• Climate of Vladivostok
• Climate of Moscow: Monthly averages and records

Vladivostok seems to be a bad example there. It is only a few degrees colder than Moscow, and is a port.

And on Windows you simply download trojan.zip, unzip it and run the setup.exe. Of course, you probably just have to download and run a setup.exe, but that's the point: it does not say it's a trojan even if you have to compile it with many dependencies (which do not include libtrojan and libmalware).

How far is "future"?

They should be replaced with my comments, expressing my opinion in a similar style. What's mine is mine and what's yours is mine.

H.264 has never been supported there. So they didn't decide to stop selling fish and chips, they have never sold them.

> but apparently it's not just an encyclopedia

It's a *free* encyclopedia, as its every page says.

Also, the RFC was more about Wikimedia Commons.

(non-original versions can be deleted, of course, but until they are, everything is stored, or it has to be generated when someone follows the link the first time)

Looks like a quotation from a press release advocating copyright extension or advertising a new DRM to users.

What about storage costs? Videos are viewed or downloaded once in a while, but they are stored always and forever.

Why not combine H.264 with Vorbis or Opus, then? Why does the format MP4 promoters propose, as far as I know, require MP3 or AAC?

Would you accept a format that can only be played with proprietary freeware on Windows or only on Mac OS X?

And accepting H.264 is being beaten by a windmill.

with a paper notebook and a pen: http://veronika-funtom.livejournal.com/519477.html (in Russian)

http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misses-the-point.html ; http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/copyleft.html and links