sam4ritan

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by sam4ritan 9y ago
Yeah, but no governemt is lucky with having people operate entirely freely. It makes corruption difficult, and every government has corruption to some degree
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by sam4ritan 9y ago
Once again proving that they dont know how any of this works. And still getting re-elected
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by sam4ritan 9y ago
Boredom or laziness. On my mobile firefox, i sometimes don't close tabs for months
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by sam4ritan 10y ago
there are still a lot of destroyed documents being stored around the world (say, from the StaSi for example). I would love to see this applied on them. It migjt shed some light on things supposedly lost to history.
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by sam4ritan 10y ago
Well, thats what happened to ACTA too, isn't it? A lot of the stuff that was in there got reused in TTIP.
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by sam4ritan 10y ago
on one hand, i would say 'some people have too much free time' on the other hand, i DO say 'i know what i am gonna spend my weekend on'
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by sam4ritan 10y ago
Listening, and patience in general, are skills far too few these days, especially because many people falsely view them only as "sitting still"
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by sam4ritan 10y ago
He's right there. Like every other skill, gaining the right temperament is a task that requires a lot of time and self discipline.
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by sam4ritan 10y ago
This makes a whol lot of good points. C is really not suited for most modern applications, and some of its design choices are questionable (to say the least). On the other hand: In my opinion, C is a good language to show beginning programm
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by sam4ritan 10y ago
But the USA will bend the rules anyway, wether it lies within their jurisdiction or not. Thing is, if it does not lie within theiir jurisdiction, the international fallout might be of more significance. Yet with ICANN staying state-side, i