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And yet you do not, instead you propose a system in which people pay for content.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Isles#cite_note-postwar...
I would, and do, call them bullies and bullies are evil.
How about adding googlecode and bitbucket to the list of searched sites and providing links to the found projects at the searched sites?
Secondly I would disagree that the "best solution" is to email them as a single entity. Emailing the powers that be could only be the best course of action (about topics such as this) if somebody organised a mass email campaign. Seeing as the site is a medium for news and communication, I feel having this thread in full view of all eyes may not be the "best" but it is still a good solution.
Is this for the reason that you do not want site criticism on the front page, with lots of people commenting about the policies? Instead the site would rather only one person emailed you about the problems rather than hearing a mass voice of concern?
This is the biggest entry on HN today, yet you have decided to remove it from the front page! I realise that at this moment in time you have not read the thread, but this is one of the issues which was highlighted and one that also pisses me off!
Yes, I think you are correct and this is what I was getting at. It seems like a propaganda exercise to promote D, you only have to look at the end of the article to see this "And join the D language community for the D Conference 2014 on May 21-23 in Menlo Park, CA."
For the record I am very much aware of who Andrei is and the influences he has on certain languages.
I would ask if there are any improvements between using wrap or just using clang.
Because it makes things a lot easier when writing cross platform code besides when using MSC, as that is the ugly sister.
"Modern productivity applications are not selected on the basis of the file formats they support, but on the value they provide and the personal productivity they enable. This clearly transcends the cost (or otherwise) of any license. "
Does this include him respecting copyrights?
After you have those answers you will be in a better position to think about what I first said, the only difference is the money wanted. If the company is successful and at a later point you still want the domain, it is going to be more expensive.
If you want the .com and it is available then I would suggest getting it while you can.