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Kudos for the idea and putting the service together. In practice I wouldn't let my tattoo artist ink myself if they couldn't come up with sketches like the ones on the explore designs page.

But then I'm not a tattoo artist and maybe thats exactly the extra bit creativity an artist sometime wants/needs

And instantly GIMP comes to my mind.

386BSD the predecessor of Net/Free/OpenBSD was published under a BSD license in 1992. 6 months after Linus posted his kernel sources on usenet. It was free and open source and no later than the "free" BSDs that are still available today. I'd say that is a reason why it is successful.

Edit: "free" in quotatio marks to not confuse with FreeBSD.

To be honest, most of the time I lack the discipline to track my tasks in a tool. But what came closest to being useful for me is Super Productivity[0]. It's MIT licensed, can be integrated with Jira, GitHub, Gitlab and Open Project and has a built in Pomodoro Timer that helps me to find focus.

[0] https://github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity

op is talking about headscale [0] "An open source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale control server"

[0] https://github.com/juanfont/headscale

I remember Astaro did this with their Astaro Security Gateway UTM solution. Provide a full featured software appliance for home users and hope the admins are so caught up that they don't want to change to another vendor at work. Astaro got acquired by Sophos in 2011 but I just checked, they still offer the Sophos UTM Gateway in a Home edition.

https://www.sophos.com/en-us/free-tools/sophos-xg-firewall-h...

I've no argument beyond that. You're right.

I guess the argument for inbound blocking is that its way too easy to configure an open relay which is then used to send spam.

Thats why I (uhm my kids) really enjoy the Creator 3 in 1 sets. All shiny and new but still the build it up, tear it down and build it up again mindset. Showcasing 3 sometimes very different models.

The result of [1] surprises me. I'm on a very standard Android device with a standard Browser and nevertheless I'm told that my USER AGENT and the HTTP_ACCEPT HEADERS are unique.

[1]: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/

For detailed information on what XSS is, how it can be exploited and prevented have a look at the OWASP XSS description

https://owasp.org/www-community/attacks/xss

Yes, https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/6.0/s...

There is a video on how spot looks like available on this page https://www.spot.xyz/blog/introducing-spot/

An interesting question is how the salaries would shift. If everyone can fulfil basic needs without much, will the jobs that no ones interested in doing be the ones on a high pay grade?

edit: just saw that you replied to "maybe money isn't needed at all" so my reply is not really relevant

When you don't have a direct connection to the sending/receiving ends. Magic Wormhole and croc use Relays for that. And if you want to transfer files to systems without sshd installed and configured.

It's fascinating how you can do this job for decades and learn about new tools daily. And I mean tools that are here for ages.

I just learned about envsubst https://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/html_node/envsub...

The "Buy the book (EU)" link is broken. Only Had a quick glimpse on Decrypting Rita and Parallax, but wow what a ride and the colors!

Couldn't agreed more. After seeing the first "Video conferencing" tool with spatial audio I was so excited. This excitement got lost instantly when we had our first online christmas party. Being able to hear everyone clearly and loud is not a bug its a feature.

IRL I can change my focus on someone further away without moving at all. Only if Im really interested in that other conversation I will start moving.

A pre-listen feature on mouse over would be awesome.

While I'm still fascinated by the technical aspects imho theres still a lot of room for improvement in the implementation. But its great that there are so many projects tackling this problem and improving online get-togethers

If you see your open source project as your personal project and you don't want to spend time on it make it explicit in your README. Community projects usually are more than happy to receive bug reports because they want to build the best software they can. If you want to build a community project being friendly works wonders.

How ist one able to distinguish one from the other if not from the README.

The README mentions go-prompt[0] which is based on python-prompt-toolkit[1]

[0] https://github.com/c-bata/go-prompt

[1] https://github.com/prompt-toolkit/python-prompt-toolkit

If you introduce that feature please make it optional. I love the idea of typing novels to get a more intense connection to the content. Gameification for WPM would disrupt this. Please consider this use case even though I understand that this ist not your target audience.

Great Work!

About 5 to 10% of kids, according to [0] begin to stutter temporarly. My little one started to stutter when she was 3 and after a few days nearly stopped talking altogether because she rather did not speak than stutter, to see this hurt badly. Before that she was actively communicating and joking with us. We felt like we lost a deep connection to her feelings, her emotions, like we lost her. I called a speech therapists and they told me that kids can start to stutter as they develop their language skills and they only start therapy if the stuttering goes on for more than a few months. We had some hard weeks while trying to follow the tips in [1] but luckily it went away. Seeing that she decided not to talk anymore, the effect that stuttering had on her, opened my eyes on what it might mean for someone who suffers from stuttering. All the best for everyone whose affected!

[0] https://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/stuttering#who

[1] https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/going-beyond-intelli...

> You’ll see that they are acknowledging the trademark holders, NOT the copyright holders.

In the end Steven guesses its a trademark issue

Don't know if this is originally japanese, but we have some puzzles like that in germany. One we have at home has a frame background image different to the puzzle motive. Adding visual disturbance. My kids seemed not to be disturbed as much by it than their parents in the first try

This sounds awesome and would be something I'd definitely join. (Sadly not being based in Barcelona though :)

What books did you read and how was this event initiated?

Also very interessting to read through the issues of the project

When you say cannot actually help fight the pandemic do you have any reason to believe they won't work from a scientific point of view?

Sorry if I have missed it, but to me your arguments were privacy issues and the technical difficulties (different platforms, Support) to get an app on enough smartphones to reach the critical number of participants. Don't get me wrong I totally agree, these are things that we first need to find a solution. But your post sounded to me like you have the opinion that contact tracing doesn't work.

For Linux and Windows yes. There are plugins that can create a virtual cam https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/issues/2568#issueco...

The only supported OS is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, which comes preinstalled with python 2.7 and 3.6. Not arguing that there are situations where a simple bash script is way better than an additional tool with dependencies

Alpine Linux doesn't have bash installed by Default either. Don't know about the others