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Notices by aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)

  1. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Friday, 13-May-2016 22:29:16 UTC aroque aroque
    "The researchers also confirmed that customers value and would be willing to pay more for the right to lend, the right to resell, and the right to use the media on a device of their choice.
    Of course, a customer’s willingness to pay obviously depends on what they think they’re getting. If customers believe they are already getting space-shifting, lending, and resale rights when they are not, then prices are being artificially inflated and vendors are profiting from keeping customers ignorant."
    https://gnusocial.no/url/182102
    In conversation Friday, 13-May-2016 22:29:16 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink

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    1. What Do Customers Think They’re Getting When They Buy Media Online?
      from Electronic Frontier Foundation
      Until recently, it was uncontroversial that you could take books or music from your collection, and lend them, sell them, or give them away. Rightsholders, however, have long tried creative ways to restrict your ability to do these things, as they believe it would let them make more money by either charging you for the privilege or simply by reducing “competition” from the sale or lending of used media.
  2. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Thursday, 05-May-2016 21:13:05 UTC aroque aroque
    "This Is What Would Happen If the Rest of the World Ate the Way America Does" https://gnusocial.no/url/174602
    In conversation Thursday, 05-May-2016 21:13:05 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink

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    1. This is what would happen if the rest of the world ate the way America does
      from Mother Jones
      According to a WikiLeaks document.
  3. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Thursday, 28-Apr-2016 20:26:56 UTC aroque aroque
    Releasing the #Fairphone 2 Open Operating System https://www.fairphone.com/2016/04/28/releasing-the-fairphone-2-open-operating-system/
    In conversation Thursday, 28-Apr-2016 20:26:56 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink

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    1. Releasing the Fairphone 2 Open Operating System
      By Kees Jongenburger from Fairphone
      Note from the editor: We wrote this post to be accessible to everyone, no matter how technical you are. If you are a developer and want to dive straight into the finer details, head over to code.fairphone.com. It’s finally here! Today we’re publishing our own version of Android for everyone to download and to install on their Fairphone 2. The launch of this open operating system is our next step in achieving our goals to improve transparency, longevity and ownership. (Read a more detailed explanation of our open design goals). At the start of 2016, we launched code.fairphone.com, our open source and development website. By publishing the source code, we invited everyone and anyone to contribute to the ecosystem of the Fairphone 2. Making this code run on a Fairphone 2 required some technical skills, and today we’re taking the next step by making the code available in an easy-to-use form, so anyone can download and install it. But what is it exactly? Our own Fairphone Open Source OS
  4. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Saturday, 19-Mar-2016 21:58:44 UTC aroque aroque
    • emacs
    #caldav integration was what I needed to fill that little gap between !emacs #orgmode and my existing workflow. I think I might be settled with #orgmode for a looong time now https://github.com/dengste/org-caldav
    In conversation Saturday, 19-Mar-2016 21:58:44 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink

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    1. dengste/org-caldav
      from GitHub
      org-caldav - Caldav sync for Emacs orgmode
  5. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Thursday, 25-Feb-2016 23:23:11 UTC aroque aroque
    • Python
    • Raito
    "GNU Social for Ruby. Simple library aimed to make easy the creation of applications that interact with GNU Social API, such bots, simple tools for commandline and others.
    " by @raito
    Mmhh feels like I want to port this nice piece of code to !python (anyone?)
    In conversation Thursday, 25-Feb-2016 23:23:11 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink
  6. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Friday, 06-Nov-2015 21:18:38 UTC aroque aroque
    • Privacy
    RT #ars user daggar: The Internet to advertisers, 2010: "Please Do Not Track Me." Advertisers "Go to he…
    In conversation Friday, 06-Nov-2015 21:18:38 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink
  7. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Saturday, 17-Oct-2015 08:07:13 UTC aroque aroque
    I wanted to follow the #rss feeds of Common Cause http://valuesandframes.org/, but it prompts for a google account. What the hell?
    In conversation Saturday, 17-Oct-2015 08:07:13 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink
  8. aroque (aroque@gnusocial.no)'s status on Sunday, 25-Jan-2015 09:17:36 UTC aroque aroque
    • the federated universe
    • gnusocial
    Conversations in !gnusocial sometimes look like Picasso paintings: they are decomposed and reassembled so as to never look the same from two random viewpoints in the !fediverse
    In conversation Sunday, 25-Jan-2015 09:17:36 UTC from gnusocial.no permalink
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