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I am not as worried as other people are about Facebook, and here is why: a) Facebook has less users not more, while they always emphasize their user growth I come across more and m…

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Fair enough :)

But the person has to realize that this won't help him/her at all, only comes off as being a little bit whiny, maybe even a little bit desperate. Yeah, it happens, but it's only vi…

If there are no interesting comments to read why post the fact that it had been previously submitted at all? This is completely useless!

Appreciate your comment, interesting! :) Maybe I downplayed it a little bit too much, probably can't deny it, but it was in reaction to people making (imo) too big a fuss about it,…

OpenBSD does not try to be everything for every person and I think it's fair to put some things in context. Just because other systems provide binary patches for security issues (a…

What this means: Some people wanted bin-patches apparently, openbsd is heavily focusing on using its resources as efficiently as possible and doesn't provide them, a reliable 3rd p…

Late to the party, if you have not yet read it, this is pretty interesting: https://bsdmag.org/siju_george/ "Why did I choose the DragonFlyBSD Operating System?" He uses it in his …

It's less uncommon than you think, for example I know the HP Probooks do have that (and most likely many more) http://www.notebookcheck.net/fileadmin/_processed_/csm_Probo... That …

Maybe not as detailed as your link, but still interesting: http://www.cambus.net/why-openbsd/ Somewhat unrelated, but a very interesting read: "Why did I choose the DragonFlyBSD Op…

It might not be "perfect code" , but I find it fascinating what certain institutions do to create bug-free and easily testable code , institutions which are involved in work where …

I remember when the Soylent-Creator was on the Colbert Report, and he clearly marketed it as a 100% food replacement. Saying that you don't have to replace food with it completely …

I am going by how they market it, not by how you use it. If company makes market claim "x", which is ridiculous and I criticize that claim, someone then saying that he personally h…

I will comment on Soylent as a product, not the 1.6 update specifically, sorry, just want to make a few points (I think some of you are in for a tough ride, just passionate, not my…

But people not only "bubble" themselves, Google and Facebook (everything personalised to one's liking) heavily encourage that, so using the "bubble effect" as justification for rem…

I remember Reuters for years refused to use the term "terrorist(s)" because "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter" (that's how I remember it), current guidelines se…

I don't doubt the story at all and I am sad to hear that, but I have to make the following points: -) Even if no fingerprints are taken, the other points I made stand. -) Anecdotal…

I don't want to say you are wrong, I just want to clarify further: Not only was the UK "completely independent 50 years ago", the UK (for the moment let's not care if the UK is a c…