louiz

As a french: “as a french” is incorrect english. That does not mean anything.

Wouldn't the zlib licence fit here?

> 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.

But Linus is bad at everything except writing C code.

It’s a very heavy dependency, in many ways.

In the git context, fork doesn’t really mean anything. That’s just a github thing.

> WASD

Please don't, not everyone is american, not everyone uses a qwerty keyboard.

In the textarea where you just entered your question...

Why would I listen to someone that puts vegetables in the fridge…?

These three licenses all conform with both the Open Source Definition AND the Free Software Definition.

"The everage joe".

> Quantum is great, and you can remap your keybinds

Please explain how. Since firefox 57 (quantum), there's precisely no way to do that properly...

Enable JS to, LITTERALLY, just display black text on white background. No image that loads when you scroll or whatever, no fancy sidebar that scrolls weirdly and annoys you, nothing. Just plain text. And you need javascript.

That’s absurd.

So… This is just a “please, don’t record what I send you”? How could anyone believe apple will obey this demand?

It makes the list like chromium, not ublock origin.

For you, sure.

For all the people that had their browser completely broken for the whole day, without any reason, however…

And your one-day fix, how much time do you think it will take to be deployed on people’s linux system? Probably a few days or more. Probably enough for them to realize that they can just switch to Chrome to have a working browser.

No, you copied on your hard drive something that was offered to you for free on github.

Hosting that code yourself somewhere else would be illegal though.

That's wrong though, the ICANN sees the whole domain, dissidents.github.io and replies with "I don't know, but ask the owner of .IO which is xx.xx.xx.xx"

Well, unless the servers implement https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7816, which is experimental and quite recent.

Unbound seems to support it, which is great (and that makes you right, actually, if the user installs this software). I don't know for others.

Using github's issues as a question forum is probably a great misuse...

It might seem weird, and probably will not please everyone, but in my experience, using an XMPP client (Conversations) along with biboumi (an XMPP <-> IRC bridge, https://biboumi.louiz.org (note: I'm the author)) is the best way to use IRC on mobile:

- You can idle in the channels without doing hundreds of part/join when your phone loses the connection

- You get the full backlog of what was said while your phone was offline

And you can host just one biboumi instance for all your users. You can even configure it to connect to just one IRC server. The users just have to join channels like #nodejs@irc.myxmppserver.com

What’s wrong with having the issues, project management stuff, CI, etc in one place, as long as you control that place?

Yeah, so, nothing really useful when what you’re waiting for is proper keyboard customization.

No. What SamWhited probably meant is “It’s better to use XMPP-client -> biboumi -> slack’s irc gateway -> slack than XMPP-client -> slack’s XMPP gateway -> slack”. Because otherwise, the comment makes no sense, since biboumi is not a native Slack gateway.

So, since both XMPP and IRC gateway will disappear, it does not help.

> I look at that and wonder where did cout come from?

This is the biggest issue with this. STOP TEACHING “using namespace std;”. This is bad, bad, bad, and it sucks.

Your rule 3 would probably create a looooot of drama.

So, attempt failed.

I don’t understand, what does it do?

Same for me, there’s no VimFX or Keysnail equivalent. I’ll just stay on firefox 57-0a1 (that’s an old alpha release, where (strangely) VimFX and the good old Tree Style Tab still work) for a long time.

what concerns do you have regarding firefox’s security?

- Open a new window: the tabs are not there by default - You need a css hack to hide the standard bar - There’s an ugly title thingy at the top of the tab pane

> So supporting configurable options takes resources away from implementing useful features.

Customizability is a very useful feature for many people.

Indeed. I hope it has not been deleted because many comments here are mostly negative…