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Comment Re:Who are those who think it needs fixing? (Score 1) 287

The answer to the question "Who believes UN governance will result in improvement?" will give a lot of insight into the motives behind transferring control to a UN agency. My immediate suspicions include: the copyright cartels, repressive governments, and telecoms/tier 1's seeking to create international monopolies

How about citizens from the rest of the world who would like the Internet controlled by a body that we actually have some say in?

I mean, just take Europeans, Canadians, Australians, New Zealanders, Japanese, Koreans. This sub-group of Internet users collectively outnumber US citizens by a large number. They all add a lot to the Internet. Why should they be dictated to by the US? Why should they be denied a voice in how the most important technology of our age (which is of vital importance to modern business) is run?

Comment Re:Two bad choices (Score 1) 287

2) Led by the UN = most of the UN members are crooks, dictators, religious extremists, military leaders who killed the civilian leaders to gain control, basically the scum of the non-business society so its basically dictator-net. Expect lots of censorship and control around killing all dissenters and forcing one lunatic religions beliefs upon people of other lunatic religious beliefs (or non-beliefs)

What. The. Fuck?

Most of the UN members are THE ENTIRE REST OF THE WORLD YOU INBRED MYOPIC FUCK.

And for the fucking record, where I live has a better record on censorship, corruption, press freedom and human rights abuses than the US.

Comment Re:Oracle and Java (Score 1) 372

And you are clearly and instance of this problem, namely people that do not understand languages are critical for implementation quality ans success. Industry adoption is no useful measure for that.

I do suspect most people being defensive about Java are one-trick-ponies, i.e. people that do not know more than Java and have never learned to program. Sorry, but knowing Java and knowing how to program are two very much different things.

I see. You confirmed what I asserted elsewhere - you are the kind of arrogant fuck that assumes that people who like Java must be morons who know nothing else.

I've been programming for 30 fucking years you supercilious know-it-all cunt.

I've used C, C++, Java, Assembler (68k & 8088), Lisp, Erlang, Pascal, Python, Ruby, Perl, Haskell, C#, Delphi, BASIC, Javascript, VBScript (yuk) and countless other languages, technologies and systems besides.

I am no one-trick-pony. I don't know everything about coding - even now, I find out something new from one of our grads or a workmate, but I don't EVER assume that because someone likes something that I don't that they therefore know nothing at all.

You are an arrogant fuck, a troll and a perfect illustration of the kind of programming language bigot that slashdot is infected with. Your assumptions about me are offensive, wrong and a million miles off base.

Comment Re:Oracle and Java (Score 1) 372

Oooh a dick measuring competition! Wow!

Look, I know and use a large number of other languages as well - I've been coding for thirty years. I only state the C/C++ understanding so that people don't assume that because I like Java that that's all I know - which with Java haters seems to be the natural assumption: everyone who likes Java is automatically a moron that's never used another language and doesn't know any better. I notice your sentence about treating "one-size-fits-all coders with the derision they frankly deserve" that suggests that you have made a similarly arrogant (and wrong) assumption about me.

When I talk about "Getting Shit Done" I mean that it's a productive tool for getting actual work done in some actual real-world context. Nowhere at all did I suggest that it's the right tool for all jobs.

You made a lot of incorrect and offensive assumptions about my attitude towards software engineering purely because I said that Java wasn't all hype. That's pretty shitty, really.

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