I've always wondered how many were left in the 100 range... :)

Hey, teacher, leave them kids alone! ;)

indeed, it's a data buffet :D

I almost wish one US state would become fully "government free", as a voluntary experiment, so we can see how everyone makes it!

We could probably watch the 99% just die, get abused, then survive through their overlord without democracy and maybe, eventually, have a revolution and rediscover democracy...

Is that you?

There were rumours about Hyperion:
https://arstechnica.com/the-mu...

I'm not too familiar with Elric, but I agree that Culture would be nice :)

Cause I really wanted more overhead, licences and emulations layers to debug, yééé!

Yeah uh ... no.
That won't solve fake but valid certificates magically.

The whole F-ing CA model is broken beyond repair...

Can we get rid of this joke of a model that we're all relying upon for the rest?

I'd be curious to see a graph showing UID posting for every, say, 10 accounts over the last few years. :)

And obfuscation can probably also hide their presence...

So let me guess, when say, Russia, or China, is know to have discovered a vulnerability and using it in the wild, they burn the bridge by "being nice" publicly?

Another advantage of Scratch and similar Free Software projects: they are usually translated, and require minimal language skills. For 8-10 year old kids, it's a great option.

I bought a Tiddlybot/PiBot for my kid, which runs Blockly (https://github.com/google/blockly), and was able to switch the interface language easily (less intimidating).

Do you have an example of a particular function?

A lot of the old "core" functions do not support UTF-8. They support only single-byte encodings (pre-UTF8, ex: deprecated KOI encodings).

To give a silly example, mb_strtoupper() should be used instead of strtoupper(). http://php.net/manual/en/funct...