Apry (apry)
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@bkuhn, meaning of term not at all obvious by itself. fwiw, not even sure I understand it correctly just from reading your dent
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@fontana gitlab is v.good but not intended for open projects yet; will get there, keep an eye on releases and wait until they self host ;-)
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Well, if you linked to them from your identi.ca feed, I'm sure more ppl would be interested
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In a way, harshest critics of canonical may give them more credit than you do :)
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I think harshness of response can be explained (not justified) by expectation that FLOSS friends should know better
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Balance of UI experimentation vs harm to users (indiv. & as group) hard to justify; latter result of bad choices not technical necessities
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Sorry to read that. Balance (and fairness) on stance re: canonical as a community member is worthwhile
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there exist 2 aspects here: individualistic (privacy) & social (turning desktop search into related-ad channel). 2nd possibly worse
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even assuming originality (obviousness aside, there's also prior art), new does not necessarily imply better. Adding another point..
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@webmink, generic web search would probably be more useful to users anyway, can't see this benefiting anyone but canonical
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@webmink, is it really innovation in this case? Attempting to monetize one's position as mediator seems more like routine
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right, although not seeing how that's applicable in this instance; would appreciate being enlightened if you think it is
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not sure if that's what @webmink had in mind though ;)
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@evan, cf federated == actual distribution of control (though still implies hierarchical structures as opposed to flat p2p)
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@evan to my mind decentralized applies to architecture; a net can be decentralized but under control of single entity (as gtalk xmmp was)
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@fontana, terribly sorry to have come off as elitist, code of conduct or not
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@fontana, assumed it was a conscious choice, my apologies. however, should take into account your current changes look opaque to outsiders
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@bkuhn, perhaps you should also mirror #GPL.next issues (easy to get via github api, it seems) to protect against #deletionism ;-)