ago
What category would you suggest to add? If it's about actual development, I think "Programmer" will do just fine. I am a bit reluctant to add a new category specifically for this.
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by mo 9y ago
As I've said, there are no criteria, it is a case-by-case decision. The general guideline is on the website, "We only list jobs that directly improve and involve FOSS or Open Hardware projects." That being said, I welcome sug
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by mo 9y ago
Done. Thanks!
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by mo 9y ago
Patches welcome. This is a hobby side project, and it does its job. (pun intended)
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by mo 9y ago
No. Of course it makes little sense to apply to old jobs, but one of the goals here is to demonstrate that there _are_ actually paid jobs in FOSS. We keep old job listings around on purpose, also because it helps to find interesting organiz
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by mo 9y ago
If you find a job that looks interesting, it's always a good idea to get in touch and find out the details and how much it is up for negotiations. Quite often there's details in the description, and if not, I would expect full tim
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by mo 9y ago
(Hi! This is Moritz, who currently maintains the fossjobs site) It's hard to define clear criteria. We do want to avoid jobs where people just "use" FOSS. The focus is definitely paid positions where you /contribute&#x2F
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by mo 9y ago
Hi! A lot of the jobs on fossjobs.net are remote work. In fact, you can directly see the job's location on the job listing. It's definitely worthwhile reaching out to the project to ask. And of course we would list openings in Ind
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Anarcat: The Problems of keybase.io(anarc.at)
2 points by mo 11y ago|0 comments
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Edward Snowden's OS of choice gets a major update(engadget.com)
16 points by mo 11y ago|12 comments
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by mo 11y ago
http://www.cryptolaw.org/
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Insecure by design: protocols for encrypted phone calls(benthamsgaze.org)
61 points by mo 11y ago|2 comments
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Skrolli – A Printed Computer Culture Magazine(indiegogo.com)
1 points by mo 11y ago|0 comments
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PinMagic: The prototyping and code generation tool (not only) for your RasPi(kickstarter.com)
3 points by mo 11y ago|0 comments
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Ordering a .Onion Certificate from DigiCert – DigiCert Blog(blog.digicert.com)
3 points by mo 11y ago|0 comments
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First International Free Software Conference in Cuba(cubaconf.org)
1 points by mo 11y ago|0 comments
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Badley M. Kuhn: Do you like what I do for a living? SFC fundraiser(ebb.org)
1 points by mo 11y ago|0 comments

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