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@bob @cwebber @zig @sheogorath That "Parity Public License" seems to be "same as the GPL, but without the legalese", where the existence of the legalese is probably essential to its function.
I'm preferring the AGPL for most stuff currently, because BigTech won't touch it, but I'd honestly like a stronger CopyFarLeft license if one were properly vetted.
emsenn of Teraum
In general, if you have any specific questions about:
1) Cooking, including breadmaking, yogurt and cheesemaking, and fermentation
2) Gardening, especially urban and guerrilla, as well as composting, vermiculture, soil remediation, and apiculture
3) Workplace organization and unionization
4) Emacs or Elisp
5) Protesting or Direct Action
I am probably happy to help answer them!
Please, always feel free to ask. Not just one question, I'll be your tutor in any or all these topics.
DMW!
RT @FreyjaErlings@twitter.com
gay mergirl bath water
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/FreyjaErlings/status/1173702468942868480
GCU Prosthetic Conscience
@edheil Well, that's what I mean by dealing with the substance of the criticism – he needed to listen to what people were telling him, years ago, about how his defense of pedophilia was incorrect and how his behaviour was often inappropriate, and he needed to change his behaviour based on the criticism.
GCU Prosthetic Conscience
@rusty It's mid-September. I'm ready for a day that doesn't have a high over 90˚ F.
Rusty
In "Heat," H.D. [Hilda Doolittle] voices my thoughts on South Carolina heat:
O wind, rend open the heat,
cut apart the heat,
rend it to tatters.
Fruit cannot drop
through this thick air—
fruit cannot fall into heat
that presses up and blunts
the points of pears
and rounds the grapes.
Cut the heat—
plough through it,
turning it on either side
of your path.
testingwithfire
Being #ActuallyAutistic doesn't mean you can't take criticism or listen to feedback and act on it. Stallman's continued, privileged insistence that He Was Right got him in trouble here, NOT his #Autism
GCU Prosthetic Conscience
The list of webcomics that I actually read has gone down from something like 30 to something like 4. But I still have 30 in my reading list.
GCU Prosthetic Conscience
I respect Richard Stallman for his groundbreaking contributions to Free Software and free culture in general. That said, his inability to respond appropriately to criticism (as in, take on and deal with the substance of the criticism, not just respond with decorum) is harming the Free Software movement, and this is not the first time. It's appropriate that he step down.
Mooey moo of mooheim
It's such a fucking neurotypical thing.
Like "online friends are not real friends"
So once anyone comes online, they become unreal. Got it!
Online friends did 1,000x more to keep me alive than my entire family did and all my "real friends" did in my life
Just because I can't touch someone, doesn't make them unreal
In short: Just because you don't understand it, doesn't make it not existing
juniperus communist
‘Negatives: tends to become evil’ I mean you could have just left it at that and not added the rest of the stuff to keep kicking me while I’m down
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@garbados I read an off-hand remark about some rich person having a personal calligrapher (listed among the rest of their staff), and wondered how I could get in on that gig.
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@ebel I can't solve a Rubik's Cube without a reference, but there are definitely algorithms for each step. A couple of months ago I was playing with my old cube and decided to solve it for the entertainment of my kids. I think the reference site I used was https://cube3x3.com/, though it might have been another one. I didn't solve it often enough to memorize the algorithms, but a couple times through was enough that I could have gotten by with just a cheat-sheet.
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@MmeLibertine Love to drive in Atlanta.
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@Juju I can't imagine what they read, honestly.
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@tedu Thanks. That's what seemed intuitively likely to me. Now I have to decide the extent to which that matters to me, relative to my preference for a clean page.
GCU Prosthetic Conscience
I know that partial refreshes are faster than full refreshes. My question is: do partial refreshes also use less power than full refreshes?
My reason for asking: on my Kobo reader, I don't mind a full page refresh, and it makes the resulting page look slightly better. But does it hurt my battery life to full-refresh every page rather than every chapter?
Software Freedom Conservancy
The fight for diversity, equality and inclusion is the fight for software freedom. Our movement will only be successful if it includes everyone. RMS does not speak for these values.
https://sfconservancy.org/news/2019/sep/16/rms-does-not-speak-for-us/
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I'm accumulating a collection of "world's smallest violin" images.
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