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Submission + - Another community gets split by systemd: Devuan is "forking" Debian (devuan.org)

jaromil writes: The so called "Veteran Unix Admin" collective announces that the "fork" of Debian will proceed as a result of the recent systemd debacle. The reasons put forward are not just technical, included is a letter of endorsement by Debian Developer Roger Leigh mentioning that "people rely on Debian for their jobs and businesses, their research and their hobbies. It's not a playground for such radical experimentation."
The fork is called "Devuan", pronounced "DevOne". A website is up on https://devuan.org/ with more information.

Comment <markdown> markup in HTML (Score 1) 204

shamelessly putting forward a young project of mine but look, here I'm using markdown (piped to anything, pandoc works fine) inside HTML documents and in multiple blocks throught the document.
webnomad is a minimal implementation to use <markdown> </markdown>inside a plain html and bootstrap styled website. I hope this inspires someone. I'd advocate for markup tags inside HTML6 eheh

Comment You are not alone (Score 4, Insightful) 53

Right on!
FYI Another "Working Computer Museum" up since about 15 years in Palazzolo Acreide, Sicily, nearby Siracusa,
privately run by volunteers and collectors: http://museum.dyne.org/
(website in Italian and some english, remote access to computers offered via telnet and ssh)
Definitely the way to go. Wait another 20 years and we'll all be establishment :^)
Bitcoin

Submission + - The Bitcoin conference this weekend in London (bitcoin2012.com)

jaromil writes: "The 2nd Bitcoin conference is taking place in the City of London next weekend. No live-stream planned, but video recordings of several talks will be published on-line. The line-up of speakers includes RMS, TV host Max Keiser, Icelandic MEP Birgitta Jónsdóttir and several Bitcoin developers."
Television

Submission + - Running Tor on your TV (dyne.org)

jaromil writes: "TorTV is an early effort to embed Tor in household computing: run it on your TV at home. So far only WDTV installed with the homebrew WDLXTV firmware is supported. What other platforms do you think are viable for it?"

Submission + - Inside Amazon's Warehouse (mcall.com)

jaromil writes: "The Morning Call interviewed 20 current and former Amazon warehouse workers who offered a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what it's like to work in there. This investigative journalism piece debunks some frightening aspects on labor conditions for the IT business corporation, "They're killing people mentally and phisically" an ex-worker declared."
GNU is Not Unix

Submission + - dyne:bolic 3.0.0 "MUNIR" released (dynebolic.org) 1

jaromil writes: "We've hit slashdot for more reasons than a simple release in the past, yet it might be worth to know that, after 5 years of inactivity, a new development campaign has started for dyne:bolic GNU/Linux, one of the earliest 100% free distributions vetted by the FSF. As it was for dyne:II there will be new and unseen "LiveOS" features coming out during the dyne:III development cycle which should last 3 or 4 years from now. There is a shiny new website to document them and here is the release announcement. Ciao."
Debian

Submission + - Debian 6 out now (debian.org)

jaromil writes: Debian/GNU comes with Linux and FreeBSD kernels and is developed by a huge yet coordinated amount of people: it is much more than an operating system, it is a universe :) indeed, that's also what says Debian's brand new website.
Hacker crowds across the planet are now joining a global standing ovation clapping hands in front of screens, do it and join the online sensation now! but be careful in case you are reading this on your handheld: don't let it drop in enthusiasm!

Submission + - Charter for Innovation, Creativity and A2K (fcforum.net)

sTeF writes: More than 100 specialists from 20 different countries participated last week in the Culture Forum of Barcelona and created an international coalition to urge respect for the civil rights of citizens and artists in the digital era.
The Charter will be presented to more than 1000 political institutions and governments, including WIPO, the Obama administration, the European Commission and many national governments. Some of these organizations have already shown an interest in listening to the demands. Representatives of the European Commission and official observers from the Brazilian Ministry of Culture, among others, were present during the approval of the Charter.

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