Jukelox

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by Jukelox 12y ago
In my experience it all comes down to performance and tunability. Our personal preferences are just that, personal. Linux has vsyscalls which makes it performant for the typical LAMP stack. If you profile a PHP Zend framework "hello wo
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by Jukelox 12y ago
I read your argument in two parts - one that appeals to my own emotions and one that hides behind the law to demonize illegal trade. Let's ignore the emotional part because that is highly subjective. I'd argue that the current leg
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by Jukelox 12y ago
The Boston Marathon bombing was a terrible tragedy. They purchased their supplies from regular retail outlets, not a unregulated internet market. [1] Which goes back to my original point. Linking terrorism to OpenBazaar is a far stretch an
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by Jukelox 12y ago
What is terrorism, actually? If you give this question some serious thought, it becomes apparent that the term is full of confusion. Politicians perpetuate – and exploit – this ambiguity; causing greater harm by diverting attention away fro
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by Jukelox 12y ago
I think your fears are purely speculative and are distracting from what's really going on here. We are witnessing a demand for unregulated markets because regulated markets are way too slow in responding to social changes. Let's f
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by Jukelox 12y ago
Facebook's product is you. Your data, habits, communications. Twitter is a simpler model. It costs $360k/yr[1] to get access to only 50% of all tweets. Combined with advertising they finally turned their first profit in Q4 2013[2]