Reddit used to have a policy that allowed sub-Reddits to talk about all kind of shit, as long as it was legal. They changed that policy to a more restrictive one. That is a form of censorship -- totally within their rights, and you can try to spread your message elsewhere, but Reddit has become a less free place. It really isn't that hard to understand unless you insist on a very narrow view of what censorship is.
To whoever modded the parent -1 Troll: the moderation system is not your personal disagree button.
You must be new here.
No, Ruby was a fad for hipsters. Python is the true heir.
Perl6 is almost ready
Fifteen years in the oven, that better be one tasty cake!
There's a lot to be said for not having to completely replace the API and backwards compatibility. That's a pragmatic choice, not a "computer scientists screw up a pragmatic language" choice. Your initial assertion is unfair.
Type erasure, on the other hand, is pure evil - to me, it's the representation of what happens when a pragmatic language ends up into the hands of computer scientists.
Type erasure was the pragmatic way to add generics to Java by ensuring backwards compatibility in the byte code. You'll find that computer language academics almost universally despise type erasure.
Yes, I read what you wrote, and your comparison is still stupid. The fact is that there is no religion as militant and abhorrently violent as Islam in the modern era.
There are countless more recent examples I could have written about.
So go ahead then, because I think it's really silly whenever a new Muslim atrocity occurs, especially when it comes to women, that some apologist comes along and talks about things Christians did centuries ago.
More specifically for Slashdot, a Republican right-winger who cost the taxpayers of Rhode Island millions when he got a sweetheart loan to move his company, 38 Studios, there, at the urging of the then Republican governor: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04...
Fucking hypocrites.
Most people don't care about encryption but the ones that do, do.
I'm willing to bet if you polled all the people that use email, a significant majority would prefer that their email couldn't be spied on by governments or other snoops. If it was an easy default hardly anybody would turn it off. The problem is that while people care, they don't care enough to make an effort, especially when it requires effort on the people you are communicating with.
Ellen Pao looks very average to me, and I'm partial to Asians too. But whatever floats your boat.
The trap isn't suing over patents. The trap is getting you to depend on a stack that Microsoft controls. It's something they've always done, in one form or another. Embrace, extend, extinguish. In this case, they're asking others to embrace
I sold my car on Craigslist. Guy came to my home with his brother, test drove the car, and paid cash. The end.
She oscillates between fighting back and playing the victim. All you really need to know about her is that she's a compulsive liar: https://thezoepost.files.wordp...
Well I see Anita's recent efforts as being a lot more expensive than her earlier work.
Going on a professional victim tour to raise more money for herself? Yeah, very expensive.
The rule on staying alive as a forecaster is to give 'em a number or give 'em a date, but never give 'em both at once. -- Jane Bryant Quinn
