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in reply to @ 2016-43 13:13 UTCgitlab.com hosts the enterprise edition, though, which is not open source so some people dislike that
in reply to @ 2016-42 20:59 UTChttps://git.framasoft.org/ is a public install people can use
in reply to @ 2016-42 20:57 UTCI loved this device, but mine got stolen out of my office… 🙁
in reply to @ 2016-42 20:54 UTChttps://git.framasoft.org/ is a public install people can use
in reply to @ 2016-42 20:52 UTCSure, but the paragraph seems to imply that the Haskell makes more dependencies, whereas it really makes one one dependency (the library itself)
in reply to @ 2016-42 13:24 UTCThe smartphone software space is advancing
s/advancing/declining
in reply to @ 2016-42 13:21 UTCJust like every functional Android build
in reply to @ 2016-42 12:55 UTCa runtime dependency on an entire platform that your end users may not otherwise want.
Uh… except that GHC can (and only most versions this is still the only option) statically link your program, so the only dependency would be your program, wouldn't it?
in reply to @ 2016-39 13:20 UTCThe public timeline is a curiosity. People have complained at me before for posting test content also because it "clutters the public timeline". I have news for you: GNU Social is a following/follower network. Follow what you want to see and stop reading the public timeline as though it consists of all your friends! Especially on legitimate public servers, allowing new users is a win and complaining that they post stuff you don't want to see is you doing it wrong.
The easiest thing would probably be to kill the public timeline, but it is sort of "nifty". Certainly making it only show posts from local users would solve the federated porn concern.
in reply to @ 2016-38 22:40 UTCNeither term is very useful. Just use the actual name of your operating system
in reply to @ 2016-36 23:21 UTCI imagine it's in the source or at most a config file. Not in the UI
in reply to @ 2016-36 21:42 UTCpopcorn time (run your own server and point at torrents of the content you want to host)