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Yes I agree, and WordPress is not easy to set up.
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But in terms of free speech, TOS about what you can say, acceptable use. Also there's the matter of longevity, company shuts down and all content is gone, editorial control, like here you can't edit past a few minutes, and moderat
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Is the domain registered to you or is it user.company-owns-it.com ?
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I think it's the majority of people won't ever pay $10/year for a domain name. If domain registrations were free, that might help save the Internet as we know it. But $10/year vs. free Facebook, most people will take the
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And 90% of that falls on Mark Zuckerberg's shoulders, Facebook owns Instagram. But if Instagram suffocates the Internet, perhaps it's an opportunity for the arts. Renaissance. That's my take. I noticed the same thing happenin
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Learn Coding From Scratch
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It's possible the artist doesn't even care about the viewer at all. Many artists create work for their own reasons. Some people see art as entertainment, but I see it as a form of communication. It's not necessarily about com
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"There's no way to determine good or shitty artist." You need an expert opinion to see through the fake reviews and artificially inflated prices. There is a way. Among artists, it's generally accepted who has more raw ta
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"Apple controls the future of the language, Google can only lose from such a relationship." I didn't think of that, but makes perfect sense. I haven't heard of Kotlin, thanks for sharing. Personally, I think the "ma
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Idea of the Day 2
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If Swift runs on Linux, and Android is Linux, won't Android have the most apps?
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Good to know, thanks.
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Yes they have been sued. I'm only responding because I'm getting more downvotes. This isn't the best example, just the first thing I found in Google http://www.zdnet.com/article/nebuad-isps-named-in-class
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Like I said in my other comment, I looked up the pack to refresh my memory and Motte was already dominating the BBS scene by 1989. By today's standards, "new" Moby is more widely known than the whole BBS/Demoscene combin
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I'll let the historians figure it out. All I can tell you is that Moby had already established himself worldwide by 1989. I know this because I had one of the largest MOD music collections in Florida from 1987-1993 http://bb
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Idea of the Day 1
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You have to look for the Amiga MODs. Nearly all electronic music was in MOD format back before MP3. http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?detail=modules&view=5024 "This is a compilation of some of my demoscene music ma
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I was there. Motte was very popular in the Amiga/BBS days in the 80s, worldwide, long before Hall had his supposed Moby Dick idea. Maybe that really was his great-great-great-uncle? Maybe it just wasn't an original name for popula
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I'm not surprised about Comcast. http://www.thewire.com/technology/2014/05/comcast-and-time-w...
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Absolutely, certain people and websites should use https or GPG or whatever technology. I'm only asking why it should be the "default" for the entire Internet? This is not a good argument to make it the default. I'm not
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OK Someone1234, I was not aware of that. So what ISPs should we avoid now?
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Sure but what's the intent? If I own a lawncare business, or any business, seriously--what can the hijacker do? Change the phone number? Change the map?
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Yes I'm aware of that. But guess what, ISPs no longer do that because they were sued and lost.
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Do you have any examples of that happening in real life where posts, archives and RSS feeds where simultaneously altered by a government? Sounds like a rare fridge case. Not a "DEFAULT" scenario. If you disagree, you sound really
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I doubt anyone cares, but Frédéric Motte is the original Moby (electronic music composer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_Motte Richard Melville Hall, the DJ mentioned in the article, hijacked Frédéric
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"We want to see HTTPS become the default." Sounds fine for shopping, online banking, user authorizations. But for every website? If I'm a blogger/publisher or have a brochure type of website, I don't see point of th
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Are You Affected by WordPress Calypso?
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Dance to Calypso (100% JavaScript WordPress)
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"So" is quicker than "Therefore" or "In conclusion" or "Because of that" and so on. In conversation, people want you to get to the point quickly. One syllable "so" gets the job done. Yes, it
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I'll keep i3wm in mind, the screenshots look similar to what I'm using now, pytyle2.
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