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in reply to @ 2016-158 13:41 UTCdevuan save us
in reply to @ 2016-158 13:32 UTCPretty sure when people say "Linux binary" they mean at minimum "Linux+glibc"
in reply to @ 2016-158 12:09 UTCYou can disable cloudflare's blocking of tor. See this article on whitelisting tor users: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/203306930-Does-CloudFlare-block-Tor-
Let me know if you need help, I have done this for my sites
in reply to @ 2016-157 12:10 UTCMonadIO is the same as IO, therefore you can use your normal catch/try operations that work on non-MonadIO IO just fine.
in reply to @ 2016-156 15:25 UTCAll security software that you could consider trusting is free software. Proprietary systems cannot be made secure.
I would suggest watching one of RMS' introductory talks or reading some essays on fsf.org to get a good baseline understanding of the issues 🙂
in reply to @ 2016-156 11:30 UTCI loved Dirac, but Google basically killed it with VP8. Hoping Daala kills every video codec and we can stop the war for awhile.
in reply to @ 2016-155 14:01 UTC64bit is better if that's the native CPU arch. But not a lot better. Probably won't make a big difference
in reply to @ 2016-154 11:59 UTCI usually use ISC, it's pretty liberal and very short
in reply to @ 2016-154 11:58 UTCI think you're confusing Free Software with copyleft. Copyleft is a tool, Free Software is the goal
in reply to @ 2016-154 11:50 UTCThey are the same product
in reply to @ 2016-154 11:50 UTCNextcloud is the same code as Owncloud. It's just a different name for the same product. Think of it as a new version to upgrade to.
in reply to @ 2016-153 12:08 UTCsnowdrift.coop has contributors who started with even less Haskell knowledge than that!
in reply to @ 2016-150 23:06 UTCStuff is still happening, but AFAICT the launch is a bit bogged down in legal stuff, etc, just now. But work on the platform is progressing on the mailing lists, IRC, etc
in reply to @ 2016-149 12:18 UTCTox might get there, but XMPP MUC is already there (at least for features you talk about in comments below)
in reply to @ 2016-149 12:17 UTCLink to an IRC webchat and your users will never know about IRC at all. It will feel like a webchat to them, so the scary goes away
in reply to @ 2016-149 12:16 UTCXMPP MUC is the best because it has history catch-up / context and some other good features, but IRC is ok if you must.
in reply to @ 2016-146 21:47 UTCYou're presupposing that neither project is using the stable versions provided by the OS, which is what the discussion is in context of.
in reply to @ 2016-146 12:12 UTCNo, he's thinking of the requirement by Debian policy that all Debian packages must be able to be built from source stored in the Debian source packages.
in reply to @ 2016-146 12:11 UTCSanboxed programming environments are a workaround for the problem systems like cabal have where you don't have a consistent set of package versions that work together, you have all versions of all packages avaialble and then issues can happen (causing people to say words like "cabal hell").
If you use a consistent set of packages for all development (such as OS-provided libraries) this is not an issue.
I work on many (many) projects at a time. Sandboxes (in haskell, python, ruby, C, all my languages) would just add more pain to my workflow.
in reply to @ 2016-145 19:17 UTCBy "real GNU/Linux" I meant "not just android or sailfish"
in reply to @ 2016-145 11:54 UTCOS packages are much nicer than cabal. You don't have to wait for everything to compile, and you get stable library versions that work with each other (no different-dependency-versions, no annoying sandboxing garbage).
in reply to @ 2016-144 12:10 UTCModel M + anything?
in reply to @ 2016-143 20:10 UTCEveryone has a set of pet features they want, but what's great about Haskell is that even Haskell98 is lightyears ahead of the rest of the industry
in reply to @ 2016-143 20:05 UTCI wrote
unexceptionalio
to help me with this kind of thing and additionally useerrors
in reply to @ 2016-143 12:57 UTCYou can use show as long either there is no read instance or the read instance works for all show output. However, make sure you output something sensible in all cases or debugging outputs might get weird.
Otherwise, you should consider http://hackage.haskell.org/package/text-format-0.3.1.1/docs/Data-Text-Buildable.html
in reply to @ 2016-140 03:25 UTCReally?
in reply to @ 2016-139 18:08 UTCI use conversations.im to give me the handoff, so yes.
I'm in southern Ontario, so I use WIND and get unlimited cell data for $40 CAD/month
in reply to @ 2016-139 18:07 UTCI'm confused as to what you're trying to say here. It sounds like you agree with me that Apple and Google are the Big Bads?
in reply to @ 2016-139 18:06 UTCI'm confused about the downvotes… is this not a fair answer to the question?
in reply to @ 2016-138 22:07 UTCBasKet Not Pads is what I used for years when I was coming off of OneNote