Mi uzas Midori por TTT-legilo. Rimarkinte en alia fadeno ke vi uzas Arora, mi provis ĝin.

Provu Mirdori! Ĝi estas pli rapide ol Arora. Kaj mi ŝanĝis ĝin al miaj preferoj (sen menubaro .ktp)... La tempo por malfermado estas ekrapida!

hmmm, antaŭ ĉi tiam mi uzis multajn softvarojn de KDE... nun mi uzas pli da pli de GTK-softvaroj...

WebKit estas tre fantazia. Nun ni vidos multajn TTTlegilojn ĉar la plej malfacila parto de TTTlegilo, la HTML-reproduktanto, fariĝis. Do ni vidos multajn TTTlegilojn por ĉiu da ĉiuj preferoj! Tio estas la metodo de libera softvaro!!

Good job if you've opened the source, but what the hell? Where is it?

Can you put it on git (upload to github?) so we start forking it?

jgarzik- you're the best. I've seen you making lots of donations around here and helping build the bitcoin economy. Good job.

yep. It's a bit weird, isn't it? Methinks they want to hide the easiest way of donating

I'll mention that 95% of this forum are libertarians. Take all political posts with the biases of the writers.

Far more important than everything in that video (Bitcoin included), is free software. The web is a product of it. Future ramifications are huge. Think of something like the reprap easily available to all.

Mention Esperanto. The whole thing was dying, but since the advent of the internet it's been showing sharp growth. There's a chance yet for a global neutral easy-to-use expressive lingua franca.

Nowhere was crowd-sourcing to be found. First we had the industrial age. After the electronic age. We are now in the information age. The biggest impact of free access to information is self-reliance, independent of ruling masters. We can function in informal communities.

It is too narrow focused on environment issues. The environment matters, but not too the exclusion of every connected issue of this modern age. It feels as though the documentary fails to place it within context of a bigger picture.

As an aside (separate from above), you could mention the possibility of Mars missions. Missions that would place men on Mars for 6 months using landers that make use of local resources (NASA plans this for mid 2030s). Subsequent missions plan to place men there for longer periods each time extending by 6 months. The reason for going to Mars is eventual human habitation which is a definite possibility. Mars holds many valuable resources and would be a boon to Earth economy. Remaining on Earth running our resources dry condemns us to a rascist future where economy is a zero sum game in which we see our neighbouring races as competitors for dwindling resources. Should we go to Mars, we would be prosperous and trading in the currency of ideas not valuables.

OK it's on the webpage. Scroll down to Donate and it has his address so you can donate to it

http://awesome.naquadah.org/community/

pfffft people with no references are the coolest in my experience imo. people are too paranoid of getting raped in todays safe world

No. It was unlicensed, and belongs to jgarzik now. His decision whether to release it or not. I'd hope he would.

yeah please use metric SI prefixes.

That coin is a very cool momento. You should consider selling that merchandise.

Real bitcoin currency though would just be hard-to-manufacture paper notes with a barcode that has an address with 1 BTC in.

http://awesome.naquadah.org/

^ they take bitcoin donations now. Guy said he'll add it to his front page soon.

ocremix.com <- support them

hoarding? I've made ~600 BTC doing various things around the forum. And bought ~2500

O_O no it's not. Inside is very messy.

The code was originally free, but jgarzik asked me to close the repo when I transferred it over.

no the problem is that i have no idea wtf something like this even looks like.

if someone makes a mockup then i'll start doing the graphic design for the page and helping out with coding.

If someone wants to make a git project this week and after post their repo here so I can fetch it.

Please make it with modularisation in mind. That is all.

Is it really too hard to make some rough documents? Won't even take a day for someone in the know. But whatever... prototype code is a longer form but basically the same.

cool. added that to the front page of the wiki.

fabianhjr what's you CS?

mine: http://www.couchsurfing.org/people/genjix

surf me if im ever hosting.

drm is in the linux kernel. the difference is you switch it on or off.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/poker-forum/944109/poor_guy_needs_help.html

not much sympathy for you there...

you and your friend should both search couchsurfing for a bed. loads of people don't mind hosting there. but you must ask for 2 nights ONLY and then gtfo after those 2 nights.

i cant comment on craigslist or work... never really done those types of things (always had coding opportunities). although i've bummed it for fun a lot and don't agree with your assertion that sleeping rough is a full time job. Just go to a public toilet and wash under your armpits and face- then you won't smell like a stinky bum. Keep stuff in your locker (nice clothes for work) and wear one set of bummy (scavenged?) clothing. Seek out other cool people- hackers, anarchists, punks, squatters... you'll be fine around them since you're a programmer and they like those types.

After Apache 1, instead of jumping into coding Apache they spent more than a year documenting how they should think it looks. Then with Apache 2 they had an exact idea what to make and it was a true community effort.

codeswarm apache visualisation:
http://www.vimeo.com/1076588

Python does the same with the PSEPs.

Remember the python zen:
Now is better than never.
Although never is often better than *right* now.

Free software projects are really excellent when they have to code programs where it's clear what the function is. But when there's no framework or beginning idea in place then it's more a hackfest. That's why much of the best free software projects are opened-up former closed projects (firefox, blender, openoffice, qt, ...)- because now it's clear to everyone which direction the project has to go and the swarm can iterate to perfection.

I have no idea what an exchange site looks like. But having a spec and some screenshot mockups would make it super easy for everyone to contribute a few modules and quickly get such a site done. It's something everyone wants and I'm sure everyone will chip in a small amount of time to maintain their own modules (it's not even a hard thing to code- probably).

We aren't talking about a huge 1000 page documentation bible but maybe 10 pages or so saying screen X does this, blaa blaa.