If bloomberg keep posting interesting stories, you might want to pay for access to them.

Why? It's available with a free and open source license in the form of OpenJdk.
   

No, because the current creditcard system hides things good enough*

*Maybe not in USA, but in most of the rest of the world.

But how do you define promotion of content?
We all know the insane Nazi messages which sometimes are on slashdot. Sometimes slashdot hides them(Which is the same as promotion all other messages, since these will now be shown before/instead of) the nazi messages.

Other times based on message score, Slashdot chooses to show and highlight the Nazi messages, aka promoting them, so if this lawsuit wins, slashdot and all other websites which show user content, and just don't show them in order would be tost.

Not to talk about all the search engines. If I search for Nazi or Isis things all the search engines will find it for me, and recommend the best websites for the content I want, as well as other related queries and related subjects.

Not Recommending/Filtering(The same thing, really) is the same as showing all content in random order, or by created date and both these options sucks.

It would also be the end of slashdot, because slashdot also contains a recommendation engine which highlights some comments, while it hides other.

That would be horrible. Just imagine that you wrote a song, and 10 years later the nazi party selected to use that song as their official party song.

Having control(Aka copyright) about how anything you create are used should not be time limited.

What?

All the orms I have ever used allows you to send "native sql" directly to the database. Then you just have to tell the orm the type of the result you expect, and the orm will then handle the rest, exactly as if you used the orm to build the query.
   

The total amount of short is down from 140% to 50% of the float, so most of the involved hedge fonts have secured their short positions.

They get build without money from the state already. Why do you think this will change in the future?

I am confused.

What prevent a normal person with a normal job to accept equity(Aka stocks/options) as part of the normal salary?

Is that now allowed in USA?

What are you talking about? Spotify newer inserts any adds in the stream*.

*Unless you are to cheap to pay for the subscription, but in that case you get what you pay for.

No that is not true at all. What you do in a sane system if you want region representation is that you use the number of the votes for a party, to determine the total number of congress members for that party, and then you use the number of votes in each region to determine where exactly the members come from.

The math is rather more complicated in the real world, but most of EU(Except uk) is running on a variation of that system.

Don't you have such things as phone books, where people can look up phone numbers and addresses?

My guess is that a simple search will show phone number and address for >95% of all people if you just look it up, so don't see how these can be so secret.

I Agree, but there might also be a language issue, because "Burger" ALSO describe the "beaf patty" found inside a hamburger burger.

Why someone named the meat part of a burger as burger I don't understand.

Often, but I don't think they plan on designing a phone. They describe it as "next big computing paradigm". My guess would be some kind of home-automation/integration system for a fully digital home. But what do I know.