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   by sad 17y ago

   Convince Google to take privacy more seriously and you may have a point. Until then we have no choice but to use tools like this to at least attempt to filter what is recorded. And the "most people can type" comment is silly. Why have links
2. 32.▲
   by sad 17y ago

   I, for one, am quite happy to see Java take a back seat. It isn't the ideal language to driving the future of the JVM. It's Scala, and Clojure, and Groovy, and JRuby, and and and so many others that should be the driving forces behind the J
3. 33.▲
   by sad 17y ago

   I've also thought of SMTP as the ultimate queuing system. It really covers all of the bases for persistence, async delivery, bridges to every kind of network imaginable (think back to FidoNET, UUCP -- revive the bang path!), built in fault
4. 34.▲
   by sad 17y ago

   There is a point made that anything done in flash should be doable in javascript. But flash is more than just actionscript, it's also a presentation engine that is much more appealing to those little applications that require a speedier UI.
5. 35.▲
   by sad 17y ago

   The best programmer joke? One of my co-workers.