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Second of all, not liking bootstrap is like not liking martini shakers 'cos you don't have any martinis to shake.
Just because you don't have a use for a tool doesn't make the tool useless and clearly lots of people have martinis to shake.
This trolling and bickering is very non-hacker/non-productive and ya'll need to settle.
Also, the JVM is not an exciting environment.
Edit Also, which of these feels the most like you're workin' for the man?
http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Haskell | http://golang.org/ | http://www.scala-lang.org/
All I want from a travel booking site is cheaper flights.
No matter what happens, terror has won. We as a nation are fucking terrorists.
And, if you respect that man's uncommitted, unexplained opinion, then his article is a good starting point for further research that draws conclusion.
The irony is your argument is just as flimsy and opinionated as everyone else's.
This article is devoid of content AND is written by a respected member of the community but neither of those things make it worth reading.
The great moral of the story here is, if you let the internet bother you, the internet will definitely bother you.
That's a feeling not a measurement. Clearly economically it's getting worse. And emergency services seem to be getting worse. What exactly is getting better?
All I'm saying is that, especially in crisis, the truth and measurement are far better than emotion. What exactly is getting better?
a) You didn't read the article.
b) Tinkering with technology to do fun things is of no interest to you."You mean we have all this stuff recorded and in a database, but I have to go look at it to get the info?"
What boggles my mind is how these countries allow the US to run drone strikes on their citizens. I mean, Yemen has a government and they're like, "Yeah sure, target and kill innocent people and blow cafes and shit up in our country. Cos you know, terrorism and all that."
http://www.amazon.com/
http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac
http://www.rakuten.com/
http://www.ebay.com/electronics
https://www.youtube.com/
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx
etc..The NSA leak was important enough, we don't need to pretend like he's some kind of privacy McGuyver.
What if employers start making employees wear them and have the video retained indefinitely? So that everything you saw, said and did was recorded for your employer to watch.
If this video streams to any online account, what’s to stop an outside agency from getting their hands on it.
Personally, I think it's rather upsetting that the feature people always rave about the most is the one that quickest turns us into an even more voluntary surveillance state.
TLDR: we don't need damn cameras on our damn faces. I promise your life can be fulfilling with out them.