I am glad you enjoyed the trip. Check your commentary again and replace the word "technology" with the word "Google" rightfully so.
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Gone are the interesting askreddit threads or useful world news commentary, replaced with content designed to keep you browsing and staying on the site longer.
I'd totally forgotten how that era felt. Thanks for reminding me!
No rear view mirrors ?
This is not about coffee... skim through the article before you comment.
Ok, this has been done on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/outside
down in Greece too
The main focus of Lua has been portability.
I find it infuriating to read "the problem is choice". The writer is offending freedom and all its prismatic facades.
There is no free health care in Greece at the moment. Everyone pays to receive treatment from the public health care system even if you pay your health care insurance monthly fees.
Furthermore the free education is a hugely false fact. For almost 20 years now if a child is not getting education outside of the public school system he/she will not be getting anywhere close to getting onto the 3rd educational level (College or University). The funding and the personnel is inadequate to say the least.
Mind you the public sector is governed by the 5-out-1-in rule (5 people leave 1 gets assigned a position) in general but in the education sector this analogy is rounding up to 10-out-1-in.
This guy is a sociopath. He has been the worst participant in the official Lua mailing list and even gone to the extend to swear to the language deg team members for not listening to his suggestions. (I trust they'd know if the suggestions where worth it or not).
I have rarely seen such a bad behavior in my life, I cant feel pity, sorry.
I am really worried... getting people to trust the capabilities of Sketchup was really easy mainly to the Google brand. Now I really hope that Trimble can convince me. Long time Sketchup user here, since Sketchup 2, good @Last days.
"Error establishing a database connection" Bad advertizing joke this one.
Same thing happened with the term Architecture. Suddenly everything could be "architected".