They should just remove CTRL + C and CTRL + V as well while they are at it. Not only is it not very discoverable, but it also requires you to use the keyboard. Drag and Drop is so much better and obviously the correct way to do copy paste.

You show a good example. Would you still think that this model is better if:

1) The post man can read your mail without you noticing (e.g. the envelope is never damaged)
2) You have to provide your postman with a key to open your locker? The key might additionally fit into your other lockers (e.g. A lot of people reuse their passwords)
3) The postman can easily store copies of all the letters you receive without you knowing
4) The postman travels from your local post office, to a completely different country, where the correspondence may be inspected by the other government at will without you even knowing and then gives you the letter.

Once you consider these points, you might not like that approach unless you completely trust your postman.

The difference is that these are shared libraries. They live in shared memory and are only loaded once for each application which is using them.

In the web, each library is loaded every time.

Thanks, but no thanks, I prefer to stay with statically types languages. I know that the "kewl" kids love dynamically types languages, but it becomes a horror for maintenance. Ill be sticking with UDK in the meantime

I set gitlab up at home. It is very good, but a maintenance nightmare. No automated installation or updates, so i keep running on an old version.

It would be a 3A solution if they offered a ppa with automatic updates

These are called features ;)

Now I can be prepared both mentally and physically once the zombie apocalypse strikes!

The analogy is not really applicable. This is more like writing all your secrets into a notebook and putting it into a library (in a section accessible to everyone). Then you sue the person who found the notebook.

Leaving the data open to any web request is the true crime here. I do not know about the US, but in Europe that would have been a violation against the Data Protection Act.

Maybe the "Secure" in "UEFI Secure Boot" referes to securing Microsofts Monopoly and existence in the OS market?

From TFA:

They system is already compromised at this point. Why do we need the steam protocol?

Also, for the love of god, please stop calling these people security researchers.

Why is Sony limiting this technology to the controller? The PS4 should actually come with an air conditioner changing the temperature in the room. So if the character is in a cold environment, you should be freezing. Similarly, they should also include a flame thrower in the PS4, so that when you get hit by a fire spell in the game, you actually start burning. That would be totally immersive!

Please explain how Android has a walled garden? Last time I checked I can install applications without using google play/market

Anyone can become a programmer, just like anyone can become a painter.

It does not mean that the person would be a good programmer though. I could be an artists, but I would not be a good painter if my life dependent on it.