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I'm sorry, but claiming natural gas burns clean is blatantly untrue in this decade.

The project has transitioned to a non-commercial license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) until sustainable funding has been acquired. The code is still open source, but apparently asking to be compensated for work that improves the security of the entire Android ecosystem is too much for FOSS fanatics.

You can blame the FOSS community for that one.

I read this book every single day on my way to my shitty sales job while getting my CS degree. Enjoy the journey.

I think the greatest part about GEB is he'll talk about a topic (that sometimes went over my head) for a chapter and then revisit that same topic in a more approachable way using a dialog between Achilles and a tortoise. Some of those dialogs were some of my most entertaining reads ever.

Been happily using postman for a couple years now and happily don't care that you called an electron app a native app. Sorry HN is so aggressively pedantic!

If anything Wikileaks presented a pretty ripe opportunity to replace Clinton with a candidate that could beat Trump in the general election. Nobody seized it and the Dem's lost. But yeah, blame Russia.

If your Django project is a million lines of code you're going to appreciate mixins and CBV's. Most built in views are moving to CBV's as well (see login/logout/password reset/etc in 1.11).

Agh the old "questioning American hegemony, therefore traitor" act. Please enlighten me how spying on virtually every single government on the planet (ally or not) is "unquestionably legitimate".

Because none of those companies actually care about privacy? (sans maybe Apple).

Surprised there's no comment here regarding the claim that using Dropbox is anonymous...

I am continuously blown away how quickly Gitlab is pushing out releases. It's been amazing to see the product grow over the years.

Any idea where I can find a copy of this?

Shit is hot up in the 6

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Any suggestions for other ways in which I can help? I've always envisioned that access to technology and the internet was going to help a lot of the developing countries catch up, but I feel like we're still so far away from that actually happening.

Bought a sticker, it's not much but I hope it helps.

A People's History of the United States - Howard Zinn

"Your whole computing environment ought to follow you around," explains Houston. "Your financial records, your health information, your music playlist . . . anything that’s ‘mine.’

I really hope no one is storing their financial records and health information on Dropbox...

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-system administrator

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Yeah, this. I won't trust them with anything, ever.

Whoops, I forgot to answer your first question. But yes, we are using Gravatar.

0.3.0 is now merged into master

This wasn't exactly "an attempt to improve user experience". It's a hack day project that we use internally to help the different BU's communicate. The bonus is we get to have fun with it because we wrote it.

I'm pretty sure you care more about this than Nintendo ever will. Get off your high horse. As someone who has never used PyGame, this is really cool to look into and learn from.