To add to this, don’t buy a server at all, upgrade your desktop! Then use the desktop as a server. Then recycle every desktop for the rest of your life into the new server. Been working for me for decades.

We live in cold climates because we like cold climates. 😉

How does it clip?

It it’s simple, and you want, take a picture with a zoom lens from a decent distance away, straight on, with no angle at all. Then measure the height, width at widest point, and thickness.

If I have time after the holiday, I could craft that into a 3D model that you could provide to a place like PCBWay to have printed, or even machined in actual brass.

Posting that in a 3D Printing or CAD community might also find you a volunteer that could do this for you with a more definitive timeframe.

That being said, thats easy with a flat piece, but I’m not sure what I’m looking at as a “clip”.

If anyone replies to this, please ping me so I see it, too. Thanks!

He was also already on suspension for covering up the excessive use of lethal force when they found this footage.

So pride is a synonym for semantic. Got it.

As a member of the FOSS community, and someone who has written an absolute truckload of FOSS software, I stand by what I said.

Open Source was coined before OSI was formed. OSI, and the previous launch of GNU by Stallman, was to combat the new (at the time) practice of only releasing machine code and the commercial vehicles that came along with it.

The original spirit of sharing source code for projects in academia, before software required so much more effort, still exists in licenses like SSPLv1, etc, that are not adopted by OSI.

I, personally, think this is a bad decision.

I, personally, feel that an organization that wishes to make their products source-available, especially those that allow noncommercial modification, should be recognized for that, not punished or gate kept.

I, personally, would love to see OSI adopt an open attitude towards those types of organizations, and create another official tier in the lexicon with it’s own set of standard licenses that fit under it.

I understand and accept that other’s don’t feel that way, but that does not make their opinion about what should count as “open” any better than my own, just more widely accepted at the time.

Again, no. The article you link specifically mentions problems with proprietary software that FUTO dislikes, not that Grayjay is proprietary.

The definition: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/proprietary

Grayjay’s license does not fit this definition.

As others have said, you can’t. Take a walk through any history museum and you’ll remember it’s events like this that spark change, and the US is on the precipise, with class as the determining factor.

The only people who don’t have a bias are those that are ignorant of him, because everyone in the country is impacted. And since they are ignorant, they won’t have any news for you to read.

The Fediverse is old

My take: OSI needs to include noncommercial licenses. Companies like Mongo and Redis have to end up creating their own licenses with GPL poison pills just to survive commercial use, why not create a system where companies that want to be, and support, an “open source” ecosystem can thrive?

Open Source existed before OSI.

No it’s not. SF license allows for noncommercial modification, and it is Source Available.

The Simone chair.

Yea OSM being down was where I was going. Shame their ISP was so lax

Physical switch, huh? 2 guys and I worked an ISP in college as a start-up. 300 external US Robotics modems on the wall during the first year. THAT was physical switching, haha. Will give this a shot.

It’s the specifics that matter though. IF this happens, it won’t be “random conversations”. It will be decrypting Zcash purchases, or specific VPN sessions. It’s the reason national defense communication goes through air gapped lines, future proofs against those targeted methods.

You’re proving OP’s point. Why not? It’s great.

OnlyOffice is super easy to integrate with Nextcloud, and was their original office selection prior to the commercial opportunities with Collabora.

Also, OnlyOffice is built specifically for web rending, while Collabora is a pseudo VNC session. There are advantages and disadvantages to this, but they are very different systems under the hood.

I feel exactly the same way. The whole mobile editing patch thing was a huge mistake (you’ve seen the other comments so I won’t rehash).

That being said, I still run it alongside Nextcloud. I only use LibreOffice for Draw and REALLY large spreadsheets now.

For now. https://www.yahoo.com/tech/nvidia-transitioning-open-source-gpu-152323688.html