I had completely forgotten about its existence. :/ Now I feel kind of bad for not visiting it recently.

The mobile site annoys the f*ck out of me and i'm not easily able to go directly to the site itself.

when you lumped Java and Javascript together.

This whole thing has been fought already in the 90's and these idiots need to go away. There are companies in place who provide the takedown service. If their label is not already doing it, or they aren't themselves, I'd be surprised. If they are claiming anything else at all, it is already covered under fair use and they should go away. I find it entirely more likely that these people are feeling the record industry squeezing their profit margin rather than the general public.

This thing will probably escalate to Police confiscating phones now during pullovers, to see if you're even slightly crooked so they can take your money.

The associated press is a dinosaur of the print age, standing in the way of web news aggregation and the free transfer of information. The world will be a better place when its gone.

Do not equate the preferences of a single site survey to that of the entire developer community. At best you have merely sampled people who are pretentious enough to brag in surveys.

I'm certain that it isn't healthier than sitting because both my father and my uncle worked 40 hours per week standing through their life, and both needed knee double replacement after retirement. Moving around is the correct action. Not standing nor sitting all day.

... kids could send you an ISIS link and SWAT you at the same time.

This would actually flip our organizations entire wage scale upside down, and pretty much cause a good 50-75% increase in the IT budget as a whole until the organization is able to adjust. And you know what... I really like the idea... it needs to adjust for inflation though.

It is ridiculous in this day and age that I had to essentially go work for an H1B company, get paid an H1B salary (as an American), and then struggle for a couple years to become "internal" IT to the company I was contracted for, and now I'm technically not supposed to be allowed to code any more because of it, which is even more ridiculous, just because it looks cheaper on paper to outsource the work.

Now I understand what all the proxy block spam when I opened firefox at work....

It is now a thing for people to learn something without being able to google how to do it.

How did they figure this out? Spying on us, or by surveys that almost nobody takes.