milkey_mouse

What about the Intel ME? Is that on the Atom processor this uses? I only know of a few processors, mostly ARM, that don't contain this kind of insecure/privacy-invading feature.

NodeOS, duh! https://node-os.com/ /s

What if I want to be the product? I could pay for Visual Studio Enterprise/Ultimate or whatever, or just accept that my usage is being tracked by MS. As long as they aren't being so egregious as to send the contents of my files, or sending over an unencrypted connection, I don't see why the makers of the product, offering it for free, can't track basic data.

Might as well be from Toy Story

Have you seen the Linux NVIDIA drivers‽

Of course; under the hood it's just Linux. Though Google has replaced most of the userspace drivers and stuff are still the same good old Linux ones.

Not Hover. They store passwords in plaintext, they've probably got some other glaring security issues too.

Not by default, but I have it enabled and it does block the Wired one. Just wait until we need anti-anti-anti-anti-adblock!

Twitter, Reddit (/r/askreddit, /r/programmerhumor, /r/80s_sandwich, etc.), HN, GitHub

It's alright with the Python extension. It has Intellisense, code folding, and the like.

Slick

Python module names cannot start with a number.

TempleOS is a masterpiece. I wouldn't use it for anything, but many of the ideas in it are really interesting.

You forgot MongoDB. MongoDB is webscale.

I guess you could say the water comes from clouds!

THis looks pretty interesting. Where do they get their docs (for javascript, etc.)?

Life is effort and I'll stop when I die!

But that's not blatantly illegal. Annoying, but not illegal.

It's just hard to get the filesystem entries for the file back. rm doesn't specifically wipe, you're right, but the filesystem entries are deleted, which means you basically have to grep the disk for bits of the file you want with known contents.

It sucks that we live in a world where people decide whether to translate a game into a language, making it accessible for a country, based on how many people from that country will steal it.

They aren't too official, and there has been controversy recently over how much power they have.

Except that CloudFlare is kind of evil: http://www.crimeflare.com/

There's always Gogs as well: https://gogs.io/

One of the reasons I like Reddit: It's Imgur without the Imgur UI or "imgurians".

Have you seen the animated cat paw that automatically swipes over to some other dank maymay somebody's posted while you're trying to view an album?

But it's webscale!

ROTFL

Not if they think you're mentally unstable enough to warrant them administering treatment, regardless if that treatment ends up being necessary or not.

good

Wow, that's impressive. The guy [ported Roslyn and wrote a IL interpreter](https://twitter.com/praeclarum/status/690661664702627840) to get around the Apple dynamically compiled code prohibitions.