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Slightly offtopic: French guerilla artist invading the world with iconic graphics from the game: https://space-invaders.com/world/

Is this a Žižek pun?

Joe Armstrong gives a very good talk about ideas in the article in "The Mess We're In" (2014): https://youtu.be/lKXe3HUG2l4?t=26m12s

After strip it is 1.1M.

./exa-linux-x86_64: error while loading shared libraries: libhttp_parser.so.2.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Couldnt all the dependencies be staticall…

I believe POSIX defines vi as mandatory visual text editor, which makes it present on any compliant OS and thus a sane default value for EDITOR.

I have this keyboard. Mine was made in 2008.

This text reminds me of row polymorphism in OCaml object system. Or maybe I got it all wrong.

Whenever there's a question mark in the title, the answer is usually no, and the article is linkbait. I don't know if this rule of thumb applies to this article.

I think the article resonates more with the goals of freenetproject.org, but for some reason has this fixation with the blockchain.

"Still, for all the publicity Mancini and the Net Party have received, participation on the platform is low—debates on legislation rarely attract more than 100 voters—in a capital …

probably not

I was under the same impression, even though I do not speak French. Anything important left out?

Install 5 different things, or just run Erlang on all nodes.

You are being ignorant.

Same thing happened in Serbia in 1999. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosovo Only in this case it was NATO who invaded, and it is viewed quite differently from the western media then…

This update broke my working TextSecure this morning. Couldn't access my messages. Had to reinstall. :(

Reminded me of a very good book called "21st Century C" http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920025108.do

isn't this reimplementing netcat -e command? http://linux.die.net/man/1/ncat

To make that work with "owned" batteries, I would have to buy dozen batteries and pay to ship them thoughout my typical driving routes...

I think the battery-on-lease makes sense, because (I've heard somewhere) they are planning on swapping batteries instead of recharging them in their official charging stations.

This sounds like a quote from Down and Out in Paris and London

(bow) Couldn't have put it better. Sometimes I wonder who is producing the real STUFF, since we are all working in the non-productive tertiary sector.