Fixed The Very Old CSS Problem of the black bar in the bottom not fully
reaching the right side of the screen on pages where id='content' => class='full'. Added useful text. Changed other text.
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		@@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ This is metanohi.
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Currently, metanohi resides on *metanohi.name*. Originally, it was on
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*metanohi.org* which now redirects requests to .name. To contact [[./niels][Niels]] (the
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creator), send him an electronic mail at [[mailto:ns@metanohi.name][ns@metanohi.name]] {(ns@metanohi.org
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redirects all mails to that address)}&small.
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creator), send him an electronic mail at [[mailto:ns@metanohi.name][ns@metanohi.name]] {(ns@metanohi.org no
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more redirects emails to that address)}&small.
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metanohi is XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2 valid (mostly). Currently, metanohi.name pages
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metanohi is mostly XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2 valid. Currently, metanohi.name pages
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are served as text/html and not as application/xml+xhtml (as they should). This
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might get fixed (it is extremely easy to fix, but if fixed, some things
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depending on external JavaScript which depends on non-XHTML, like the FSF
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@@ -99,3 +99,23 @@ Click to go to fullsize image.
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metanohi is only available in English.
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** Font size
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The font sizes on metanohi are based on your default font size. Read more
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here.
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To change your default font size in the <a href='http://conkeror.org/'>Conkeror
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web browser</a>, put this in your .conkerorrc:
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#+BEGIN_SRC javascript
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session_pref("font.size.variable.x-western", YOUR_FONT_SIZE_HERE);
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#+END_SRC
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For example, I changed the font size from its default at 16 to a more suitable 14:
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#+BEGIN_SRC javascript
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session_pref("font.size.variable.x-western", 14);
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#+END_SRC
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It's probably just as easy in other web browsers.
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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ He studies datalogi (computer science) at the University of Copenhagen, [[https:
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Niels can be contacted at [[mailto:ns@metanohi.name][ns@metanohi.name]].
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** Software Niels uses
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** Software which Niels uses
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*** Emacs
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@@ -62,6 +62,24 @@ It's fast, secure and durable (I often have poor or even none connection when
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working on my laptop).
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** Things which Niels uses but doesn't like
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*** GitHub
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When I want to make a git repository available online, I like to do it on the
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server which also hosts metanohi, or a free software online host, such as one
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running Gitorious. I don't quite like the very popular GitHub service, because
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it is not free software. The negative effects of GitHub's proprietarity is that
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its users cannot learn from studying GitHub's code, and that they cannot run
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their own GitHubs. Users mostly use GitHub for public data, and since git
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repositories are distributed, it is easy to move a git repository from GitHub
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to another git repo hosting service --- just change the push address of your
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local repository. All of this means that GitHub cannot cause serious problems
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when it comes to control over the data you give to it. As such GitHub is far
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from being as great a problem as e.g. Facebook. But I still don't like GitHub's
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attitude. I use GitHub because someone created a repository to which I
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contribute code on GitHub, not because of its "social coding".
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** Virtual existences
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In order of randomness:
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@@ -78,9 +96,11 @@ In order of randomness:
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  + [[https://launchpad.net/~nqpz][Launchpad]]
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  + [[http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/User:Schabeindividuum][Uncyclopedia]] (don't take this one seriously)
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Also, don't use Facebook (or Facebook-/like/ social notworks). Both your data
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and your account is in Facebook's virtual hands. You have way too little
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control. Use Identi.ca, GNU SOCIAL, Diaspora, or something else instead.
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Also, I don't use Facebook (or Facebook-/like/ social networks). If I did, my
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data would be in Facebook's virtual hands. Users have way too little control
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over Facebook. The solution to Facebook and other centralized services is to
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use decentralized services. So in the case of social networking, use Diaspora,
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friendica, or something else instead of Facebook.
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*** I'm not on Facebook --- I'm on friendica!
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