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Or tea. Probably the hackers second choice.

Seems like a tendency to name software after female names from the victorian era. Interesting.

Or just load every page. ;)

Orwell is right. Humans can learn to "survive" in a free information age, but can't live freely in a observed environment.

In our world money describes your amount of freedom. No money, no freedom. A bad world.

It changes a person, but in a wrong direction, i think.

One size could fit everything. With a good flexible query language and an sufficiently smart compiler, it might be possible. Which means: one size, one winner and SQL isn't flexible enough. SQL will fall down to earth.

Now we have brand new CSS and we do a subset of the cool things, we could do in SVG since ten years. I'm a bit confused.

Oh and it doesn't work in Opera 12 .

I've read this text some years ago. Still funny.

I'm really happy that executable size doesn't matter for server software. Because Yesod produce really big execs.

I try to write a little database system in Haskell, inspired by Prolog, because it seems very natural and simple to query Prolog. If you have lots of different relations between data, Prolog is a good choice.

... and in Haskell too. The funny thing is, that i first read Snoyman instead of Snowman.

As long as humans are so forgetful, people will experience forever, which is a good reason to live forever.

Actually, i think, a drone could carry a human. Like a taxi.

Absolute. Someone mentions his name today and Wikipedia was the place where i got this news.

I started with C++ 6 years ago. 3 years ago, my religious view on C++ ended and i finally realized, that C++ is not enough. I saw Java, Lisp, Prolog, C# and others but got stuck in Haskell, because Haskell is the way, i want to write programs.

Independent to a language, i recommend to start without a IDE. C# and Visual Studio is in this case a bad combination.

And now we need bot-generated articles, probably with real informations!

7/10 . Thats difficult!

I miss Wikibooks and Wikiversity.

Nice idea. But maybe you should do this with webp.

Actually, i work on curve-based rasterization, to build a game later on it.

This looks funny, because there are too many options. Most chosen numbers are even in higher range.

Uh. I write every document in Pandoc Markdown.

i think: if the even smaller components starts to cycle, its deterministic.

The pirate bay seems to run better than ever. Massive sharing via torrent is really fast nowadays.

Prolog 2.0 , big database included!

Well, if every language would have a sufficiently smart compiler, the world would be fine.

So, installing a backdoor / keylogger in user level isn't that bad? why?

It works fine in my Opera 12.16 for Linux (amd64).

classic http://xkcd.com/297/