9 karma · joined August 1, 2012
Personally I mostly do Node.js and Python development, and I just set up an Ubuntu Server VM in VirtualBox and share a folder from the host OS. That way I can use the VM to run the code, but use editors etc on the host OS. I can set-up a VM in about 15 mins so it isn't even worth backing them up or transferring them between machines.
This is clearly a way to extort money from UK businesses. You can't choose not to register the .co.uk, so now you'll have to register the .co.uk AND the .uk.
Then there's the mess and confusion of deciding who gets the .uk when there's a dispute.
And the fun and game when johnny user gets redirected to the dodgy knock-off version or a porn site placeholder instead of my-nice-widget-company because they got confused between the .co.uk and the .uk version of the name. Good job I didn't register my-nice-widget-co.co.uk too.
Clearly Nominet was drunk... resolve my downvotes!
http://www.thetabarena.com/thetabarena-blog/wp-content/uploa...
Aren't smart-phones already powerful enough to play lossless audio? It isn't popular because there's no market for it. Jeff Public prefers the convenience of lossy formats.
Also, Neil Young is looking increasingly like Mickey Rourke in the Wrestler.
Seriously though, why would I use Fliqq instead of Facebook?
Just like the developers would ditch Twitter for the next big thing if it ever pulled a MySpace.
There was a mutually beneficial relationship that is no longer (as) beneficial to one of the parties.
Python 2 is fine, and the upgrade will offer few significant advantages for most people.
I think the effort would be better spent working on things like frameworks and tools for web development.