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in reply to @ 2016-023.081Zinkscape?
in reply to @ 2016-022.552ZNot enough branding and marketing for XMPP-based services
in reply to @ 2016-022.546ZI can't agree enough with everyone else here. Especially for mobile: sell the app! Sell it on google play, sell it in the amazon store.
in reply to @ 2016-020.554Zsnowdrift.coop work hard to be very friendly to beginners
in reply to @ 2016-019.786ZGNU Social's default themes are still pretty twitterish, and many users prefer that, though there are more content types available all the time and no reason we couldn't add more kinds of things.
in reply to @ 2016-019.677ZI think you mean less π pump.io never really got off the ground in terms of being usable, and doesn't federate outside of its little corner.
in reply to @ 2016-019.677ZFor full-length articles, you may be better off using withknown.com or wordpress.com
in reply to @ 2016-019.579ZSome playlists: http://librestreets.singpolyma.net/
in reply to @ 2016-019.577ZIf you can't rent server space to self-host, you can still get an account on a public server such as quitter or loadaverage.
in reply to @ 2016-019.179Zoriginal creator endorsement is not needed, but they're not allowed to make it seem like he supports it when he does not. The page ought to say somewhere "this is an unofficial project and not endorsed by david revoy in any way" or some such
in reply to @ 2016-019.174ZWhen you start using one full time.
in reply to @ 2016-018.922ZYes, link on the home page that goes to https://git.gnu.io/snowdrift/snowdrift
in reply to @ 2016-016.738ZDoes your employment contract include a clause which specifies that your work belongs to the company?
In many places, this doesn't really matter. In Canada, for example, work done "for" the company is "work for hire" and the company owns it unless your contract specifically says otherwise.
in reply to @ 2016-014.930Zsnowdrift.coop works very hard to be beginner-accessible
in reply to @ 2016-014.816ZThey can publish new versions not under CC, but the cannot revoke the license already given out (so says the legal text of the license itself).
in reply to @ 2016-014.001Zwarzone2100
in reply to @ 2016-013.559ZHave you tried term48?
in reply to @ 2016-012.942ZHowever, the minified JS files I'm expected to run when I access Reddit have different names and appear to consolidate several un-minified files into a few
As you would expect any compile process that generates a few binaries to do.
in reply to @ 2016-012.799ZReddit's JS is free, AFAIK, just not ideally distributed.
in reply to @ 2016-012.633ZI think we all wish laws and licenses and contracts and legal things were straightforward. Unfortunately, our society seems to be getting worse in this regard. Ignoring it will not make it go away.
in reply to @ 2016-011.749Z(a) will best best served (ish) by AGPLv3. (b) seems like a separate sort of concern
in reply to @ 2016-011.568ZRequestTracker (RT)
in reply to @ 2016-010.830ZWhat tor version are you running? Maybe it's a bug in my version.
Does it reconnect quickly when you come out of hibernate, or does it take some time?
in reply to @ 2016-010.170ZIf I connect to hidden services of various kinds, much of this advice should not matter, correct? Because there is no exit node so my circuit is not dirty?
in reply to @ 2016-009.942ZCompletely agree. Maybe we should make good microsites for some of the top stuff (like libreoffice)?
in reply to @ 2016-009.939ZIf you ever get stuck with a SomeException, you can downcast using http://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.8.1.0/docs/Control-Exception.html#v:fromException
in reply to @ 2016-009.938ZYeah. Telegram is pretty worthless
in reply to @ 2016-009.572ZIn this case all exceptions in the IO action have been excised, but readFile sticks a pseudo-exception into the pure value inside the IO action.