> So the proper response to the question above is to immediately ask why the
person didn't "just" use free software and/or a non-DRM'd file, instead of
imposing unjust restrictions and hassles on other people.
This is a confrontational response, not particularly likely to be productive,
I'm in the US and routinely apply for grants through grants.gov, since almost
all federal funding agencies (except the NSF, as far as I know) use it. In my
experience there is no other way but to use adobe reader. So i boot into
windows and do it there. If enough of us complain, especially
infinityfal...@openmailbox.org wrote:
Like Legimet said, it's highly doubtful. This is rather minor compared to
the Vault 7 dump, and even that didn't get much more than news reports and
some software patches (although making it into the mainstream is an
achievement in itself).
I am not keen
Like Legimet said, it's highly doubtful. This is rather minor compared to the
Vault 7 dump, and even that didn't get much more than news reports and some
software patches (although making it into the mainstream is an achievement in
itself).
In fact, hypothetically speaking, it could
Thank you for clarifying that- it makes it much clearer why nobody picked it
up for so long (although what convinced them to use the said comparison
function is still beyond comprehension...).
As for your point in regards to caring, you're unfortunately probably right.
The most mainstream
E, como escrito acima, haverá tradução simultânea para 300 pessoas na
palestra "Uma Sociedade Digital Livre" que Stallman proferirá em Belo
Horizonte daqui duas semanas.
Many congrats, amigo! :)
>How many believes microsoft?
It's not much a question of 'believing' or trusting. The game is lost merely
because of indifference. Unfortunately it takes an apparently rare
combination of "caring enough to read and understanding what you read".
Anyone, I am convinced, who cares even
"If they ask why you didn't "just" use this other person's computer to fill
out the forms, tell them that you refuse to send DRM-encumbered files out of
principle, and secondarily (if this is true) that this would hardly have made
the job easier anyway."
I really think the burden should be
Onpon4's suggestion works too, and I also second the suggestion to
describe in every detail complaining to the sender of that PDF file and
showing how much burden they made you go through --- provided you are
indeed going to use such burdensome way. :)
That's DRM. It's not possible to open it with libre software.
You should complain to whoever sent that to you. In the complaint, explain
that you had to do the following (and this is what I'd suggest you do):
1. Find someone else who uses a computer with Adobe Reader on it. Ask them to
That's indeed a difficult case to solve. I hope some free/libre software
can support XFA forms (either by volunteer work, or by development made
by people hired to implement such feature). If someone knows a reader
that supports these forms, please reply to this topic.
I don't know much about PDF
That case about watchers/listeners not understanding the language he was
using to present the speech was, as far as I know, fault of coordinators
for not doing one of the following:
- Requiring filling a registration form that ask which language is
understood by the public.
- Getting people to
Hello everybody!
For my application for scientific funding I need to view and edit a PDF
document that apparently is designed for Adobe Reader only. I have saved a
local copy and opened the document with the following readers:
- Evince
- xpdf
- qpdfview
- gv
- MuPDF
- Okular
With all of
Congratulations!
I just found out about the Hi-Five1 an apparently Open Source
Hardware Arduino compatible microprocessor!
https://www.crowdsupply.com/sifive/hifive1
- Original Message -
From: lorenz-haberze...@startmail.com
To: "trisquel-users"
Sent: Thursday, May
Bem vamos esperar que os zucas ja sejam mais versados em Ingles desta vez,
caso contrario o homem vai partir o microfone de novo com raiva, se lhe
pedirem para mudar a palestra (a ultima da hora!) para castelhano! Ai zucas
zucas...
Bem o banana ja vai poder beijar a mao ao padrinho e quem sabe pedir uma
bencao.
Ah... esqueci o link:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Richard+Stallman+Freaks+Out+and+Has+a+Meltdown+-+YouTube=trisquel=v59-4_a=A=videos=1=jskq3-lpQnE
Very very good that one! Thanks
"except for checking that two 32-bit hashes were the same length"
Not quite. It only checks the entered password against the stored password
but checking length is what it didn't do. The result is, if I enter a
password of one character it checks that character against the first
character
Can someone recommend me the most powerful books search engine (pdf and
epub)?
Great !
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