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@ekaitz_zarraga @Gargron @stigatle @blp @hobbsc nothing much to add myself, but about the topic of sustainable free software you might want to follow https://twitter.com/nayafia and/or read her stuff (http://nadiaeghbal.com/oss). In particular, people recommend https://www. fordfoundation.org/library/rep orts-and-studies/roads-and-bridges-the-unseen-labor-behind-our-digital-infrastructure/ (haven't read it myself, though!)

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@ekaitz_zarraga @Gargron @stigatle @blp @hobbsc nothing much to add myself, but about the topic of sustainable free software you might want to follow https://twitter.com/nayafia and/or read her stuff (http://nadiaeghbal.com/oss). In particular, people recommend https://www. fordfoundation.org/library/rep orts-and-studies/roads-and-bridges-the-unseen-labor-behind-our-digital-infrastructure/ (haven't read it myself, though!)

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@stigatle I work for a company that makes non-free software. Does that count? Why the question?

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@stigatle I work for a company that makes non-free software. Does that count? Why the question?

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@tronmaximum woah! How do you tune that?

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@tronmaximum woah! How do you tune that?

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@Gargron you may want to have a look at Chord! (https://play.google.com/store/apps/det ails?id=com.rabugentom.chord) or my own http://music-explorer.org/?

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@Gargron you may want to have a look at Chord! (https://play.google.com/store/apps/det ails?id=com.rabugentom.chord) or my own http://music-explorer.org/?

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@jp oh, wow, that's terrible :-( I think we're using just Docker, without virtualenv, and I've never used Python 3...

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@jp oh, wow, that's terrible :-( I think we're using just Docker, without virtualenv, and I've never used Python 3...

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@jp Hm, that hasn't been my experience. Are you using pip + requirements.txt for dependencies? Also, do you need to deploy in several distros? How do they break Python for deployment?

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@jp Hm, that hasn't been my experience. Are you using pip + requirements.txt for dependencies? Also, do you need to deploy in several distros? How do they break Python for deployment?

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@Gargron I thought of them as separate things

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@Gargron I thought of them as separate things

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@ekaitz_zarraga @ondiz a mí me está gustando bastante, aunque (sobre todo la versión anterior) tenía muchos fallitos. A la nueva le veo menos, pero aún así algunos, y me gusta la simplicidad.

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@ekaitz_zarraga @ondiz a mí me está gustando bastante, aunque (sobre todo la versión anterior) tenía muchos fallitos. A la nueva le veo menos, pero aún así algunos, y me gusta la simplicidad.

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@ondiz yo estoy usando elementaryOS ahora, igual me vendría bien (o podría aportar algo)... :-)

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@ondiz yo estoy usando elementaryOS ahora, igual me vendría bien (o podría aportar algo)... :-)

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@Ludonaut do you have a source for that quote?

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@Ludonaut do you have a source for that quote?

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For some reason I haven't gotten any updates to my "Home" in 4 days now. The "Public" column does get updates normally, though. What's up with this?

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For some reason I haven't gotten any updates to my "Home" in 4 days now. The "Public" column does get updates normally, though. What's up with this?

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@Gargron There's a feed for The Intercept at least...

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@Gargron There's a feed for The Intercept at least...

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@Gargron And don't forget that around 50% did not vote anyway, and *more people* voted for Clinton than for T. Plus, there was serious intimidation and voter suppression affecting mostly Democrats...

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@Gargron And don't forget that around 50% did not vote anyway, and *more people* voted for Clinton than for T. Plus, there was serious intimidation and voter suppression affecting mostly Democrats...

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@Ponylipjes pffft, that's not Trump. The hair in the picture is much nicer.

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@Ponylipjes pffft, that's not Trump. The hair in the picture is much nicer.

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@Gargron for covers that are better than the originals, check Postmodern Jukebox on YouTube :-) Possibly my favourites: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=7hHZnvjCbV w and https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=R6RD6mjiIZ E (the second not necessarily better than the original, but still)

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@Gargron for covers that are better than the originals, check Postmodern Jukebox on YouTube :-) Possibly my favourites: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=7hHZnvjCbV w and https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=R6RD6mjiIZ E (the second not necessarily better than the original, but still)

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@Jellal @cphuntington97 it has to do with the fact that it's distributed, and federated. That is, that there isn't a single server that provides the service (like Twitter) but many servers (like e-mail).

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@Jellal @cphuntington97 it has to do with the fact that it's distributed, and federated. That is, that there isn't a single server that provides the service (like Twitter) but many servers (like e-mail).

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Hello, World! :-)

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Hello, World! :-)