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I completely agree. I really want to talk about bf interpreter I wrote in Python, but I always shy away not being able to spit its name.

I think it's the right thing to do. If you don't take everything he does upside down, this can't possibly be bad. I believe he chose the number wisely without making it too short, which would send a message across taking a full leave is not such a good idea, or making it too long only reminding everyone that he is the one.

Please visit the web site for Go language and try to adopt their design because yours simply is not acceptable in every way. I don't wanna click menus just to find out what language paradigms are for your language because I absolutely expect to find them on the first page...

Yeah, there were some technical difficulties.

Exactly. I've been wondering why Bitcoin wasn't taking off on the consumer side but I think I now understand. Sadly, by its inherent structure, Bitcoin will never take off as a good means of exchange as real currencies do.

What does he want?

Well, that's sort of my point. Some Japaneses don't seem to know or care about their history. We keep hearing how their government is systematically trying to avoid mentioning what really happened back then internally through their so-called 'history textbook reform' and externally by denying war crimes which even their past government had accepted as facts.

This could be a bit of a stretch, but if German government decides to increase military spending for economic recovery, wouldn't Poland and France be alerted and ask Germans to reconsider? Or it's totally different now from back then and let Germans to play with Leopards and U-boats again all they want?

After seeing how Japanese government handled Fukushima accident, I as a Korean don't feel very safe with them wanting to play with a bigger gun. If Japanese government doesn't or can't take care of its own people, how do I believe it will care so much about world peace?

But I, as a Korean, (and I'm sure many other Asians too) can't help myself but to consider it as a big threat to the region's peace as I see tensions getting worse and worse between Japan and China/Korea especially on their maritime boundaries. Of course, you may have something on your own to say but still I don't think you can say Japan is making the right move every step of the way to the world peace.

After looking back to what happened from military expansion of Japanese imperialism back in WWII, I'm sure you understand why other Asian countries oppose to the idea and will stay that way.

I think MS was pretty much the same way until very recent. Maybe companies really start making money when they stop being innovative.

I tried various apps from their pre-configured list, but nothing works yet. Disappointing so far.

well the best way to do this would fix the current situation with patent reform...

I think Google simply sucks at anything remotely related to social networking.

Isn't that what they are trying to do with iCloud?

Well then, trolls would start 'hiring' these inventors (maybe as a contractor for just a period of legal battles) and keep pursuing their lucrative business.

I can see that on the top of their list already. Somebody has to fix this problem with less-complicated solution than PGP.

I thought he'd use perfect Bayesian spam filtering algorithm which he secretly developed that can bang out every non-urgent not-so-much-worth-reading email.

I completely agree to this. PayPal somehow has been evading this problem for a decade but finally the government is stepping in to square away this mess. How many horror stories have we heard about PayPal locking up people's accounts for no good reasons?

It's one of my dreams to see it ship and I use it as my primary OS.

Naver in South Korea. Google's been struggling to get its market share for the last few years without much success.

I've been using Terminus on emacs for awhile. Fantastic for programming.

Hopefully not LOC since it can be very easily abused.

I think Kindle works the same way. It's just that they can come and seize any of your books whenever they feel like it. Dropbox will not be much different because if they delete a file on their server and enforce updates on all of your machines, it will lead to the same result.

I don't think they're gonna do it unless they give up DRM on their books. If third parties are allowed to write reader apps, then it would be almost impossible for Amazon to enforce DRM on its users.

But it is true that Facebook doesn't allow exporting user's contact data. So I think Google is making a valid point here. You are still free to do whatever with your own data - unlike Facebook. They are just making sure that you understand the risks in doing so.

I'm in exactly the same boat with you here. I always try something and keep asking myself if this is the right way to do it. And then I put it off for a couple days pondering over it and essentially never go back...

How is this better than Dropbox other than being simple and easy for file sharing? I'm sure what you're describing can be done using Dropbox. So what should users switch?

Maybe it's time to have spam url filter setup.

Like myself. Been around for a couple of months now and this is my second comment!