Is that the bleeding-edge Hyper Turbo Text Transfer Protocol?

That's not a very ergonomic position to use a computer in.

And Steve Ballmer always acquires companies for the office equipment, rather than the people or the imaginary property.

Many great artists have used math and geometry in their works, like the Golden section. While perhaps not as much, math is also used in music.

Nobody is forcing you to use GPL. If you want to use their work however, you'll need to abide by the license.

If it's not repeated thrice, it's not important.

In every case, either they'll be stinking rich or we'll never hear of this technology again.

Like with every breakthrough, it'll take atleast 50 years to reach consumers.

Googling define:freeloader gives the following:

# someone who takes advantage of the generosity of others
wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn

There's no generosity to take advantage of. Our "freeloader" is a paying customer among others.

# Freeloader is a game published by Cheapass Games. The object of the game is to mooch as much free stuff as possible off of your friends and neighbours.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeloader_(game)

Still a paying customer.

# One who does not contribute or pay appropriately; one who gets a free ride, etc. without paying a fair share; An individual who gets merchandise from the back of supermarket premises that are past-their sell-by-date (Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Scotland)
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/freeloader

Still a paying customer, paying the full price required by the business.


# The Freeloaders were formed in 2004 by Kevin O'Toole and Dale Longworth, two of the founder members of N-Trance.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeloaders_(band)

Our "freeloader" probably can't play that well.

# Freeloading - The term "exploitation" may carry two distinct meanings: * The act of using something for any purpose. In this case, exploit is a synonym for use. * The act of using something in an unjust or cruel manner. It is this meaning of exploitation which is discussed below.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeloading

I know of some power users, but I still wouldn't call them exploitative or cruel in their browsing.

# a person who imposes on another's hospitality without sharing in the responsibility or cost.
www.cliffsnotes.com/WileyCDA/LitNote/The-Bean-Trees-Study-and-Homework-Help-Full-Glossary-for-The-Bean-Trees.id-30,pageNum-74.html

Again, they pay in full.


In the final analysis, you are kind of right. But we're all freeloaders of society. A doctor will cure us, and we use an insurance that's in effect paid by the premiums of other people. We use public infrastructure that has been paid by taxes. We eat food that is subsidized by the government.

The thing is, it's a negative term, and nobody wants to be called a freeloader.

Nobody actually thought they were using unicorns to make DVDs.

And then an analogy came by and said, "Hey, a free metaphor!"

Yes, almost everything we do pollutes, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't consider the enviromental impacts.

There also aren't very many fireworks that reach the edge of space.

You want a public search engine? Just make one and stop whining.

Also he complains about cencorship?
Let's see how bad cencorship gets on a nationally owned search engine. I bet all kinds of unfavorable facts begin to disappear rather quickly.

You'll notice that it's hosted by Bethesda.

Most big gaming companies have been putting all their content behind such an age-wall. I assume they think a 14-year-old won't be able to figure out how to get past it.