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by driax 16y ago
From what I read in the article, I think what he thinks is that a child would never want sexual contact with an adult. Additional he explicitly says that if he had written something on the subject today he would be more explicit about his v
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by driax 17y ago
I wonder, if we keep moving bees around this way shouldn't the problem eventually go away, because of evolution. Of course I have no idea of long something like that would take.
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by driax 17y ago
With ebooks coming out the cost of distribution of books drop to zero, leaving zero money in the hands of authors. Can't really see how we would do without something like copyright.
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by driax 17y ago
While I agree Mercurial generally is more conservative I also believe they do this because they have a well used extension system. So you can't really say they don't support power user features when many of them are only a configuration opt
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by driax 17y ago
Wikipedia says that: "[Opera has] 20–25% market share in Russia, 25-30% Ukraine, and 5–9% in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic" A bit more than 0.2
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by driax 17y ago
You could always rent a car.
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by driax 17y ago
It depends on who your audience is. Few of the python programmers I know realize that python.com is a porn site. Remembering that it is python.org a not .com is not that hard, and if in doubt most people use Google anyway. EDIT: okay, maybe
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by driax 17y ago
I agree that the story does not explain WHY it is bad to trust authority. But it tells the story of HOW the author have learn to mistrust authority. It's one thing to know that you shouldn't trust authority, it's another thing to have pract