Map,
just got my librem 13 inch laptop today.. can't wait to check it out .. now when will those librem 5 Phones be shipping again?
wow that's great. I can't wait to see how you like it and if it lives up to it's reputation.
Tanif Stephenson
hehe only looks antique .. but it's clicky all the way and is usb with a windows/super key .. same thing at office / home http://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/UB40P4A
Map,
ok, happy about the update.. not so much that it killed all my preferences in the update.. but...
ok..
ok..
That would lower the difficulty of making a Hubzilla mobile app substantially. As it is, the Hubzilla web page is already such an app, but it is limited by how the OS treats the browser. For example, a while back I added notifications to the native Hubzilla chat, which allows the OS to render notifications on behalf of the browser. The problem is that on Android, the OS stops executing JavaScript when the browser is in the background for a few minutes. Apple iOS doesn't let anything in the browser run in the background. This also cripples my Rendezvous location sharing plugin. If the OS would just run the webpage as if it were a native app, then we'd already have a useful thing as-is.
Hi I know this is an old post, but thought I'd let you know. Chrome and Firefox have implemented the Service Worker API so webapps have additional features. Background Sync is a planned API. Edge and Safari have both marked Service Worker as 'in progress'.
Service Worker and the related APIs can let any website behave like an app.
Service Worker and the related APIs can let any website behave like an app.
Andrew Manning
This is such a cool concept, but of course privacy issues and concerns blah blah blah, the usual, for example:
What is cool about this concept is that it could be compatible with a FOSS, decentralized software platform. If the software were libre, you would know that your data was private (within some open and accepted model), and yet companies could still profit by manufacturing and selling the hardware. Since the hardware would have to comply with an open specification, they would be forced to compete, increasing the quality and lowering the cost of these hardware trackers.
We use your Location Information to provide the Services and may use your Location Information to promote the Services or provide you with offers. However, your Location Information is never shared with other users unless you choose to share it through our Services.
What is cool about this concept is that it could be compatible with a FOSS, decentralized software platform. If the software were libre, you would know that your data was private (within some open and accepted model), and yet companies could still profit by manufacturing and selling the hardware. Since the hardware would have to comply with an open specification, they would be forced to compete, increasing the quality and lowering the cost of these hardware trackers.
Map,
@Channel One+ I don't think I ever tried this before but I noticed that when connecting to my hubzilla files via webdav and going /cloud/username I can see the files but any uploads give a 403 error. of course via the web interface in the files app all is fine.
Has it always been this way or did I mess something up? (I was trying to enable uploading with workflows on ios using transmit )
Grant
Has it always been this way or did I mess something up? (I was trying to enable uploading with workflows on ios using transmit )
Grant
Map,
I generally like openfire as a IM server, but an area of fail for me seems to be the complications involved when trying to have applications talk to the integrated bosh server.. something like installing jappix and having it talk to the bosh server should not require it to be a plugin for it to adequately communicate. When it is not done this way you and up getting a message "Error >> Service unavailable" quite a fail . Just my two cents
Map,
test.. does this post from hubzilla channel (https://hub.stephenson.cc/channel/grant) make it to gnusocial?
Map, last edited: Fri, 01 Apr 2016 13:15:51 -0700
http://www.sgbcsv.org/sermons/201504191000.mp3
Recording should be available after 11 am PST
last edited: Tue, 14 Apr 2015 13:09:02 -0700
nice video talking about and defining secure boot / restricted boot etc.
Map, last edited: Fri, 01 Apr 2016 13:17:24 -0700
somone scrapped off their bumper, and left it there..
