I thought german state should be more worried about the botswana's president's idea of bringing 20,000 elephants to germany.

Since our hero is Bill Gates, a well-known and rich nerd, which has no social skills whatsoever, our good practice is to reject all human activity from consideration. Instead of making humans look beautiful, we must do that to gadgets. Sales people are complaining all the time that the gadgets we produce are not beautiful enough, so focus should be on making gadgets beautiful. This way nerds can claim "exactly correct" designation for making gadgets look neat, and since selling the gadget to customer is possible, there's no need for further human development / humans don't need to be beautiful. That's a nice tip for anyone that looks like a nerd.

meshpage.org:
            25.7Mb transferred, 81.8Mb resources, Finish 12.93s

So, guess it loads over 100Mb over the network?

> Why not? What exclusive rights do those things violate

Copyright owner's exclusive operations are DISPLAY, PERFORM, DISTRIBUTE...

See the DISPLAY part. That might be chosen in this case.

sounds like some hobos want to become the next jimmy wales...

If they have user interface...
  - they cannot displlay names of pirated content
  - they cannot display locations of pirated content
  - they cannot display the actual pirated content

It's as simple as that... Any kind of indirection or storage location doesn't really matter when all those software need to have user interface.

https://meshpage.org/

Converting kernel to c++: Possibly bad idea,
Enforcing kernel c++ to c++ programmers:: VERY BAD IDEA
Forcing c++ programmer write code without STL: Extreamly bad idea

Basically c++ programmers can only see LIMITATIONS in your ARBITRARY rules that you're trying to enforce. It's not going to work. They want STL support first, to get std::vector and std::map to work. Then they want PERL inside the kernel. (just kidding.)

Either way, you're going to suffer tons of misery trying to enforce subset of c++ that you consider as valid c++ constructs.

maybe they should focus on getting d&d working...

Its of course real software, doing 3d graphics for the web at http://meshpage.org/

> You can sell it for profit

That's what my adventures to the world of crypto was trying to do...

I spent 10 years creating some software. I package the software to the nft's secret container and get valuable asset that can be copied. Now you call it fraud. What happened to the 10 years of work? nft/crypto ate it?

i thought you can just publish cool-sounding leads and let other researchers explore the blind alleys while you're doing groundbreaking research. Gotta keep 1500 year old levelisation system ongoing for few more decades...