The issue was propaganda. There are even rumors that Dieter Reiter told someone that he regretted moving away from LiMux after he had to pay so much money for IT.
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The issue was propaganda. There are even rumors that Dieter Reiter told someone that he regretted moving away from LiMux after he had to pay so much money for IT.
"Seamless vector/PDF editing" seems especially easy.
only, if there's a opensource'd local version. You cannot trust a webservice
* https://github.com/Everything-Open-Source/open-source-events * https://foss.events
maybe i am getting to old or to friendly to humans, but it's staggering to me how the priorities are for such things.
Even C# suffers from that, though it is a nice language.
For a programming language to have success it needs to be
* opensource * well maintained * first class citizen on win/lin/mac
Maybe this will finally change.
What we need are more "level3-"switches with 24/48 ports which work well with OpenWRT.
The only really good thing about this is the price.
We should make a petition that they opensource the code at least for these two ones. i still have the CDRoms.
i even would buy it again, if that would make this more likely.
That being said, xonotic is a bit like it (and opensource) and there are maps like Facing Worlds available, but sadly no good npc / npc-way-mapping for it.
And you can do encryption, when you have to control remote devices which belong to you.
and internet still can be non commercial.
regarding finally transitioning away from SHA1: about fucking time :D
Like firefox send but some version of authentication via email? I am aware that i would need a way to send emails so the emailaddresses get authentication
you could argue the same about dark matter/energy.
> It cannot be tested or falsified by current or near-future experiments.
Did we actually directly observe dark matter or dark energy now?
How do you know, that the application is actually working if you cannot build it properly (because i see cases of buildrecipes missing)