Posts by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
(DIR) Post #9zT0ehCRnuVxknIb1k by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-24T00:24:34Z
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@stux good suggestion, 'might pick it up later myself!
(DIR) Post #9zUBcASRrNlcHUjxNg by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-24T14:02:00Z
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@stux your "digital" rights are no different than your real rights. Free Software for a Free Internet and a Free Society!
(DIR) Post #9zUCG6djTTzO1V3viy by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-24T14:09:21Z
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@a_cat didn't humans actually domesticated wolves (or wolf-like dogs) and they became the modern dog? At any rate that's gotta say something about human skill :P
(DIR) Post #9zVDkokgKFEgdNTsnY by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-25T02:00:49Z
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@a_cat simpette?
(DIR) Post #9zVVdfLagxcOc7U5wW by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-25T05:21:08Z
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@brandon sounds like you're on the right track! I myself took a fairly long time to adapt to tiling wm, but now kind of think there's no way back.Might sound like a bit of Stockholm syndrome, but the longer you stay the better it gets!
(DIR) Post #9zW22BmuvVpqi60HM8 by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-25T11:24:07Z
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@brandon exactly! Can't get closer to the Free Software spirit than this! Also, plenty of ricing options available, just check /r/unixporn - 90% done in tiling window managers!
(DIR) Post #9zX7sPrqWCFuMdzZD6 by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-26T00:04:10Z
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@tek amen, certificate-based auth is so (deceptively!) easy to set up, not to mention so much secure
(DIR) Post #9zXJP7ckT1asppjCj2 by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-25T12:46:30Z
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@FimbulK @polarisfm sad thing is that with their not-so-tiny army of lawyers, probably no one will be able to use the code even though they can read it due to threats of prosecution. Still, this gotta be good.
(DIR) Post #9zXSWP36yhzoUcbd3o by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-26T03:55:43Z
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@Main_Tomato Sad to see. It reminds me of the current status for "Privacy Protection" that most web pages now display in the age post-GDPR: "Yes we track you. No, there's nothing you can do about it. Click here to consent and get back to business. You probably don't care about it anyway."
(DIR) Post #9zZAhhaqxgtOKjXw1I by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-26T07:28:04Z
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Aaaaaand it's done. Klaus Zimmermann is now on video. Let's see how this turns out!https://diode.zone/videos/watch/102f499f-cb61-46db-8807-5e451c373a28#peertube #video #decentralize
(DIR) Post #9zaboa0CYqvIppRA3c by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-27T15:19:01Z
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@abloo "move fast and break things..." but fix 'em later!
(DIR) Post #9ze2jxQxahMC7L4ao4 by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-29T06:42:47Z
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@abloo but I like Debian :(Although as I almost always use it in a laptop means I have never had to try doing this
(DIR) Post #9zeUXGFZ7QfhQWTfLk by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-29T12:36:24Z
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Got the Pi to run samba so it acts as a NAS in the house. However, there must be other things it can do too (and also give back to the community)What else should I host on it? Some candidates I've been thinking: - Tor/I2P hidden service - Nextcloud - XMPP instance - Mastodon / Pleroma (yay #fediverse!) - Peertube (my connection is kinda shit, though) - IPFS / Tox supernodesIdeas?
(DIR) Post #9zebpMxhbOud8QhhgW by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-09-29T14:42:10Z
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@seasharp great content, I think this is one of the best summaries of the issue that I've ever seen to date.
(DIR) Post #9zi1yPBbskjivF3fTU by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-10-01T06:19:55Z
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@brandon if I had a penny for everytime someone requested priority due to "I'm so and so"…
(DIR) Post #9zikhTOjSx1wzzUpnM by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-10-01T14:41:05Z
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@brandon The usual, I guess. We only know the value of that that we lose
(DIR) Post #9zizBib2vAUwBMZXKy by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-10-01T01:57:08Z
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@yogthos heh, soon Mars is gonna be a better place to live than here
(DIR) Post #9zk4ZUrgJw91TOTGXA by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-10-02T05:58:23Z
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@tuxcrafting within a 100% ethical world, this would be great.In the real world, this is probably the worst nightmare in software injection vulnerabilities and general infosec...Not to say it would continue encouraging nonfree drivers as nobody would be particularly required to release the source (in case of the bytecode version).(sorry if I bust the bubble)
(DIR) Post #9zk5HRBNNAS2nIdSPw by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-10-02T06:06:12Z
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@tuxcrafting I see, I guess if there could be an easy way to reverse engineer them, this would be a good idea. I'd just fear somebody silently masking malware behind a "poorly coded driver" for that USB coffee maker they're selling.
(DIR) Post #9znptra8qaJP2ZMNhw by kzimmermann@awoo.pub
2020-10-04T01:32:47Z
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@codesections dunno if you've fixed it by now, but I myself never got Qt to work right on my machines. Fonts looked weird, never resized correctly and sometimes did not even render at all. My "solution" was just switch to GTK+