It's more likely that the author(s) value their freedom. The US government (I haven't looked at others) has a history of shutting down alternative currencies and trying to inprison the creators.

See Feedly

The press release hosted on TPB says Pyongyang, which is the capital of NORTH Korea. Interesting indeed, but the outrage of some people is a little over the top. Morals and politics aside, a persecuted movement must reside where it's not being persecuted.

Each day, make a realistic list of priority tasks, goals, etc. Do the same for weekly and monthly. Revise as needed. It really is that simple. If you don't meet your own requirements more than not, you can consider yourself lazy and a personal failure. I don't like thinking of myself as lazy or a failure, so I spend at least 90% of my "work" time actually working and crossing things off my list. As for the other 10%, I'm only human and have to avoid burning myself out.

I prefer Evernote, but anything similar, including a pad of paper will work. When I'm having a hard time focusing, keeping the list visible, be it on another monitor, tablet, phone, etc, helps immensely.

Like every other Linux distro, major and minor project, including the kernel?

Issuing a press release to prove a point is "bad" now?

Get a warrant, intercept them realtime. Next they'll want recordings of conversations to be saved for X years. If a judge thinks a person is worth surveillance, then fine, but my past communications shouldn't be archived "just in case I'm a criminal".

Let someone else take over where they're now leaving off, just like they did for newzbin1.

Then allow them to chip your children and stay away from mine.

Except the conditions on removing the chip required endorsement and giving up the right to criticize the tracking program.

I only get the urge to "swipe" a desktop/laptop screen when using Windows.

Fascinating idea. I can see it being a very real possibility if drm'd music finally dies and digital distribution is fully embraced. As an amateur producer and dj, this would be absolutely amazing.

I'm unsure what exactly gets sent with an in-app purchase, but I'd assume it has something to do with your App Store account. Can anyone tell me why I keep getting multiple errors when trust( "RussianHacker"); is called?