Paul Sutton @zleap@social.cleverlibre.org
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Interested in Technology, Science, Chemistry, Education, Fediverse, GNU/Linux and free software.
Joined Mar 2020
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"Normal web browsing is easy with Tor... once you're in, you can use Tor just as you would any other browser."
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/what-is-tor-a-beginners-guide-to-using-the-private-browser/
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"Seven of the top ten companies by market capitalization are tech companies. Seven out of ten are using data that they take from us, without our consent, to create their products. That is part of our labor power: those products are made with our emotional labor, our mental labor. Privacy is a way to reclaim our labor power." -- @flexlibris
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We're pleased to announce that the Tor Project is hosting students this summer as part of Google Summer of Code and Outreachy. We would like to thank DIAL, Outreachy, and Google for helping us to participate in these programs.
@matt @design_RG @globcoco Cool thanks :)
It does add in a reward system, as does discourse , you can earn badges for mentioning people, ore replying, which is nice.
I think having that reward systems, does help encourage people to contribute.
@globcoco @design_RG
https://www.latextemplates.com/cat/curricula-vitae
I am using one of the templates, but so modified one of those. had to try one or two first to see how i got on with it.
I spent some time this afternoon sorting out 3 bigbluebutton rooms for each the 3 part LaTeX course from the Overleaf website.
I made a text file with all the activity links too. But did that a while back, so included that too along with a LaTeX cheat sheet.
Just reposting my LinkedIn response here too.
So IF this is caused by the Sun's influence on Marian atmosphere it shows the power and influence of the Sun on the planet, could we now expect to find similar phenomena on other planets too ?
Newly detected green light similar to the Aurora Borealis observed around Mars
#space, #mars, #discovery, #observation(s)
@design_RG Thanks for this, will take those points on board when writing.
Getting quite active in there, one point to people it is takes a lot of work to write a post , add content, links,
I did find uploading any pictures / files to the GitLab instance then using that to copy link location allows items such as pictures / files to be included in posts.
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#Ubuntu Unity 20.10 “Groovy Gorilla” Enters Development, First Alpha Is Ready for Testers http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/138776 #gnu #linux
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In my view, it is like this. Four areas I am going to talk about. China mainland; Hong Kong and Taiwan and Macau.
In china mainland, different towns there have diverse dialects. When they went to junior high school. They start to learn mandarin together. After that mandarin is the common language to communicate. In the city, they start mandarin at primary school or when they were born. They learn mandarin from their parents
In Hong Kong. Cantonese and traditional Chinese writing same as Macau. But Macau may also speak
Portuguese I am not very sure.
In Taiwan. Traditional Chinese writing and Taiwanese. (very close to mandarin sounds but have a different way to say some words. I like it .sounds better than original mandarin)
To answer your question. Yes, there are many languages.
Looks good to me,
@schestowitz if you can only trust code that is free software that includes source code adding in anything that can't be 100% trusted via source code examination is probably risks
@globcoco @freemo @schestowitz @design_RG
If you go to https://faircam.net/b/pau-hyh-vmz
Should be able to join at least
Paul
@globcoco @freemo @schestowitz @design_RG
Not sure, I am in a room now trying to configure
@globcoco @freemo @schestowitz @design_RG
@globcoco you are now approved as a user on faircam
@design_RG @freemo @stux @Perico
I was using Chromium alongside Firefox as Scratch worked with Chromium, but after updating from Debian 9 to 10, chromium was slow and I mean really slow, I more recently switched to chrome as I 'needed' scratch to support code club.
What is worse is people within the Debian community are very (or seemed) unresponsive to the issue when I tried to ask if anyone else was having the same issue.
Issues on privacy to one, side sometimes people have to use certain software, and if they cared about the community they would actually try and support the software they provide.
Not had issues with Chrome, so why are there issues with Chromium on the exact same system.
It was slow on my netbook too after the same upgrade.
- Website blog
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Interested in Technology, Science, Chemistry, Education, Fediverse, GNU/Linux and free software.
Joined Mar 2020
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