CALGARY – Rather than accepting defeat and disappearing forever, as most Albertans had hoped, separatist leaders are calling to extend the vote “playoff style” to a best-of-seven series. Following Tuesday’s landslide result, in which Albertans voted 75-25% against holding a binding provincial referendum on the question of separating from Canada, separatists are proposing an extended […] The post Alberta separatists propose making referendum vote best-of-seven series appeared first on The Beaverton.

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Conversations, my federated instant messaging client for Android, started out as many traditional open-source projects do: as an attempt to scratch my own itch. Development started in January 2014 in my student dormitory, and within weeks I started dogfooding and using the client as the primary means of communicating with my friends. However, when it came to releasing the app to the public on March 24, 2014—exactly twelve and a half years ago today—it was immediately clear to me that I would at least try to turn my open-source project into a business. While I didn’t invent the business model of making the source code publicly available but charging for the convenience of a compiled binary, it was certainly unusual in 2014.

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