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According to the US, yes. This is an empire, it's citizen have more rights than those of the colonies.

I'm surprised people still use it, what is Flash still usefull for ? deploy malwares ?

I should block HN then...

It's a trap !

I don't see the connection to the global warming debate. Clearly no-one listens to the so called "gods" in the global warning debate even though the consequences become clearer and clearer every year.

The first but not the last, there is also Guix the package manager and GuixSD the system distribution, which is written in Scheme, as well as all the package definitions. For lispers it is heaven.

also you can't edit messages, apparently that's a big deal for some people

The sad truth

You can doubt as much as you want it's just a fact. But I'm not saying it's good either. As much as I like python as a scripting language I don't think that's it should be use as widely as it is now.

Concerning Haskel it still lacks some pragmatism to solve some pratical problems such as install and cabal hell.

Another well known patent troll is Apple, patenting your hands movements and phone shape since 1984. Allowing the marketing industry to replace the hardware industry product after product.

No patent for ideas in Europe, problem solved.

You always know it's a guy, because of Rule 16

this. Seems like it's all just script kiddies and social engineering. If you want to watch juicy hacking go for Geohot for instance. He does some crazy screencasts

Gmail ? Google Docs ?

And it might also be the final blow on Flash.

I have been using this service for a year. It's nice. Definitely more expensive than going to the supermarket but the food is way better. We have to eat less and more healthy anyway.

Well read Stallman, Open Source is not Free Software.

Imagine if the NSA had spent more of its grey matter and money on IT security rather than shameless spying of western citizens.

yet really practical isn't it ?

Worse is better

edit : damn it took me too long without refreshing the page to answer someone did it better

I had the same feeling, the good news for PU is that there is still one (virtual) lisp machine standing called GNU/emacs.

Stop with this "vim is on server everywhere", only vi is and it's pretty much useless compare to vim outside of text editing. Plus with emacs you edit the server directly from your machine via ssh with tramp, you don't ssh then open emacs on the server

Now imagine the 2 techs combined, hyperloops to link major hubs at the speed of sound and self driving cars for everything else.

maybe www.busit.com can replace it for that matter

If you want to start heavy customization you can start by looking at configurations in literate programming style, you will learn a lot of documented customs.

Here is an exemple : https://github.com/vdemeester/emacs-config

Also about the book someone on #emacs said it's mostly tips for beginners and about 14 more for intermediate users. I'll suggest you to read the website first and see if you like the author style/pov

Seems like this is a poor piece of journalism. Other sources indicate that the data breach was one of the employee using Limewire to listen to music, accidently sharing thousands of clients informations on the network by that mean.

http://www.govhealthit.com/news/can-ftc-regulate-digital-hea...

Clearly you are terrible at communicating with other human beings or this story is fake.