bigbluedots

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   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   I'd be very happy to pay $20 a year to use Firefox, however I don't think enough people would do this for them to ha e enough revenue.
2. 272.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   Thank you, I did read the post. I asked if anyone here (participating in this discussion) was using it.
3. 273.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   Is anybody here using perl 6 in production at the moment? Or perl 5 for that matter?
4. 274.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   In Australia, voting is always on a weekend, and is compulsory. Also, there are sausages in bread for sale
5. 275.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   You're already on one of them, although sometimes it may not feel that way :)
6. 276.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   Sure, if someone identifies a need for one? Even better, if you see an opportunity going missing in the market due to the lack of said entity, why not start one up?
7. 277.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   I didn't read it as an attempt to derail or recenter anything, just as another data point. But i also don't agree that we are in a position to just refer to harassment as 'people treating each other badly' or whatever, g
8. 278.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   Part of that is stating the value proposition for the user. Along with what it does, why would I use it?
9. 279.▲
   by bigbluedots 9y ago

   If a mechanical license was required by Spotify, wouldn't that mean I'd be able to keep copies of the songs forever, even if I stopped paying them?
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    by bigbluedots 9y ago

    That depends on what the metrics are that make up "impressive" in this context. Since those are entirely subjective (I may be impressed by an athlete's endurance, but the author may be impressed by physical strength, etc) the
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    by bigbluedots 9y ago

    Non US citizens have been subject to warrantless surveillance by NSA etc for some time now. That was fine, apparently?