Notices by Ted Gould (ted@social.gould.cx), page 16

Impressive list of all the OSS libraries and binaries that are included in Plex products.

https://support.plex.tv/articles/204096476-license-information/

Shows how OSS is a commons that empowers people to implement their ideas and visions.

@bjoern I think there's a big difference between using a proprietary client and when the network itself is proprietary and/or closed.

Perhaps an example of that would be Signal, where it is OSS, but they only allow connection from their own clients.

Happy for the future, but IRCv3 is going a long way to get there while keeping backwards compatibility.

@bjoern I do think that IRCCloud provides a much better IRC experience. I wish it wasn't proprietary (and on Windows). I appreciate their work pushing the IRCv3 standard to make IRC more relevant for modern users.

I'd move my subscription over to a free alternative (don't want to host it myself) if someone would build it.

Fascinating to see how this is going to move through the courts. If the pages are considered public forums, it seems like it would limit social media sites from implementing their own code of conducts as well. Wonder if the ad supported networks would then ban government entities or drop their rules. — https://tracking.feedpress.it/link/16799/10877868

@chuck @CrowderSoup haha, yeah, it is pretty awesome. It was great being able to install apps and manage your device from the command line on the device itself.

UIs are great for somethings, but being able to string together a command line to do a whole host of things at once is a great feeling.

@n8 this is the most amazing Toot possible, shut the network down, nothing better can come out of it.

Generally the dependencies for Inkscape aren't really big security issues, but in the last couple weeks there have been quite a few!

Rebuilding the snaps again.

https://usn.ubuntu.com/3831-1/
https://usn.ubuntu.com/3834-1/
https://usn.ubuntu.com/3837-1/

@RAOF clearly you're afraid of success 😉

@federicomena @silverseams if I understand correctly, I'm not able to reproduce it on master. So it may be fixed.

Probably won't be backported to 0.92.3 because that's the last GTK2 release, so it has a pretty big difference between that and master.

Not sure what platform you're on, but there are a few options to play with master if you're interested in giving it a try.

@kenvandine I feel like this post needs a content warning.

@sergiusens wait, weren't the occupy folks the 99%? Ah, the Androids are occupying the Internet!!!

With containers, namespaces and LSM modules in use all over the place; sudo isn't what it used to be.

@chuck THE WORST!

Makes me want to work in an office so that I could leave it in the break room.

@rysiek it requires some sort of dynamic behavior.

But, you can redirect those URLs how ever you want. So I'm playing with using FaaS service to be the active part. It seems to work, but I don't have anything written up about it yet (or it quite fully working).

It is getting colder, so making a latte in my favorite mug.

@cwebber nah, I think he had asked for it earlier and was told he couldn't until after election day or he'd lose more seats.

This is just the day it "doesn't matter." Which is likely true, as it's unlikely Dems would put up any reasonable resistance to a candidate to replace him.

@federicomena slowly back away from the computer before you start ordering anything 😉

@federicomena I would love that too.

The realization that I'm coming to though is that the CPUs and motherboards and RAM are too interdependent today to make that happen. Replacing one really requires all to be changed.

@xuv @n8 gonna have to get a moped to go "off the grid."