Uh, the point of my project is to teach people to rely on less
outsourcing their computing, generally avoiding letting others host
things for you... which would be a problem.
The FSF uses Gandi, which seems to provide a basic interface without
JavaScript, though!
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I am looking for a domain registrar to recommend on my free-software
focused fork of Luke Smith's https://landchad.net/ over at
https://host.andrewyu.org/.
https://host.andrewyu.org/guides/domain.html currently uses Epik as the
example because I haven't changed it from the original fork. The last
Andrew Would https://git.andrewyu.org/pygame-multiplayer/ suffice to indicate
extending an existing Expat (MIT) project into a project based on the original
work but licensed under the (A)GPL?
Andrew ugh, forgot to place the agpl in it
ChrisWarrickask a lawyer
ChrisWarrick(and
I agree that having Windows and macOS Emacs is weird, they should indeed
be handled differently
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On 22/05/17 09:51AM, Jean Louis replies to Yasuki Kudo:
> You seem to have an opinion that community should talk about
> proprietary software even if it is exclusively not about proprietary
> software. Why do you have that urge to enforce a subject which is
> clearly not the goal of the community?
On 22/05/16 06:10PM, Yasuaki Kudo wrote:
> Oh this is quite simple - When someone installs a Guix OS, there is a
> high chance that vital components of the computer won't work (unless
> "work" includes severely hampered performance)
>
> And the chances are, all one needs to do to obtain the hardwar
On 22/05/15 11:50AM, Kaio Duarte Costa wrote:
> Hey Andrew Yu,
>
> First, I would like to say that I am very happy to see another high
> school student, caring about spreading the free software philosophy.
> Because I am also, and have been through it, I will suggest based on
> this.
Hi! I've ac
On 22/05/15 11:25AM, Yasuaki Kudo wrote:
> While I really like and use GNU Guix as my primary Linux OS
The term "Linux OS" is a bit confusing to me, "Linux-based OS" would
make more sense as Linux is literally a kernel :)
> the integration of 'Proprietary' (as far as I know, even the regular
> Lin
I have been recently accepted into a good high school in Shanghai.
They're one of the best international schools in my opinion, and are
generally welcoming to new ideas. I would like to take this oppurtunity
to spread the ideas of the free software movement (and free computing in
general.)
Curren
On 22/04/18 03:09PM, Jean Louis wrote:
> * andrew [2022-04-18 13:53]:
> > My problem is that when I say "please contact me by email because I
> > don't wanna use WeChat", people go like "nope". Frustrating.
>
> I have that taking place, but I do not have such problem.
>
> Today I am managing p
On 22/04/18 09:26PM, Yasuaki Kudo wrote:
> (I have just 'replied all' from my (God forbid, proprietary!) IPhone
> so forgive me, the addresses in To or CC are pretty arbitrary)
RIP
> I am very sympathetic to everyone who live in authoritarian regimes
> . Pre-1945, someone like me, (an anarchi
On 22/04/18 10:30AM, Jean Louis wrote:
> * andrew [2022-04-18 09:40]:
> > In large cities, during lockdowns, the government sends food to people,
> > but that's quite minimal. Most of what my family eats is still
> > retreived through online shopping, the only way possible. And all those
> > * s
On 22/04/18 09:32AM, Jean Louis wrote:
> * Whistler [2022-04-18 06:26]:
> > Here (in Beijing) we have been required to scan a QR code with a
> > non-free covid 'contact tracing' app if we need to enter _anywhere_
> > since 2020, including the residence block of my own home.
> >
> > I don't think '
On 22/04/15 10:56PM, Jean Louis wrote:
> Who issued the policy? By which authority someone obligated you?
Shanghai Government, the government.
The order was issued by the executive branch of the government, and it's
enforced by the police. The police published the specifics of the
rules:
为严格落实本
On 22/04/15 12:30AM, Jean Louis wrote:
> * andrew via libreplanet-discuss
> [2022-04-14 18:30]:
> > The reason I posted this here are:
> >
> > (1) During the lockdown, we are obligated to use the following nonfree
> > software:
>
> How are you obligated?
The reason I posted this here are:
(1) During the lockdown, we are obligated to use the following nonfree
software:
1. Tencent Meetings for school;
2. 随申办 for getting a QR code as a token for mandated COVID tests;
Simply swiping a second-generation citizen ID cart is
"de
Shanghai, where I live, has been locked down again. Any of you in
lockdown?
(Personally I think Shanghai's lockdown is quite bad, I haven't written
about this in English yet, but here for your reference is a school essay
about it. Note that since it's a school essay, I haven't fully
expressed, a
Let me copy this from the Code - OSS GitHub wiki...
# Differences between the repository and Visual Studio Code
This article outlines the differences between the
[`github.com/microsoft/vscode`](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode)
GitHub project (which we refer to as `Code - OSS`) and Microsoft
Oh dear.
Jacob, I think whatever harms (that of your presentation) the FSF has to
free software is an unsafe side effect of campaigning for the use of it.
The FSF and also RMS are already fighting for free software, *an
essential part of free computing*.
The threat from hardware components like
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