On 2016-138

• singpolyma commented on Google reliance - how do I quit? at Reddit, saying

  Google and Apple are the current Big Bads (if you believe in such things)

  in reply to @ 2016-138 22:05 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Android SMS (KDE Connect) at Reddit, saying

  No phone needed. I pay them for a phone number

  in reply to @ 2016-138 22:04 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “@flying_squirrel no kidding” in reply to @ 2016-138 17:44 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Looking for CC-friendly fiction at Reddit, saying

  Check out http://faow.referata.com/wiki/Welcome_to_Free_and_Open_Works!

  in reply to @ 2016-138 12:40 UTC
• singpolyma pushed to master at singpolyma/cheogram. @ 2016-138 00:41 UTC
• singpolyma pushed to master at singpolyma/cheogram. @ 2016-138 00:13 UTC

On 2016-137

• singpolyma commented on issue singpolyma/cheogram#40. @ 2016-137 23:55 UTC
• singpolyma closed issue singpolyma/cheogram#40. @ 2016-137 23:55 UTC
• singpolyma pushed to master at singpolyma/cheogram. @ 2016-137 23:55 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Android SMS (KDE Connect) at Reddit, saying

  I use Vitelity to give me a direct SMS -> XMPP hookup

  in reply to @ 2016-137 23:45 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Why use newtype? at Reddit, saying

  Won't a data with a single, strict field behave the same?

  in reply to @ 2016-137 12:29 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Why use newtype? at Reddit, saying

  A data with one constructor that takes on strict argument could be optimised in this wauy (I think). Otherwise the "optimisations" would add strictness where the programmer didn't expect it.

  in reply to @ 2016-137 12:27 UTC
• singpolyma commented on What has Rust borrowed? at Reddit, saying

  Rust is not really a high-level language, though. I'm not sure a comparison would be fair. I love rust, for systems and other low-level stuff, but Haskell remains my go-to for quickly banging out apps

  in reply to @ 2016-137 12:23 UTC

On 2016-136

• singpolyma commented on Where is Control.Monad.IO.Class moving? at Reddit, saying

  So much stuff getting added to base.

  in reply to @ 2016-136 15:14 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Official photographer photos from my wedding up at http://wedding.singpolyma.net/photos/” @ 2016-136 13:07 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Where is Control.Monad.IO.Class moving? at Reddit, saying

  sigh

  in reply to @ 2016-136 12:11 UTC

On 2016-135

• singpolyma commented on `stdin` and `stdout` handle at Reddit, saying

  Looks like you want at least mkDuplexFileHandle, not sure if there's an IODevice you could use

  in reply to @ 2016-135 21:05 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Pyra preorders almost enough (94%) for first batch production. at Reddit, saying

  etnaviv-compatible stuff?

  But I do realise it's (very, very) hard

  in reply to @ 2016-135 19:51 UTC

On 2016-133

• singpolyma commented on Why aren't you using Frege? at Reddit, saying

  I would use Frege if I needed to be on the JVM for some reason, but usually I don't.

  in reply to @ 2016-133 20:30 UTC
• singpolyma opened issue egonSchiele/HandsomeSoup#31. @ 2016-133 18:27 UTC
• singpolyma commented on issue yesodweb/wai#548. @ 2016-133 16:55 UTC
• singpolyma opened issue yesodweb/wai#548. @ 2016-133 16:25 UTC
• singpolyma commented on pull request phonohawk/HsOpenSSL#40. @ 2016-133 16:03 UTC
• singpolyma created branch SNI at singpolyma/http-streams. @ 2016-133 15:59 UTC
• singpolyma forked afcowie/http-streams to singpolyma/http-streams. @ 2016-133 15:59 UTC

On 2016-132

• singpolyma commented on issue afcowie/http-streams#47. @ 2016-132 19:18 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “You know what would be awesome? Podcasting while motorcycling!” @ 2016-132 12:51 UTC
• singpolyma commented on EFF: Save Firefox! at Reddit, saying

  Worked for me for Flash (removed flash and flash clones from my system going on 8 years now, no regrets)

  in reply to @ 2016-132 11:24 UTC
• singpolyma commented on EFF: Save Firefox! at Reddit, saying

  I'm pretty sure you'll be able to just uninstall the Adobe blob (there isn't even going to be one for Linux AFAIK) and then EME won't work

  in reply to @ 2016-132 02:20 UTC

On 2016-131

• singpolyma commented on issue singpolyma/openpgp-php#30. @ 2016-131 15:18 UTC
• singpolyma commented on issue singpolyma/openpgp-php#31. @ 2016-131 15:16 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “I think the thrust of this talk is "guys! parsers exist!"” @ 2016-131 00:17 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “XML in your code comments? #notEvenJavaDoesThat” @ 2016-131 00:05 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “As soon as I see an MS Notepad window, I get suspicious of the speaker.” @ 2016-131 00:04 UTC

On 2016-130

• singpolyma commented on issue singpolyma/openpgp-php#20. @ 2016-130 20:31 UTC
• singpolyma commented on issue singpolyma/openpgp-php#20. @ 2016-130 20:10 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “@xor thanks for the coverage. I followed with interest.” @ 2016-130 20:08 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “I want a bank with a ‘best interest rate’ guarantee.” @ 2016-130 20:08 UTC

On 2016-129

• singpolyma commented on "r/LifeProTip" learns that NYC museums are "free" at Reddit, saying

  I didn't know that this extended beyond the Met. Very cool.

  in reply to @ 2016-129 22:40 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Free as can be: gNewSense is true GNU Linux at Reddit, saying

  Mostly modifying things like the Firefox addon panel and documentation files that "advertise proprietary software", I think

  in reply to @ 2016-129 22:35 UTC
• singpolyma closed issue jensstein/oandbackup#128. @ 2016-129 18:20 UTC
• singpolyma commented on issue jensstein/oandbackup#128. @ 2016-129 18:20 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Free as can be: gNewSense is true GNU Linux at Reddit, saying

  gNewSense unfortunately only just started work on the lastes (year old) debian stable. I'm hoping the system gets standardised and documented so that more people can help and it can stay a bit more up-to-date.

  For now, Trisquel is pretty good.

  in reply to @ 2016-129 15:16 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Is Firefox OS a usable smartphone operating system? at Reddit, saying

  If only any phone's WiFi was supported…

  in reply to @ 2016-129 12:42 UTC
• singpolyma opened issue jensstein/oandbackup#128. @ 2016-129 11:49 UTC

On 2016-128

• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Completed the long-form census! #science #civicDuty” @ 2016-128 20:46 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Should not be "expert" or not that matters, but accuracy/usefulness, which Wikipedia wins at” in reply to @ 2016-128 16:33 UTC
• singpolyma starred tananaev/passport-reader. @ 2016-128 12:37 UTC

On 2016-127

• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “@davidrevoy just had a thought, http://store.dftba.com/pages/partner-with-us might be worth checking out for you” @ 2016-127 14:26 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “The "next stop" sign on our bus last night kept crashing and printing debug info. So great” @ 2016-127 12:17 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “This AirBnB is *huge*! More space than I often live in. And there’s food!” @ 2016-127 12:17 UTC
• singpolyma pushed to master at singpolyma/currency-haskell. @ 2016-127 11:55 UTC
• singpolyma merged pull request singpolyma/currency-haskell#1. @ 2016-127 11:55 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Passport today for getting boarding pass and also for boarding. Plus both exit and entrance checks at borders” @ 2016-127 00:20 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Back in Canada, have Timbits #honeymoon” @ 2016-127 00:19 UTC

On 2016-126

• singpolyma commented on Is anybody working on a FOSS Skype alternative? at Reddit, saying

  Yeah, Jingle Voice/Video works well for 1:1. Jitsi extends it to work for multiparty also

  in reply to @ 2016-126 15:54 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Is anybody working on a FOSS Skype alternative? at Reddit, saying

  There are so many of them. The biggest issue is fragmentation, not lack of existence.

  in reply to @ 2016-126 15:51 UTC

On 2016-125

• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Generator at geothermal power plant! #honeymoon” @ 2016-125 21:15 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Geothermal power plant! #honeymoon” @ 2016-125 21:14 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Toronto gets its own free, decentralized, encrypted mesh network. "The protocol encrypts everything at a lower level in that stack... It derives an IP address from the encryption keys, and every IP packet gets encrypted with those keys". Raspberry Pi used in routers. at Reddit, saying

  Doesn't prevent sniffing at non-wifi nodes (that is: the whole rest of the Internet) so the traffic (if not end-to-end protected) is still visible to anyone putting in a little effort.

  in reply to @ 2016-125 07:40 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “This is why I won’t give Netflix money: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/05/yes-all-drm” @ 2016-125 07:24 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “@flying_squirrel also, if you need decent XMPP hosting for your domain, I’d be willing to add you on the server I admin (hosted in Canada)” in reply to @ 2016-125 07:20 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “@HippyWizard always Conversations. Xabber is not worth recommending” in reply to @ 2016-125 07:13 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “@flying_squirrel Conversations is possibly the best XMPP on *any* platform. Very well done” in reply to @ 2016-125 07:12 UTC

On 2016-124

• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Found the AirBnB, very nice. Now to another jetlagged sleep #honeymoon” @ 2016-124 23:04 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Weirdly was asked for a passport when boarding in Rome, but not border guard has seen it today.” @ 2016-124 21:29 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Landed in KEF, get cash, on bus towards our stay. Minibus tour tomorrow! #honeymoon” @ 2016-124 21:28 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Toronto gets its own free, decentralized, encrypted mesh network. "The protocol encrypts everything at a lower level in that stack... It derives an IP address from the encryption keys, and every IP packet gets encrypted with those keys". Raspberry Pi used in routers. at Reddit, saying

  It will still pass through many Internet nodes unprotected

  in reply to @ 2016-124 16:50 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Just paid 28 CAD for a burger + fries #cph” @ 2016-124 16:25 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Copenhagen airport food makes fancy restaurants look cheap.” @ 2016-124 16:22 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Rome airport they rotate the check-in desks every three hours. #honeymoon” @ 2016-124 09:31 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Today we fly to iceland. So, lots of airporting ahead #honeymoon #securityTheatre” @ 2016-124 06:23 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Toronto gets its own free, decentralized, encrypted mesh network. "The protocol encrypts everything at a lower level in that stack... It derives an IP address from the encryption keys, and every IP packet gets encrypted with those keys". Raspberry Pi used in routers. at Reddit, saying

  Not sure why they want to encrypt the mesh… it's unencrypted on the Internet. Need to use end-to-end anyway.

  in reply to @ 2016-124 05:45 UTC
• singpolyma commented on Has there ever been an example where a company has been hurt by open-sourcing software? at Reddit, saying

  What kind of hurt could even happen? More effective competition (very unlikely) seems like the only theoretical way, even.

  in reply to @ 2016-124 05:44 UTC

On 2016-123

• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “@Chronos we’ve got free water most places. Key is to say "tap water"” in reply to @ 2016-123 17:08 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Tax included + no tip makes eating out in Europe so much more bearable” @ 2016-123 16:37 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Went to a cash-only place after spending last Euro cash. Got a 20 out of an ATM with my debit card #honeymoon” @ 2016-123 16:35 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Best idea: audio guides for under-interpreted monuments featuring @SetteCom saying outlandish things about them” @ 2016-123 10:53 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “Good article on the future of music: https://www.defectivebydesign.org/blog/why_should_musicians_care_about_digital_restrictions_management” @ 2016-123 10:31 UTC
• Stephen Paul Weber posted, “There’s a host of selfies where I’m kissing @SetteCom that she’s hiding from the world. #honeymoon” @ 2016-123 10:29 UTC