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wodencafe
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Comment #15111293
I find it very interesting that your comment was down-voted.
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Comment #14991650
I had never heard of this until now, thanks! Now the tougher question, what can we do about it?
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Comment #14991589
This is crazy, how can a link be a violation of the DMCA?
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Comment #14928498
Come on, don't downvote him just because you disagree with his opinion. That is only discouraging people from expressing their opinions.
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Comment #14913627
Wow thanks man! This can be useful in a variety of circumstances!
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Comment #14900569
From TFA: The cancellation means there are just two new nuclear units being built in the country — both in Georgia — while more than a dozen older nuclear plants are being retired …
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Comment #14900544
I don't think they accept bitcoins at the Venezuelan black market
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Comment #14893806
I would continue this discussion, but I've gotten a ton of downvotes for both of my comments, so it seems people would rather not have this discussion continue :( EDIT: Thank you w…
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Comment #14893267
A fair question, but Terminator™ is germane to the subject matter.
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Comment #14893156
The public doesn't take this stuff seriously enough. Did we not learn the lesson about rogue AI from Terminator™?
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Comment #14562821
The anxiety is killing me without being in medical school. Cancer is the worst.
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Comment #14412302
So THIS is why they developed GVFS.
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Comment #14382481
What could they possibly be thinking? Nobody wants this, except the gov't.
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Comment #14374842
The Great Firewall of China, of course.
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Comment #14367290
What about Brainfuck?
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Comment #14323972
Don't let Eclipse give you a bad impression of OSGi. There are now some very cool things that make starting a new OSGi project a lot easier: * Declarative Services, for simplifying…
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Comment #14273101
Selling out your constituents isn't a part of conservative or liberal philosophy, just corrupt politicians. And the Republican party have become the moderate party, there is no tru…
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Comment #14269975
Ok, but do you think JPMS is a better alternative?
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Comment #14266902
I second this. Java needs default parameter values.
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Comment #14265726
They are going to use it to represent lambda parameters. Please see: http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/302 - Lambda Leftovers
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Comment #14265665
Why didn't they just use OSGi, a stable, mature (16+ years old) technology for modularity, instead of re-inventing the wheel with JPMS?
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Comment #14126378
How can they patent this? It's been occurring naturally for millennia.
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Comment #14003223
Unfortunately this is true. Massive wealth disparity has created different classes of people, including an Elite class, the wealthiest, who are treated like royalty.
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Comment #14002878
So why isn't the FBI knocking at Bill Gates' door, for facilitating hacking, spyware and botnets with the Windows Operating System?
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Comment #13989174
It seems that so many people have become complacent in working 8 hours a day, 5+ days a week. When an idea comes along that threatens this paradigm, the FUD Machine gets to work. M…