No more USB superposition?http://i.imgur.com/yyEwOHK.png

Is there such thing as an inverse "no true scotsman" fallacy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

My laptops are all laid out in Dvorak. All the workstations I use are qwerty ( funny to type on a Dvorak ). I have no trouble switching between layouts, and find the advantages of the Dvorak layout were worth the effort.

I like how he was, but wasn't really apologizing about the tea party comment.

Python +PyQT or PyGTK is a similar, and probably easier, answer.

It's also not free, under any definition, and proprietary, meaning you're making your development dependent on the availability of MATLAB as a resource. Learning a free language, such as Python, would free you from the cost and availability restraint, and mean you are learning a more general, and thus more useful, language.

Python Python Python Python Python It already does almost everything you could ask for, and is growing in acceptance and userbase. It is a modern language with modern language structure. It is designed to be human readable and consistent.

Except that it's worked fantastically well for Israel.

When you're at the North Pole, which way is East?

I wa in Psychological Operations in the military, which in a lot of ways is marketing. Now I'm going to school for mechanical engineering. So my sole proprietorship is is heavily both marketing and engineering!

totally awesome that the picture they chose for this shows it with a broken trigger.

Linux started with one developer, who wasn't even taking it serious. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_for_Fun

I concur about Ubuntu getting behind KDE. It would be very cool for them to build their Unity components as plasmoids. There are already plasmoids to mimic the Unity desktop. they're already looking at going QT and QML for their convergent desktop. It makes sense, it really does.

I believe an XKCD is appropriate here: http://www.xkcd.com/1118/

In our current world there is rather blatant and easy justification for war. I don't know what world you live in, but you sound like someone who's never stepped out of their own living room. Things can look relatively easy from a living room window. Here's the easy justification for war: there are people in this world who do not hold any reservations about using violence to get what they want. In many instances of this the offending party can be stopped without resorting to violence, but in cases which happen all to often the only way to stop them is by reciprocating the violence. There's similar justification for secrecy; there are many people in this world who hold no reservations about exploiting vulnerability. Do I believe this justifies the situation? No. I don't. But we can't change the past, or undo other people's wrongs. The situation is what it is. If you feel being there was an injustice, fine. Punish those involved, but with the situation given it would be equally wrong to leave a devastated state to be exploited. That would be at LEAST equally unjust, if not more so. There are many, many people who see the military as a direct way of helping the most vulnerable people defend themselves against the most violent. These people get to make a positive impact on others' lives which is on orders of magnitude greater than they could otherwise. So while I agree with you that there ought not be war, just like there ought not be violence, I don't foresee a future where there will be no war or violence.