tacojuan

I feel like you're describing a way to visualize wiki articles as a mind-map, where the mind-map's links are weighted by the links in the wiki's page.

Wikipedia categorizes articles in such a way where you actually can tell which one is parental and which one is child.

php and js would be bonded beneath a "scripting language" category, which would be beneath a more general "programming languages" category, which would be beneath an even more general "computer languages" category, comprising "markup languages", comprising html

all the way back to philosophy ;)

http://xkcd.com/903/

Hahaha, oh my god the last 2 minutes of that video is fucking hilarious. Looks like a mega64 skit.

The thing that interested me the most about this video was when they interviewed him on his thoughts of the future of bitcoin.

He didn't seem all that enthusiastic about bitcoin's prospects.

So this would be easily rectified by using a case for the pi?

Oddly enough nobody knew what WhatsApp was when I asked them.

They all just use Snapchat or the built in SMS application.

>2. Create a global movement that encourages user-side encryption

I can't even get my close friends/family to install something as simple as textsecure. :(

so long and thanks for all the fish, mootles :3

Anywhere I can get more info on the HTP group? I was pretty fascinated by their zines at the time...

The HTP dudes actually seemed sophisticated. Lizardsquad is just some dudes with a botnet.

That phone looks awesome.

I really want a firefoxOS phone that is spec'd out like a nexus 5 to exist...

Wow, I had a goofy idea a few months ago that one day we could have some sort of non-profit/charity that just runs a free, as in beer and freedom, "common good" CA.

Looks neat.

Meanwhile as an american I can freely watch russia today on youtube, read presstv without a proxy, and hang out on conspiracy websites like globalresearch.ca and infowars.com.

Maybe I'm just a dumb american but at least my protectionist nannystate allows me to watch the "bad" tv channels.

I'm just reminded of a quote from Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri:

"As the Americans learned so painfully in Earth's final century, free flow of information is the only safeguard against tyranny. The once-chained people whose leaders at last lose their grip on information flow will soon burst with freedom and vitality, but the free nation gradually constricting its grip on public discourse has begun its rapid slide into despotism. Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master."

Radio controlled cars/planes are pretty cheap and have been around for a lot longer than "fully autonomous" consumer drones, so maybe the Feds should start staking out hobby stores.