openoi

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by openoi 7y ago
Regarding the dissonance, the this all has the side "if I don't own it, I won't feel the pain of loss" to it. Survival strategy in a precarious situation.
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by openoi 7y ago
Humans build houses with their children and grandchildren in mind. Holding to land for 100 years and longer is not that an uncommon thing.
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by openoi 7y ago
To spell it out, places a large burden on you. And then you get evicted after the negotiated period ends anyway.
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by openoi 7y ago
I wonder to what extent this influences what is known as the "endowment effect" in economics. The particular chair I am sitting in and have for months, is it really a more valuable one because it helps me remember? Now before we
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by openoi 7y ago
Not quite about tables, but I feel this goes into the same direction and complements: https://dev.to/winduptoy/a-javascript-free-frontend-2d3e
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by openoi 7y ago
Open source is about transparency, which covertly tweaking the wording of a thread is not. Yet since this issue got some more attention user "mholt" has changed the thread, now merely strongly claiming it were open source but not
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by openoi 7y ago
Parts, the modified Listener, has not been open sourced. Caddy's author was quick to deflect and squash any discussion about what else is held private. The easiest answer would have been a "sure, here's the link". Instea
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by openoi 7y ago
Another reason why reproducible builds in open source are so important. The version of Caddy you can compile yourself is different from that you are offered as download. And there's nowhere a notice to be found about that intransparent
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Caddy web server no longer completely open source(github.com)
3 points by openoi 7y ago|7 comments