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by Executor 13y ago
Bullshit. GMO provides power to both governments and corporations by allowing for the alteration of organic life. Why the hell do you want this? We do not have direct democracy. There is a "scientific" cause to fear GMO's. Co
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by Executor 13y ago
I didn't sense any "hatred" of Islam from that author. Can you explain how you perceive this to be so?
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by Executor 13y ago
Time to stop using youtube... sigh. Google sure knows how to destroy services.
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by Executor 13y ago
For $5 Digital Ocean gives me 20 GB of storage. But Dreamhost shared hosting gives me UNLIMITED disk storage for the same price. Does this mean that I should write off VPS/dedicated servers since they give such poor disk space?
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by Executor 13y ago
Good find!
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by Executor 13y ago
But javascript has serious flaws. It doesn't have static typing, advance language functionality like namespaces and generics were afterthoughts, and it was a half-baked language. The original language was supposed to be more FP. I&#x27
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by Executor 13y ago
Your idea is another extreme. On one end you have indoctrination by parents and in the other by society. Both are failures.
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by Executor 13y ago
Have you heard of Khan Academy? You don't need a super-smart parent to teach you anything at all.
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by Executor 13y ago
People should NOT trust either governments or corporations, ever. Otherwise it maximizes corruption due to little or no oversight.
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by Executor 13y ago
Can you provide arguments to your assertions that Google is #1? Any points, details to support your claims?
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by Executor 13y ago
The same fantasy world as Itunes where Apple sells non-DRM mp3's?
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by Executor 13y ago
Why is it inevitable? You sure haven't done any programming, rendering, gaming, etc, have you?
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by Executor 13y ago
I can't wait until mono implements WPF...
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by Executor 13y ago
Serious question: have you been brainwashed by your country?
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by Executor 13y ago
You do not need to have belief systems; knowledge is more powerful. And conspiracy theory is a loaded term. Remove both from yourself to process information better.
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by Executor 13y ago
The issue has to do with free will. Not much else.
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by Executor 13y ago
How does this differentiate from Ubuntu's MAAS? Does it require clusters of nodes to be used or can it be used by a standalone server?
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by Executor 13y ago
It would be cool if I could have all this data hosted on my web server/computers. Why give google your data?
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by Executor 13y ago
Lol so much hate. I wish the article could provide the points that he was making.
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by Executor 13y ago
> piracy *File sharing.
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by Executor 13y ago
If it supports both Holleywood and DRM proponents, a big thumbs down from me.
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by Executor 13y ago
Javascript is one of (imo) the most horrendous OO language of all time. No static analysis, horrible scoping/syntax, class declaration, and so on.
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by Executor 13y ago
Don't forget Python, C/C++, and PHP!
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by Executor 13y ago
At least they promote a bill to allow people to view all the big data that companies have of them. Not a fan of giving away my privacy.
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by Executor 13y ago
Now I want to have server-grade hardware in order to try out MAAS, Juju, etc.
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by Executor 13y ago
Way to use the words "consparicy theorist" - an overloaded term.
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by Executor 13y ago
Linux Mint with Cinnamon is VERY good. I'm impressed with it.
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by Executor 13y ago
That's why you need people to fight for it. Consider movements such as silent circle and megabox. At the very least, people should worry about blocking companies from abusing user data, removing Patriot Act, so on. Truth is, people have to
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by Executor 13y ago
As well as Ubuntu phone/tablet.
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by Executor 13y ago
Can you explain you disdain for thunerbird? I'm using it as my main email program and am quite happy with ti.

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