That's where the government intervenes by legislating, thereby society is protecting individuals from themselves (and from harming others). I don't see how there is a need to do this with the internet in the way the…
I prefer BitJam because some assholes keep requesting awful dance/gabber tunes on Nectarine: http://www.bitfellas.org/e107_plugins/radio/radio.php
It's not an editor, it's an IDE. Just look at the Python support they expect to add next year: "full intellisense, debugging, profiling, pkg mgmt, unit test, virtual env, multiple interpreter, Jupyter, etc. support.".…
The good they've done is fill the demand of 1/6 of the world's population who use the site. > So far the data seems to indicate that internet.org is comparable to releasing swarms of burrowing parasites upon the poorest…
And there have been at least as many cases of political abuse of the police force, should we also cut down on that just because there is a potential for abuse? Many instutions that are intended to good can be abused or…
> Your very insistence that you have the only right point of view on this makes me even more against ever allowing anybody who thinks like you the power to involuntarily commit anybody. I don't know what made you think…
> Which people? "Mentally ill" people aren't a homogenous group, and the fact that someone is mentally ill and living on the street does not imply that they are incompetent to make personal decisions due to their mental…
By "crazy action" I mean for 2 years wilfully undereating, not washing, living in filth, not responding to basic communication (even to your own daughter) and standing for long stretches of time at road intersections.…
Not every mental disorder warrants institutionalisation; I never said that. My point was to clarify that a medically diagnosed person who does some crazy action should be institutionalised, whereas a person who does the…
> Schizophrenia is a lifelong illness. Do you keep someone imprisoned for the rest of their life so that you can forcibly medicate them against their will? No, until the mental disorder is controlled. After all avenues…
These people don't have control over their mental faculties; they aren't competent enough to make a choice for what is best for them in the same way that minors aren't allowed to go truant or to consent to sex with an…
> The bill will not say unbreakable encryption is illegal. It's already being planned, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10498280
How so?
> News tickers revealed which gates the army was entering from, where police were situated, and which areas were being cordoned off. Inside the airport, the militants were keeping up with the TV updates and adjusting…
Lemote: http://www.lemote.com/en/products/Notebook/2010/0310/112.htm... That Rev. Stallman uses their laptop speaks for Lemote's trustfulness.
Care to elaborate on how that is?
That's where the government intervenes by legislating, thereby society is protecting individuals from themselves (and from harming others). I don't see how there is a need to do this with the internet in the way the…
I prefer BitJam because some assholes keep requesting awful dance/gabber tunes on Nectarine: http://www.bitfellas.org/e107_plugins/radio/radio.php
It's not an editor, it's an IDE. Just look at the Python support they expect to add next year: "full intellisense, debugging, profiling, pkg mgmt, unit test, virtual env, multiple interpreter, Jupyter, etc. support.".…
The good they've done is fill the demand of 1/6 of the world's population who use the site. > So far the data seems to indicate that internet.org is comparable to releasing swarms of burrowing parasites upon the poorest…
And there have been at least as many cases of political abuse of the police force, should we also cut down on that just because there is a potential for abuse? Many instutions that are intended to good can be abused or…
> Your very insistence that you have the only right point of view on this makes me even more against ever allowing anybody who thinks like you the power to involuntarily commit anybody. I don't know what made you think…
> Which people? "Mentally ill" people aren't a homogenous group, and the fact that someone is mentally ill and living on the street does not imply that they are incompetent to make personal decisions due to their mental…
By "crazy action" I mean for 2 years wilfully undereating, not washing, living in filth, not responding to basic communication (even to your own daughter) and standing for long stretches of time at road intersections.…
Not every mental disorder warrants institutionalisation; I never said that. My point was to clarify that a medically diagnosed person who does some crazy action should be institutionalised, whereas a person who does the…
> Schizophrenia is a lifelong illness. Do you keep someone imprisoned for the rest of their life so that you can forcibly medicate them against their will? No, until the mental disorder is controlled. After all avenues…
These people don't have control over their mental faculties; they aren't competent enough to make a choice for what is best for them in the same way that minors aren't allowed to go truant or to consent to sex with an…
> The bill will not say unbreakable encryption is illegal. It's already being planned, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10498280
How so?
> News tickers revealed which gates the army was entering from, where police were situated, and which areas were being cordoned off. Inside the airport, the militants were keeping up with the TV updates and adjusting…
Lemote: http://www.lemote.com/en/products/Notebook/2010/0310/112.htm... That Rev. Stallman uses their laptop speaks for Lemote's trustfulness.
Care to elaborate on how that is?