João Ricardo Matos (joaormatos)
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Trying to disable identi.ca XMPP notifications on Beem.
about 9 months ago from xmpp -
help off
about 9 months ago from xmpp -
@jpope So I've noticed. I'm about to install 7.1.0 RC on my ZTE Blade because 7.0.3 "stable" kept crashing left and right.
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@jpope From what I read, nightlies are built automatically and new versions should not be used unless You Know What You're Doing.
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Great features, though.
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So far, #cyanogenmod 7.0.3 on my #ZTE #Blade has been a disappointment. Random crashes and bugs make it unusable.
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They say "you can get Beem's code and modify it to suit your needs, as long as you publish the changes you make"
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Typical GPL misinterpretation on Beem's website: you are not required to publish modifications you make unless you publish the binaries.
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Testing the Beem XMPP client on Android. beem-project.org
about 10 months ago from xmpp -
RFID tags? Do like rms and get some aluminum foil around those cards. A shielded wallet works too.
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@silner I would also be concerned about the harware, since it sounds complex enough to require nontrivial software.
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@eebrah 973.3 MB?! That's a small fortune in wireless broadband traffic fees! This needs to be implemented everywhere.
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@tekk I know :) (I meant to say religious allusions, not analogies.)
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@tmp If you don't add nonfree and contrib to /etc/apt/sources.list, your Debian installation will be 100% FaiF.
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@tekk Oh, for the love of Emacs, not religious analogies!
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@tekk The one difference being that you can use the coke and fries on their own.
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@tekk They're as much a part of Debian as coke and fries are a part of a Big Mac, to use a tasteless analogy.
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@tekk I always carry a spare usb WNIC in my backpack. I just don't assume everyone else can do the same.
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@joaormatos nonfree and contrib are additions to the distro. They depend on Debian, but Debian does not depend on them.
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@tekk Is it that hard to understand that nonfree is not a part of Debian? If you mirror main, you have the whole distro, and it's Free.