@skematica I used to think that the Internet was one of those, "Something happens", moments. Sadly, even there, the borders and walls go up and each group can be fed bias by the appropriate media outlet with little tidbits to outrage tossed in to keep the click-income healthy.
I think it's worse than before, actually, because every little nugget of information can be tailor made and consumed. Socially, it's a regression.
Okay, time to dive in and finish up application server number one.
I wasted some time putting an About page on my blog, here.
I did this mostly out of spite for Monday.
@larand Oh, and @oluseyi too. Basically any ADN folk who are no longer on ADN or won't come here for whatever reason.
@larand Mine will regardless of the outcome, I suspect. More for the banality than anything else. I only keep up with @redqueencoder, @raybrst and a few of the local (or formerly local) Linux geeks on there.
@larand And don't, for a moment, think that, "It can't happen here". It already is.
The whole situation with Twitter and the Turkish reporter outlines the need to work around the corporate-controlled bits of the Internet. Go dark as it were.
Let there be nothing there when the noose finally tightens.
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Sounds exactly like someone who'd follow a middle aged programmer.
Wish I could say I was intrigued, but, I'm not.
Today, typical southern humidity enters the picture.
It's like walking through soup. The condensation coming out of the AC unit is like a small waterfall.
Why do people willingly live here?
Why am I here?