Seriously, I wonder why anyone would want to travel to a literal hellhole like North Korea.

Hahahaha no, no... This one. Is a very interesting application but the mouse navigation is a real pain to use, almost useless.

Just as a curiosity, more than once I installed Celestia. It is interesting but the navigation is so crap, but so crap I quit shortly after.

The new breed of developers do not care about boring details. If you doubt, a few more years and we will have a joker wanting to program avionics using javascript.

We have a winner! :-D

It is. I am a system administrator and more than once I had problems with one of my systems - which is restricted use and very important - caused by rogue javascript code inserted by ISPs or viruses on the user's computer (such codes could never harm the system server itself but prevented the affected user to use it). And as example, if it was you who put this rogue code on the user's connection I could have you arrested for interfering with state emergency services. Point is, injected rogue javascript can cause many, serious problems.

The LDSD intself worked?

Simply kill the piece of shit, no questions asked.

Well, the drive only needs to work the time needed for you cannot demand your money back.

And protects against thieves of commercial and industrial secrets as well. Imagine the temptation for the NSA, sell to the highest bidder on Wall Street the new prototype of an advanced machine of a European company that they just copied from an email from an executive that they were spying.

I forgot to add this in my previous comment. I said "generation Web" because adding to what I wrote earlier, to me the interface of the current crop of applications looks a lot like something you would do if all you know is making web pages and having no experience with anything other than that.

Style, the way of thinking when developing your application. Notice how the older versions of Skype and MSN Messenger bothered trying do the job right and worried about the details. Now notice how the newest versions seem made by someone who only cares about making interfaces that make sense only to him, not caring about details and nastily doing the basic work for which the application was made. As if you took a professional developer and swapped him for an amateur with no experience in making professional applications and having more ego than skill.

You do not understand anything of what I wrote, and in an epic way... I am hitting some nerve here? I did not write at any time about security, I'm talking about programming experience and good sense that the "generation Web" seens to lack and the worst part is that they seem not to care about such gaps.

The explanation is that the senior developers are retiring and being replaced by brats who think writing a crappy web page is the same thing as writing a desktop application.

... this will translate into a product that I can use in less than 20, 30 years? Or will become another of the military toys we civilians will never know are there?