fungos

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   by fungos 11y ago

   That is really interesting, but I see this as a short term solution to a new and amazing world. What we are doing is trying to hammer something with potential to change most of CS to the shape of our current reality - what is understandable
2. 62.▲
   by fungos 11y ago

   It seems a joke but is also, sadly, a fact. Chrome bookmarks manager is lightspeed if compared to Firefox, to not mention total lack of usability on Firefox's part, so 1995.
3. 63.▲
   by fungos 11y ago

   There is one open source: http://yacy.net/ The only downside is that it requires Java.
4. 64.▲
   by fungos 11y ago

   yeah, few people left using C++ ...
5. 65.▲
   by fungos 11y ago

   No.
6. 66.▲
   by fungos 12y ago

   Narrow and egocentric view of the situation. This is not about developer (your) freedom (to use, to change, to gain over) but is about user freedom. Do a little research about RMS's history and what he defends instead of just reading s
7. 67.▲
   by fungos 12y ago

   Excellent article. I haven't watched the presentation yet, but I believe only the article is enough. Also I liked it was somewhat step-by-step without jumping too far and losing the reader. This must be related to his class experience
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   by fungos 12y ago

   Exactly. To me that section was a total demonstration of narrow minded personal opinion.