Closed access science should have been outlawed the moment ARPANET was online
Drew DeVault
Closed access science should have been outlawed the moment ARPANET was online
Drew DeVault
There are not actually many good games for the NDS, it seems
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doragasu
@drewdevault Which are your preferences? NDS has a vast catalog and I'm sure there will be some you'll enjoy. Some of my favorites:
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Comrade Weez
@afif He's absolutely right about everything he says in this. Except for one thing. If Trump wins, there won't be any more elections. Israel will have carte blanche for wholesale genocide, in daylight, with gas chambers. Abstaining, voting 3rd party or voting for Trump all have the same effect. I will be voting for Biden on the least-worst principle.
Drew DeVault
_Fuck_ landlords.
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Hugo 雨果
@drewdevault Sometimes buying is easier than renting in NL. Especially it you're self-employed. You can get mortgages for up to 100% of the property value.
CIMB4
@drewdevault yknow.. U can rent a few square centimeters of my heart AND fuck me~ (My yearning lesbian ass trying to flirt with the hot radically left fedi grils)
Drew DeVault
I have now received four notices from the IRS informing me that they need 60 additional days to figure out why they overcharged me by $16,000 on my taxes, which is to say, 240 days and counting
Qazm
@drewdevault They're probably busy figuring out the 34 billion invoice: https://wjactv.com/news/local/pennsylvania-man-receives-34-billion-tax-bill-irs-investigating-taxes-money-revenue-error
Drew DeVault
Anything else aside, the Hyprland code is *astonishingly* bad. Good luck rewriting wlroots btw
Joel :void: :casio:
@drewdevault sounds like the perfect excuse for someone to rewrite its features from scratch :blobcatderpy:
aleksana :pusheenwalk:
@drewdevault I tried to solve the issue where the click event of gtk-layer-shell would be triggered repeatedly, but then I found varxy introduced a bunch of inexplicable special conditions in order to try to solve this problem, but in the end he did not completely handle the click and release events :ablobtoiletflush:
Drew DeVault
well fuck. telegram decided to sneak in a nazi symbol in their announcement of NFT usernames today, so i guess this is the thing that makes me switch to Signal. edit: @wolfie pointed out another thing, they're highlighting Tucker Carlson in the blog post
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Drew DeVault
The rule of law is at the very foundation of democracy.
Drew DeVault
Why are there no good domain registrars
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Seán C McCord :tux:
@drewdevault I've also been a happy enough customer of gandi for many, many years. I'm sure they have their problems, but I have this far been blissfully unaware of them. Note that I only use them as registrar, not for DNS hosting.
Kristófer Reykjalín
@drewdevault I’ve been fairly happy with namecheap, are there any controversies there I should be aware of? 🤔 I’ve also heard good things about NearlyFreeSpeech.NET, which might be a fine option?
Joseph Szymborski :qcca:
@drewdevault they all suck. Porkbun is often recommended. I've not had problems with them.
Drew DeVault
3rd most active contributor to #nixos drops from the project due to the lack of leadership from the Foundation supposedly backing the project. Everything is fine, I'm sure the arms dealers will compensate the lost contributions. /s
Drew DeVault
Another day, another GCC cross compiler
Drew DeVault
i should have a cake shop make a replica of the hurricane + cogent cake from NANOG 47
alyx (dual-stack)
not to give it to cogent or anything, i just want cake and think it'd be funny to recreate the peering dispute cake
Paul_IPv6
at this point, that cake is old enough to be in high school and cogent is still not peering. sigh...
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Drew DeVault
I needed a break from Real Work, so I'm speedrunning writing a Unix-ish operating system Day 3
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Jeroen Massar
@drewdevault yeah, do print out a screenshot, in 30 years you will still be thinking about "I needed a break from Real Work" ;)
Drew DeVault
License book club: Blue Oak Model License 1.0.0 https://discourse.writefreesoftware.org/t/license-book-club-blue-oak-1-0-0/361?u=ddevault
Charadon
@scottfgray It's crazy how people don't understand that AI is a tool, not a "get out of work" free card. I use chatgpt for helping me in programming when I get stuck, but I don't just copy and paste code from it or tell it "Write me the whole program" lol
Gemma 👽
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Drew DeVault
Drew DeVault
Copyleft licenses are not “restrictive” https://drewdevault.com/2024/04/19/2024-04-19-Copyleft-is-not-restrictive.html
Hugo 雨果
@drewdevault The CDDL restricts me from mixing to code with GPL'd code. I really don't see a way to frame this as an obligation.
maryjane :fediverso:
@drewdevault using the term "restrictive" for copyleft licenses/Free Software Licenses is something straight out of "newspeak". Since when is assuring that everyone has the same rights and obligations "restrictive"?
tippfehlr
@drewdevault this is gold > Take a moment here to entertain the supposition that nuclear warheads are legally obliged to include a copy of the MIT license, if they incorporate MIT licensed code in their guidance systems, on board, as they are “distributing” that software to the, err, recipients. As it were.
Drew DeVault
Restrictions are not the same thing as obligations. Copyleft licenses are not more "restrictive" than permissive licenses, but they do have more obligations. Permissive licenses have obligations, too, such as the inclusion of a copyright notice. Copyleft is not "restrictive"; it does not discriminate against any field of use, and if it did it would not qualify as free software nor as open source.
Drew DeVault
Permissive licenses posit that freedom comes from having relatively few obligations; copyleft posits that freedom is a guarantee of rights. Neither approach is "restrictive", and the latter is more free by any reasonable definition of freedom.
Luke T. Shumaker
"People rail about their "rights" without understanding that every right carries responsibilities that need to be observed too, not least of which is to respect others' rights as you would have them respect your own." -- Gene Spafford, 1993 (about Usenet etiquette, not about free software) |
@drewdevault Arguably it was: commercial use of the internet was banned until 1991 (retvrn, etc)
@drewdevault Usually, I think the same, but seeing just how out of proportion the press blows some studies that don't really do more than hint that something should be studied more, makes me wonder.