Basically he wants Linux distro to morph into NetBSD (or whatever other BSD fits you better, NetBSD is probably the most obscure but has a few very interesting points: excellent backward compatibility, cross-compilable out of the box)

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If they do not have the problem, how could we hope to see something about the problem improvement?

First they fight like hell to dodge taxes, then they spend money in public goods in place of taxpayer money.

The difference is that taxpayer money is spent under democratic control (or at least it should be, your mileage may vary depending on how much your political system is kinked). And Google will probably spend depending on its own interest instead of on the general interest.

Neither it does on Paris' underground lines, whether automatic or not

I seriously doubt there are millions to make from a TLD. This is an odd investment.

The smart guys are the one that managed to sell a TLD at that price. Who wins the money paid for new TLD auctions, BTW?

But note the news was fake anyway, hence they probably have nothing against maths and infinity. It was fake just like the fatwa promoting excision was. I wonder who is trying to spread that anti-ISIS propaganda: they could do a batter job by not spreading fake news, we have enough with real ones.

The summary makes little sense, but I suspect this is because nothing was really found. Awake me when you will have some real news.

Small setup here: 12U rack with 2 servers and one switch (Yes, I have ethernet sockets in every room except toilets, though I regret a bit I did not install one there)

Does it really matters? Humans cannot reach infinity anyway.

From TFA:

The original story smelled odd: why would they have anything against maths? Banning history courses make sense when you perform propaganda, but maths?

Interesting and insightful, but it does not answer the question :-)

What share of extracted oil goes to chemistry instead of being burnt?

Sure 64 bits improve things, but providing a 64 bit build does not forbid also providing a 32 bits build for older machines.

If I follow the reasoning, if you have no property, you have no right to privacy, right?

The European Commission fought like hell to push software patents, and now they vanish in the US... nothing happen anymore.

That suggests the only motivation for software patents in EU was to have legislation on par for TAFTA.